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Almost 700 arrested in Canada tuition protest

Police arrested almost 700 people overnight in the latest protest in Quebec over higher university tuition.

British bandits foiled by glued-up bills

Three bandits were foiled in Britain when their attempt to pry open a stolen cash box ran up against a new security system that slathered the bills with glue.

Brazil doubles net access in past year

Brazil's president says the nation has nearly doubled its high-speed internet connections in the past year.

Bus falls off cliff in Albania; 11 dead

Albanian authorities say a bus carrying university students fell off a cliff, killing 11 people and injuring 22 others.

Suicide blast kills more than 100 Yemeni troops at parade rehearsal

A suicide bomber dressed in a military uniform killed at least 101 soldiers Monday at the central security headquarters in Yemen, Interior Ministry officials

Former Israeli PM: Jerusalem must be partitioned

Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on Sunday urged Israeli leaders to relinquish the idea of a unified Jerusalem if they truly want peace, contending in a pair

Vatican mystery intensifies, bones found in grave

Forensic police swarmed the crypt of a Roman basilica on Monday to exhume the body of a reputed mobster as part of an investigation into one of the Vatican's

Mexican officials report 49 bodies dumped on highway to US border

Forty-nine bodies, at least some of them mutilated, have been found on a highway connecting the northern Mexican metropolis of Monterrey to the

UK woman arrested after 5 children die in blaze

A British woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after five children died in a house fire.

Russian plane wreckage found in Indonesia

The wreckage of a Russian passenger airliner that went missing during a demonstration flight over Indonesia has been located in a mountainous area, but rescue

Vatican board asked to resign over conference

Members of the Vatican's bioethics advisory panel have called for its board to resign after scientists who don't support core church teaching on issues like

Turkey: No plans to extradite Iraqi VP

Turkey says it has no plans to send Iraq's vice president, who is currently in Turkey, back to Iraq for prosecution even after Interpol placed him on its

Egypt's extremist flex their muscles

Militants who have vowed allegiance to al-Qaida attack security forces in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula close to Israel and enjoy unchallenged control of two border

Alleged trafficker has surrendered to US

Colombia's deputy police director says one of the country's top drug traffickers has surrendered in Aruba to U.S. authorities, who flew him to New York to

Nuclear firm CEO shot in Italy

Italian authorities were investigating after the CEO of an Italian nuclear engineering company was shot Monday as he left his home in the port city of Genoa.

Pelicans, dolphins wash up on beaches

Peru is urging people to stay away from Pacific beaches because of continuing discoveries of dead pelicans and dolphins.

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