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| Pakistan's Growing Chain of Violence
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| Sarkozy vs. the Corsicans
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| Bush Pledges $1 Billion to Georgia
Pushing back against an increasingly aggressive Moscow, President Bush said Wednesday the U.S. will send an extra $1 billion to Georgia |
| ChÁvez and the Cash-Filled Suitcase
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| Italy Pays Reparations to Libya
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| Money Flowing into English Soccer
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| The People vs. the People's Car
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| What Do Thailand's Protesters Want?
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| France's Fling with Syria
While the US and its allies have long sought to isolate Damascus, isolating Tehran may be a higher priority |
| Why Ukraine's Pro-Western Coalition Split
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Was an attempt on the Prime Minister's life retaliation for a
controversial U.S.-led attack on the Afghan-Pakistani border?
Heard the one about the film comedian, the transferred policeman and the French President? It's not funny, fume critics 
Did the Venezuelan President try to smuggle an $800,000 bribe to his Argentine ally? A Miami trial aims to find out
Rome agrees to massive payout for colonial injustices. But could the deal set a precedent for other former powers?
The takeover of Manchester City by an Abu Dhabi group is further evidence that soccer clubs have become a hot buy
The Nano was supposed to be a quality car within reach of India's millions. So why are Indians agitating against it?
Though they've organized tens of thousands to hit Bangkok's streets to demand that the Prime Minister resigns, Thailand's anti-government alliance is not sure what they want to happen if he does
The Georgia war provoked a showdown whose likely winner is expected to be more cautious about taking sides in external conflicts
