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Afghan peace bid stumbles on Kabul-Taliban protocol row
By Amena Bakr DOHA (Reuters) - A fresh effort to end Afghanistan's 12-year-old war looked in disarray on Thursday after a diplomatic spat about the Taliban's new Qatar office delayed preliminary discussions between the United States and the Islamist insurgents. Talks between U.S. officials and representatives of the Taliban had been set for Thursday in Qatar but Afghan government anger at the fa
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- Lebanese president urges Hezbollah to pull out of Syria
- ICC says Kenyan president's trial to start on Nov 12
- Somali Islamists threaten more carnage after attack on U.N. base
- Insight: Chinese whispers: Who wants to bet on the 'Nicaragua Canal'?
- Norway opens Arctic border area to oil drilling
- Egypt court orders Mubarak PM Nazif freed
- AP EXCLUSIVE: Taliban offer to free US soldier
- ICC to probe abuse allegations against ex-staffer
- Dubai sets sights on Quran-themed park
- Gandolfini died of cardiac arrest, hospital says
- AP Exclusive: Facebook broke Indonesia terror case
- Sweden jails Rwandan for life for role in 1994 genocide
- China astronauts float water blob in kids' lecture
- Kyrgyzstan votes to end US lease of airbase
- Obama challenges Russia to agree to deeper nuclear weapon cuts
- Jewish educator who survived Soviet Gulag dies
- Markets roiled by Bernanke's exit strategy
- Tropical Storm Barry bears down on Mexico's coast
- Saudi to expel Hezbollah supporters over Syria war
- Iraqis vote in 2 Sunni-dominated provinces
- ABN Amro chief says Dutch bank ready to privatize
- Hong Kong firm to buy 60 single-aisle Airbus jets
- U.S. cites Russia, China among worst in human trafficking: report
- China sex tape official: I'm a lecher but no crook
- Regulators order lenders to raise more capital
- German insurance claims for flood damage may be nearly $8 billion: AIR
- Tropical Storm Barry headsforms off Mexican coast
- Singapore haze at worst yet, Malaysia schools shut
Europe News: News and Headlines from Europe - The Washington Post
Death of Russian orphan galvanizes opponents of adoption ban
MOSCOW — A few pictures and a video: The 2-year-old with Down syndrome smiles, smiles again even harder, and stretches her arms out until she tips forward. No one is there to hold her. Heidi Burrows, a mother of seven, could feel the yearning thousands of miles away in Texas. She and her husband determined to adopt the Russian orphan with the sweet grin. Read full article >>
- Obama, in Berlin, calls for U.S., Russia to cut nuclear warheads
- Head of Russian news website faces prison
- G-8 leaders call for Syrian peace talks, sidestep issue of whether Assad should go
- Syrian refugees find little help in Greece
- Obama and Putin fail to resolve differences over Syria
- Deadlock in Julian Assange saga continues
- The Guardian: Britain, United States spied at summits
- Turkish police seal Istanbul’s Taksim Square from protesters
- Netanyahu helps dedicate upgraded Holocaust exhibit at Auschwitz
- Putin discusses economic issues ahead of summits
- In Istanbul’s shadow, Russian opposition rallies in protest
- Russians shrug at Putin divorce
- Moscow mayor sets his resignation, and his return
- U.S. blacklists global network of Iran-linked companies
- Russia, E.U. tussle over ‘Magnitsky list’ visa restrictions
- Turkish premier, president clash over reply to protests
- U.S., NATO allies to consider Libya military training mission
- Russia’s foe is America’s, say GOP visitors
- Questioning the right to tweet
- Russian forces arrest mayor of Dagestan city where Tsarnaev lived
- Russian FSB describes its Tsarnaev letter to FBI
- Elysee wine sale enlivened by protests
- Chechen’s father says FBI killed son to keep him quiet
- Russian NGO deemed ‘foreign agent,’ fined
- Russian test answers posted online amid clash between politicians and academics
- Manhunt continues for assailant who stabbed French soldier in neck
- French soldier stabbed in neck by robed attacker
- Interpol snubs Russia on request to arrest human rights critic William Browder
- IMF chief Christine Lagarde to be witness, not suspect, in French arbitration case
Asia News: News and Headlines China, Japan, Korea & More - The Washington Post
Despite Karzai’s ire, U.S. confident that talks with Taliban will be held
The Obama administration expects to move ahead with plans to meet with Taliban representatives in the next few days, despite a still-simmering dispute with Afghan President Hamid Karzai over the negotiations that led him Wednesday to suspend separate talks over a key U.S.-Afghan security pact. Read full article >>
- Scrapping equipment key to Afghan drawdown
- NATO transfers full responsibility for security to Afghan forces
- Bomb at Pakistan funeral kills at least 27
- Philippines reproductive-health law tests power of Catholic Church as it lobbies Supreme Court
- Indian opposition alliance splits ahead of polls
- In Hong Kong, pressure mounts on government to protect Snowden
- In Burma, a race to provide mobile phone service
- Congress to vote on visa program for Afghan interpreters
- Snowden’s U.S. hacking claim captures Chinese attention
- Car bomb outside Afghanistan’s Supreme Court kills at least 17
- North and South Korea, unable to agree on attendees, put off planned talks
- Taliban surge expected to continue
- Militants attack Kabul’s international airport, hours after Karzai criticizes U.S. policies
- Edward Snowden faces strong extradition treaty if he remains in Hong Kong
- North and South Korea meet, set stage for higher-level talks this week
- India’s nationalist opposition names controversial Hindu leader to lead campaign
- North and South Korea to begin talks Sunday in bid to ease tensions
- Pakistan summons U.S. embassy officials over drone strikes
- Afghan soldier kills three Americans
- Seven Georgian troops killed in Afghanistan
- In Asia’s waters, an assertive China means long-lasting disputes
- Chen Xitong, mayor of Beijing during Tiananmen crackdown, dies
- Nawaz Sharif formally elected prime minister of Pakistan
- U.S., Germany, Italy commit to training roles in post-2014 Afghanistan
- In Japan, new policy spurs solar power boom
- Tiananmen anniversary puts Chinese government and activists on hyper-watch
- Fire at Chinese poultry plant kills 119 workers
- Suicide attack targeting coalition troops kills Afghan 10 children
- Engineer-turned-militia leader takes on Taliban
The Americas News: News and Headlines from Canada, South America & More - The Washington Post
To avoid crime, Venezuelans run together
Andrea Pereira just shakes her head at how carefree she used to be when she’d strap on her running shoes and jog alone at night in the streets of this gritty capital.Then came the “express kidnapping” plague — ordinary people snatched off the street, sometimes in broad daylight. Homicides skyrocketed, with Caracas recording nearly 4,000 slayings last year, more than any other city in the worl
- Rape in Colombia’s war unearthed
- Mexican soldiers free 165 migrants
- In Mexico City, planners turn vacant space under freeways into places to work, dine, play
- Colombian company exports bulletproof backpacks to U.S.
