Updated December 31, 2010 - 11:39 PM EST
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December 31st, 2010

US: Yemen Should Delay Proposed Constitutional Move Ap Interview: Abbas Says Recognitions Hit Israel
UN Warns Against Any Attack on Ivory Coast Hotel Ouattara Ally: Ivory Coast Now in 'War Situation'
Bolivian President Cancels Gasoline Price Increase Bomb Hits Egypt Church at New Year's Mass, 7 Dead
US Efforts Fail to Convince Pakistan's Top General to Target Taliban Russia: 130 Protesters Are Detained
Turkey: 10 Suspects Held in Attack Plot Sudan: Call for Unity Is Rejected
Nigeria: Fatal Bomb Blast at Barracks West Bank: Calling for New Peace Talks
Kurdish Rebel, Karayilan, Softens Tone in Turkish Conflict Iraqi Health Ministry Campaigns to Ban Toy Guns
Russian Ex-Senator Gets Life for Terrorism Friday: 1 Iraqi Killed, 3 Wounded
North Korea Warns War Will Bring 'Nuclear Holocaust' Iraqi Christians, Chaldeans: Violence Rises Against Iraqi Christians
As if Saddam Never Was Three Dead, Seven Wounded in Egyptian Church Blast-Security Sources
Explosion Outside Church in Egyptian City of Alexandria Mastercard Hosted Mossad Assassins, Blocked WikiLeaks
Drone Strikes Lead to Disaster in Pakistan Scottish National Party Pushes for British Troops to Be Out of Afghanistan by Year's End
2011 Seen as Make-Or-Break Year for Afghan Mission Iran Allows Access to Journalists After German Protest
Saginaw Township 'Pipe Bomb' Turns Out to Just Be a Pipe PA Report: '1,100 Palestinian Kids Arrested in 2010'
Ivory Coast in 'Civil War Situation' Al-Qaeda Bomb Manual Published on Internet
Lubbock Prisoner Claimed Al-Qaeda Ties, Threatened President Report: Benazir Assassination Plot Hatched at Brigadier's Home
US Prefers Negotiation to Palestinian UN Drive Pakistanis Rally in Support of Blasphemy Law
Nigeria: Boko Haram Kills Seven Policemen in Fresh Attacks Blast Kills at Least 4 in Nigerian Capital
Fury Over 'Shoot-To-Kill' Online Berlin Wall Game Pentagon Whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg: Julian Assange Is Not a Terrorist
US Condemns Anti-Christian Violence in Iraq Security Source: Education Official Involved in Leading Death Squad in Diyala
9 Christians Wounded in Attacks in Baghdad Nigerian Bomb Blast Hits Army Barracks During New Year Celebrations
President Obama to Face New Defense Battles in 2011 Denmark Terrorism Suspects Plead Not Guilty
Survey: Arabs to Form Majority in Historic Palestine After 2014 Israel Sees Gradual Increase in Indian Steps Against Iran
Iran Accuses Israel of Kidnapping Former Deputy Defense Minister 2011 Looks Grim for Progress on Women's Rights in Iraq
Taliban 'Want Base in Neutral Third Country Before Peace Talks Begin' Rehab for Terrorists: Pakistan Tries Reintegration Program on Teen Extremists
Abbas Lays Cornerstone of Embassy in Brazil Holiday Anti-Terrorism Focus Is on 'Soft Targets'
Karzai Keeps Minister Considered Corrupt by US Nigeria: Bomb Explodes at Army Barracks
Afghan Officials Say Taliban Commander Killed US Helps Ukraine Send Enriched Uranium to Russia
North Korea Vows Better Ties With South Korea President's Trial Shows Emboldened Israeli Courts
Iraqi Suspect Says Unaware of Danish Terror Plot Iraq Christians Bury Their Dead After More Attacks
Iran Threatens Trial for Opposition Leaders Nigeria New Year Revellers Hit by Abuja 'Bomb,' 11 Killed
A Doorbell Rings, a New Attack on Iraqi Christians Italy Furious After Brazil's Lula Refuses Extradition
Newsweek Leaks Images of Julian Assange's Nefarious Holiday Activities Expats' 'Daily Show'-Style VOA Program Enthralls Iranians, Irks Their Government
Palestinian Orchestra to Hold Debut Concert in Ramallah Addis Ababa Jews See No Quick Route to Promised Land
Italy Outraged After Brazil Refuses Extradition of Convicted 1970s Militant The Year 2010: Snapshots From War Zones
Palestinian Draft Condemning Israeli Settlements Designed to Win US Support Former Aussie PM: Afghan War Can't Be Won
Man Strips at Va. Airport Checkpoint in Protest US Pushed for ISP Data Retention in Sweden, Leaked Cable Reveals
Turkey Would Open Ports to Cyprus, Removing EU Block, NTV Says How WikiLeaks Enlightened Us in 2010
Belarusian KGB Raids Journalists' Homes and Offices Following Mass Protest Against Election US Missiles Kill 8 in Northwest Pakistan

December 30th, 2010

US Fights to Open School in Taliban Area South Korea Names Strategist to New North Korea Crisis Post
US Homeland Security Chief Arrives in Afghanistan WikiLeaks Show US Frustrated With Egypt Military
FBI Raids ISPs in Anonymous DDOS Investigation Afghanistan War: How a Model Province Tumbled Into Violence
The Full Story of One of Canada's Deadliest Days in Afghanistan US Refuses to Help Poland Probe Illegal CIA Prisons
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