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Diplomats say Syria has told other Arab countries it will not allow the International Atomic Energy Agency access to three alleged secret nuclear sites.The diplomats say a senior Syrian official told Arab members of the IAEA in Vienna that agency...
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A robber rolled into a Dallas convenience store came armed with a bat and a knife. He left with a lot of condoms and an energy drink.
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A wheelchair getaway at a 7-Eleven has police looking for an unusual robbery suspect. Authorities said Friday that a man in a wheelchair entered a Dallas convenience...
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AP, Venice
Italian director Ermanno Olmi received the Venice Film Festival’s Golden Lion for lifetime achievement on Friday.
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AP, Cernobbio
Oil prices are down, the dollar is up, and U.S. growth and exports have perked up a little. So is the global financial crisis winding down anytime soon? Top economists...
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AP, Darmstadt
Scientists at the European Space Agency’s Operations Center say the deep space Rosetta satellite has stopped sending its signal.
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AP, Madrid
Spanish police have arrested a suspected Colombian drug trafficker listed among the most wanted by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, the police force said in a...
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AP, Minsk
The U.S. administration has suspended some economic sanctions against this former Soviet nation, the U.S. Embassy said Friday.
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AP, Vienna
India pledged Friday not to engage in a new arms race as talks continued in Vienna over whether to let the U.S. sell India nuclear material and technology for civilian...
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AP, Stockholm
Iran has reportedly sentenced four female activists to six months in prison for writings demanding equality for women, a move denounced Friday by Sweden, which awarded...
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Continental Airlines Inc. said Friday it is charging some coach customers $15 for a first checked bag, matching a similar fee imposed by most other major U.S....
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AP, Avignon
European Union nations are considering a call for an international inquiry as to which country is responsible for starting the conflict between Georgia and Russia.
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AP, Helsinki
Nokia Corp. warned Friday its third-quarter global market share will decline from second-quarter levels, sending its U.S. shares tumbling more than 10 percent.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas pledged Friday to try to reach a final status peace agreement with Israel by the end of the year _ but he admitted the goal, set by...
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AP, Rome
Mila Schoen, an Italian designer of elegant, impeccably tailored clothes, died early Friday at her villa in northern Italy at the age of 91.
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The sound of bagpipes has fallen victim to frosty relations between the West and Russia. British officials have banned three military bands from attending a musical...
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Russia’s number one cell operator MTS said Friday it has signed a deal with Apple Inc. to sell the iPhone in Russia.
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Nokia Corp. warned Friday its third-quarter global market share will decline from second-quarter levels, sending its U.S. shares tumbling more than 11 percent in...
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AP, Kiev
U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney has pledged U.S. support for Ukraine following last month’s war between neighboring Russia and Georgia.
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Shares at Informa PLC, the London-based publisher of Lloyd’s List maritime newspaper, fell 6 percent on Friday after the company rejected a reduced takeover bid...
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Efforts to send an observer mission to monitor troop withdrawals in Georgia were set to dominate two-day European Union foreign ministers’ talks that started...
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AP, Vienna
Diplomats say Syria has blocked a new visit by International Atomic Energy Agency experts investigating allegations that Damascus has a secret nuclear program.
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AP, Pretoria
Diplomats say talks between Zimbabwe’s ruling and opposition parties will soon get under way in South Africa’s capital.Tuesday’s talks in Pretoria...
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AP, Vienna
Diplomats say the International Atomic Energy Agency has scheduled a July 28 board meeting to approve the agency’s nuclear rules for India.The meeting is...
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AP, Brussels
Diplomats say EU leaders will threaten Sudan with sanctions if it does not cooperate fully with the United Nations and the International Criminal Court in handing over...
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AP, Vienna
Diplomats say Syria has told a 35-nation meeting that it will limit what U.N. nuclear inspectors can see when they go to check on allegations that Damascus is hiding...
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AP, Dublin
Diplomats from 111 nations have formally adopted a landmark treaty banning cluster bombs.Twelve days of negotiations ended Friday after diplomats from scores of nations...
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Diplomats from more than 100 nations agreed on a treaty Wednesday to ban current types of cluster bombs and require the destruction of stockpiles within eight...
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Diplomats say more than 100 nations have reached agreement on a treaty that would ban current designs of cluster bombs.The treaty also would require the destruction of...
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AP, Vienna
Diplomats say China will act as the middleman in the delicate process of letting the U.N. nuclear monitoring agency look at documents on North Korea’s nuclear...
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AP, Vienna
Diplomats say that a new attempt by the U.N. nuclear watchdog to probe allegations that Iran tried to make nuclear arms has failed.The failure will be detailed in a...
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AP, Yangon
Diplomats say Myanmar has invited representatives of several countries to visit the cyclone-hit area.They say the invitation is apparently aimed at deflecting criticism...
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Sixty-three years after the birth of the United Nations, a push for reform of the Security Council - whose five permanent members still wield the most power - is once...
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AP, Bucharest
Diplomats say Russia has agreed to a transit deal with NATO to allow the alliance to ship non-lethal freight across Russian territory to military forces in...
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AP, Vienna
Diplomats say Iran has assembled hundreds of advanced centrifuges for uranium enrichment, a step meant to speed up the process that can produce both fuel and the...
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AP, Vienna
Diplomats say that China has given the U.N. nuclear watchdog intelligence linked to Tehran’s alleged attempts to make nuclear arms.The development is surprising...
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AP, Beijing
Diplomats from the United States and several other nations visited the Tibetan capital of Lhasa Saturday, after China admitted the group in a move to show its control...
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AP, New York
Foreign diplomats get great parking spots, but their home countries can’t escape the U.S. tax man.A federal judge has ordered the governments of India, Mongolia...
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AP, Vienna
Diplomats say Russia has set conditions on its backing of new U.N. sanctions against Tehran for its nuclear activities.Two diplomats told The Associated Press on Monday...
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AP, Washington
Under pressure from a lawsuit, the State Department is changing rules that had disqualified HIV-positive people from becoming U.S. diplomats.Effective Friday, the...
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In this Saturday, May 19, 2007 file photo, a portion of the new U.S. embassy under construction is seen from across the Tigris river in Baghdad, Saturday, May 19, 2007. The new U.S. Embassy complex does not have enough fortified living quarters for...