- Land reform deal a breakthrough in Colombian peace talks
- Soldiers re-occupy Mexico’s Hot Land
- Jorge Rafael Videla, ruthless Argentine junta leader, dies at 87
- Maligned dollar flourishes in Venezuela
- Uruguay’s Mujica talks up Brazil ties
- Colombian rebels recruit child fighters even as they negotiate to end conflict
- In Mexico, restrictions on U.S. agents signal drug war shift
- Venezuelan president, accused of electoral fraud at home, finds backing abroad
- To power Mexico forward, Peña Nieto looks to energy reform
- Obama wraps up Latin American trip, reaffirms hopes for immigration reform
- Obama’s trip to Mexico hints at new balance of power
- Venezuela’s president orders arrest of American filmmaker
- Nicolas Maduro is sworn in as Venezuelan president after disputed vote
- Venezuelans are polarized in post-election crisis
- Venezuelan government blames losing presidential candidate for deadly violence
- Venezuela government defends election result, backtracks on recount pledge
- Nicolas Maduro narrowly wins presidential election in Venezuela
- With sale, Venezuela’s last critical news outlet may be neutralized
- In Mexico, an upsurge of vigilantism
- Brazil grapples with dysfunctional Congress
- Argentina, Iran to investigate ’94 bombing of Jewish center
- Maids’ win impinges on Brazil’s economy
- Brazilian chief uses technology to help save his tribe and curb deforestation
- In Pope Francis, other faiths see a friend
- Pope Francis was often quiet on Argentine sex abuse cases as archbishop
Middle East News: News and Headlines from Iraq, Iran, Israel, Lebanon & More - The Washington Post
In Istanbul, protest leader sees his movement dispersed
ISTANBUL — Just five days ago, a mild-mannered architect who was among the first to object to plans to raze central Istanbul’s Gezi Park thought his group was on its way to becoming a vanguard of a movement against Turkey’s leader that was far broader and more enduring than he could ever have imagined. Read full article >>
- In Turkey, protesters try a new approach: Standing still
- Sunnis, Shiites clash in Lebanese town
- In Israel, mixed signals on prospect for peace with Palestinians
- Egypt’s Morsi gets poor reviews from Islamists after first year of presidency
- Turkish government could use armed forces against protesters, senior official warns
- Iran’s new president says U.S. outreach possible if ‘our nuclear rights’ are respected
- Turkey turmoil could lead to new flash points
- Multiple attacks kill 32 people across Iraq
- Iran’s new president more cautious than reformist
- Defector Syrian general will be conduit for U.S. military aid to rebels
- Moderate Rouhani takes early lead in Iranian presidential election
- Syrian rebels say they need heavy weaponry, not small arms, from U.S.
- Netanyahu helps dedicate upgraded Holocaust exhibit at Auschwitz
- As Turkish protests rage, Ataturk is a winner
- Tehran calm on eve of presidential election as Iranians weigh whether to vote
- Syria conflict has killed nearly 93,000, U.N. says
- Egypt frets, fumes over Ethiopia’s Nile plan
- Turkey’s Erdogan hints at concession to protesters
- For Lebanon’s Sunnis, growing rage at Hezbollah over role in Syria
- Syrian rebels kill dozens in mostly Shiite village
- Iran emerging as victor in Syrian conflict
- Israel warily watches Iranian election
- In Iran, moderates see Hassan Rouhani as best alternative to conservatives
- Israeli drivers forgo traditional GPS devices to ride Waze craze
- Car bomb outside Afghanistan’s Supreme Court kills 14
- Iranian authorities impose subdued tone for election campaign
- Amid rising ethnic tension, Kurdish brigade soldiers stop taking orders from Baghdad
- Anti-Hezbollah protester shot dead outside Iranian Embassy in Beirut
- Iran’s presidential debate gets personal
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