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The investigation into the suicide bombing that killed 17 people on Saturday suggests it was the work of the Pakistan-based Haqqani network, an Afghan official said Monday.

How has the Lord's Resistance Army leader evaded justice for his band of marauders with impunity for decades? Experts give five reasons.

Two sites containing chemical weapons were found in Libya, National Transitional Council's outgoing prime minister Mahmoud Jibril said Sunday.

Worries about high tides overwhelming parts of Thailand in recent days have morphed into fears about water- and insect-borne diseases in the flood-ravaged country.

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The world's population hits 7 billion this week, but Ziona, the patriarch of what may be the biggest family in the world, is not bothered.

A humanitarian crisis looms in Thailand after the worst floods in decades left parts of Bangkok and other areas of the country submerged, relief agencies warned Sunday.

Syrians aiming to write a new constitution for the strife-torn country will meet for the first time on Monday, the state news agency reported Sunday, after a weekend of intense violence.

The Israeli Air Force struck several sites that it suspected were "terror centers" Sunday, as the wave of back-and-forth attacks between the Israeli military and Palestinian militants continued.

An Australian workplace relations tribunal on Sunday ordered Qantas to end a labor dispute that has left tens of thousands of passengers stranded worldwide. It is unclear when flights will resume.