• Al Qaeda Coldly Acknowledges Obama Victory • Iran Said to Have Nuclear Fuel for One Weapon • U.S. Strike Reportedly Killed Five in Pakistan • Claims of a Rigged Vote Foment Bitter Protests in Nicaragua • Grenade Attack Kills Thai Protester • Brawl Halts Session of Iraqi Parliament • Sarkozy?s Fiscal Meeting Raises Diplomatic Hackles • No Zimbabwe Visits for Annan and Carter • Europeans Announce Pioneering Surgery • F.D.A. Opens Office in Beijing to Screen Food and Drug Exports
• Recession blues play on • Obama taps Arizona governor for homeland security: report • Global stocks at 5-1/2 year lows • Prospect for auto bailout dims • U.S. pact can pass Iraqi parliament: minister • California court to hear gay marriage ban case • Woman posed as teen online in suicide case: attorney • Pakistan protests over U.S. missile strikes • Oil dives below $52 as investor confidence sinks • Small businesses feel Wall Street's pain
• Al-Qaeda Leader Uses Slur Against Obama in Web Video • Indian Frigate Sinks Pirate Ship in Gulf of Aden • Democracy in Nicaragua In Peril, Ortega Critics Say • In Japan, Killer May Be Hunting Officials Associated With Pension Debacle • Bolivian President Evo Morales Visits Washington, Talks of Fresh Start With U... • Taxi Drivers Strike in China • United Nations Report Says Destroyed Syrian Facility Looked Like Nuclear Reactor • Suspected U.S. Airstrike in Pakistan Kills Six Fighters • Poland to Await Obama Decision on Placing Missile Defense System in Europe • Report Faults U.S., Saying Its International Aid Isn't Always Apolitical
• Iraq parliament engulfed in protests over US pact (AP) • Rebels: No clashes in eastern Congo after pullback (AP) • Piracy watchdog hails Indian attack on pirate ship (AP) • US ambassador summoned in Pakistan (AP) • US raid kills Iraqi blamed in 2004 reservist death (AP) • AstraZeneca wins first round in Teva litigation (AP) • Israeli leaders travel to Jordan to discuss Gaza (AP) • Costa Rica arrests 6 for medicine shipments to US (AP) • New Zimbabwe talks expected next week (AFP) • Pakistan PM assures top security to save India series (AFP)
• In Zimbabwe, Mugabe Clings On, But His Power Is Waning • As Somali Pirates Get Bolder, Policing Them Gets Tougher • Due to the Economy, Stress Boils Over in Hong Kong • Japan's Burdened Care Sector Looks Outwards for Help • In China, Hard Times at the Scrapheap • The Death of Tel Aviv's Old-Fashioned Mob Kingpin • Almost Famous: Japan's Obama Impersonator • When Will Obama Give Up the Bin Laden Ghost Hunt? • China Watches as Tibetan Talks Begin • Defending Against the Pirates
• Off Africa's coast, pirates 'out of control' • Iraq parliament engulfed in protests over U.S. security pact • Australian police to end restrictions on ex-Gitmo detainee • Rebels: No clashes in eastern Congo after pullback • Watchdog group hails Indian attack on pirate ship • Blast kills 1, wounds 29 at Thai protest site • U.S.: American troops attacked in Philippines • Iceland gets billions in aid amid financial meltdown • Ireland's economy not roaring back • Blast kills 1 at Thailand prime minister's office
• U.S. shifts its approach in Iraq • Ex-Gitmo detainee to taste freedom • Pakistan summons U.S. envoy • Somali pirates turn villages into boomtowns • Filipino militants open fire on GIs • Hungry in Zimbabwe: 'If you rest, you starve' • Japan-U.S. missile test fails • Blast kills 1, wounds 23 at Thai PM's office • U.N.: Somali pirates hurting homeland • Coast Guard ends search for 90 Dominicans
• Piracy Watchdog Wants More Pirate Sinkings • Markets Tumble: 'No Positives Out There' • WATCH: Attacking al Qaeda in Pakistan • High Seas, High Drama: Pirates Get Bolder • WATCH: Pirates Hijack 7th Ship in 2 Weeks • Pirates Turn Villages into Boomtowns • Pakistan Takes on Rebels on Afghan Border • Australia: Ex-Gitmo Detainee Will Be Free • Sri Lanka Army Smashes Rebel Stronghold • 'Jacko' to Testify in London Court
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