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InternationalRep. of Congo: 236 dead after arms depot blastsBRAZZAVILLE, Republic of Congo (AP) -- Morticians stacked bodies two to a tray at Brazzaville's main morgue Tuesday as the death toll rose to at least 236 from a conflagration at an armory that catapulted shells, rockets and other munitions into a densely populated area of the capital of the Republic of Congo....
Iran to allow UN nuke inspectors into army siteTEHRAN, Iran (AP) -- Iran will grant U.N. inspectors access to a military complex where the U.N. nuclear agency suspects secret atomic work has been carried out, the semi-official ISNA news agency reported Tuesday....
Avalanche buries village in northeast AfghanistanKABUL, Afghanistan (AP) -- Afghan authorities say an avalanche has destroyed a village in northeastern Afghanistan, with scores feared dead....
iPad dispute signals new era in trademark troublesSHANGHAI (AP) -- iPotato, isock, icouch, istove, i-you-name-it. An Internet search for "i" words from A to Z will turn up just about any combination you might think up, from all over the world, only a handful of them related to Apple Inc....
Myanmar's Suu Kyi woos army during campaign stopNAYPYITAW, Myanmar (AP) -- Opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi assured Myanmar's military on Tuesday that she seeks no confrontation with it as she ended a two-day campaign trip to the capital....
Official: Palestinian issue ignored in USRAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) -- A Palestinian peace negotiator says the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is too big to ignore, even though it was sidelined in a meeting between Israel's prime minister and U.S. President Barack Obama....
India's ruling Congress party trails in key stateLUCKNOW, India (AP) -- India's ruling Congress party trailed far behind its rivals in early returns from a key state election Tuesday, a sharp rebuke that could hamper the party's performance over the final two years of its term....
Waving flags or farewell? Outposts mull ties to UKLONDON (AP) -- From sun-kissed Caribbean beaches to icy north Atlantic tundra, Queen Elizabeth II's family has begun a celebratory tour to mark her 60th year on the throne - just as questions are raised about dumping the monarchy in the far-flung outposts of Britain's faded empire....
AP Exclusive: Obama's transgender ex-nanny 'proud'JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) -- Once, long ago, Evie looked after "Barry" Obama, the kid who would grow up to become the world's most powerful man. Now, his transgender former nanny has given up her tight, flowery dresses, her brocade vest and her bras, and is living in fear on Indonesia's streets....
Chevron: Fire at rig off Nigeria has stoppedLAGOS, Nigeria (AP) -- A natural gas fire that killed two people and destroyed a Chevron Corp. rig off the coast of Nigeria has stopped on its own, the company said Tuesday, ending an ocean inferno that burned for 46 days....
NATO: 4 international troops killed in AfghanistanKABUL, Afghanistan (AP) -- NATO forces in Afghanistan say four international service members have been killed in an insurgent attack in the country's east....
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Singapore to require one day off a week for maidsSINGAPORE (AP) -- Domestic workers in Singapore will soon get something that people around the world take for granted: a day off....
To some working poor in India, home is parking lotNEW DELHI (AP) -- There is almost no movement in the pre-dawn cold, when the winter fog sits low over the old city and the only light comes from distant street lamps. The parking lot is silent, except for the occasional hacking cough....
To some working poor in India, home is parking lotNEW DELHI (AP) -- There is almost no movement in the pre-dawn cold, when the winter fog sits low over the old city and the only light comes from distant street lamps. The parking lot is silent, except for the occasional hacking cough....
To some working poor in India, home is parking lotNEW DELHI (AP) -- There is almost no movement in the pre-dawn cold, when the winter fog sits low over the old city and the only light comes from distant street lamps. The parking lot is silent, except for the occasional hacking cough....
China: US must build trust on Taiwan, Tibet issuesBEIJING (AP) -- China's foreign minister said Tuesday that often fractious ties between Beijing and Washington are steadily improving, but that more trust is needed and the onus is on the U.S. to respect Chinese interests on issues such as Taiwan and Tibet....
China: US must build trust on Taiwan, Tibet issuesBEIJING (AP) -- China's foreign minister said Tuesday that often fractious ties between Beijing and Washington are steadily improving, but that more trust is needed and the onus is on the U.S. to respect Chinese interests on issues such as Taiwan and Tibet....
China: US must build trust on Taiwan, Tibet issuesBEIJING (AP) -- China's foreign minister said Tuesday that often fractious ties between Beijing and Washington are steadily improving, but that more trust is needed and the onus is on the U.S. to respect Chinese interests on issues such as Taiwan and Tibet....
NKorea stages live-fire drills amid tensionsPYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) -- North Korean troops have been conducting live-fire drills near an island that was the site of a deadly artillery exchange less than two years ago. Meanwhile their government is criticizing the U.S. and South Korea for conducting their own joint military exercises....
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