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U.S. envoy dismisses tour of Myanmar
The top U.S. envoy in Myanmar is dismissing a junta-led tour of areas hit hardest by this month's cyclone as "a show" designed to impress the world.
Thousands flee China quake area over flood fears
Police say that rescue officials are worried that water from a choked river could inundate towns near the epicenter.
Kidnapped Pakistan diplomat returns home
Pakistan's ambassador to Afghanistan is back home three months after being kidnapped on the main highway through Pakistan's wild border region.
Possible end in sight for crisis in Lebanon
Leaders of Lebanon's government and members of the Hezbollah-led opposition are engaged in the highest-level talks so far in the country's 18-month-long political crisis.
Hackers accused of disabling global government websites arrested
The five young computer hackers are under arrest in Spain, reportedly responsible for attacking 21,000 Web pages over two years.
Islamist fighters in Somalia seize southern town
Militants have seized a major agricultural center, causing hundreds of refugees to flee.
Coast guards end confrontation
Things are a bit calmer on the waters between South Korea and Japan, after a six hour standoff between coast guard units from each nation ended peacefully.
U.S. House speaker visits Iraq
Nancy Pelosi is in Iraq meeting with the Iraqi prime minister.
Tibet's holiest temple reopens after unrest in China
The Jokhang Temple in the heart of Lhasa had been under heavy security after peaceful protests by Buddhist monks against Chinese rule March 10th spread, turning violent four days later.
Myanmar's military rulers slowing efforts to help cyclone victims
International aid groups say many more people will die from disease and starvation unless help arrives quickly.


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