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Explosions kill 1, injure 2 in central StockholmSTOCKHOLM – A car explosion and what appeared to be a suicide attack injured two people, killed the apparent bomber, and caused panic among Christmas shoppers in Stockholm Saturday.
Stockholm Police spokeswoman Petra Sjolander said a car exploded near
Que. man climbs 7 mountains for charities
A Montreal man climbing the world's tallest mountains to raise money for children's charities has reached the top of the seventh and final summit, Antarctica's Vinson Massif.
How the US got Norway to buy Joint Strike Fighters
Leaked US diplomatic cables reveal a concerted, multi-departmental American lobbying effort in 2008 to convince Norwegian policymakers to purchase F-35 fighter jets instead of a Swedish-made rival for fear rejecting the stealth aircraft could influence ot
Tensions high in Koreas, but all-out war unlikely
SEOUL, South Korea — Two weeks after North Korea shelled a South Korean island, the rivals are still trading threats of attacks and counterattacks. Tensions remain at their highest in more than a decade, and though neither side is backing down, all-out wa
Canadian envoy didn't mince words about Hamid Karzai
Bill Crosbie always showed the ambassador’s charm, not the stinging tongue of his more famous politician cousin, John Crosbie. But the diplomat’s biting edge, sharpened by the frustrations of Afghanistan, leaked into public view this week in memos excoria
Ivory Coast's Gbagbo sworn in despite poll row
ABIDJAN, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Laurent Gbagbo was sworn in as Ivory Coast's president on Saturday after his election victory was rejected by world leaders but accepted by the army, raising the risk of a power struggle.
Iran's military looks to the sky as new priority
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — In military maneuvers and air shows, Iran has been proudly touting advances in its air forces and defenses, including radar systems, anti-aircraft batteries and new attack and reconnaissance drones.
Japan, S. Korea, U.S. to meet on N. Korea
Japan, South Korea and the United States will hold high-level talks to plot a joint strategy on dealing with North Korea after its deadly artillery bombardment of the South, the U.S. State Department said Wednesday.
Russia threatens to increase nuclear arsenal
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is warning that his country will find it necessary to build up its nuclear forces if the United States doesn't ratify a new arms reduction treaty.
WikiLeaks cables highlight Pakistani nuclear terror threat
The leaked US cables on the Pakistani nuclear arsenal reveal a serious and growing threat of nuclear terrorism that has been deliberately played down by western governments, counter-proliferation experts said yesterday.
They argued there were political
Haiti election remains under cloud
The international community has stopped short of declaring that Haiti's elections on the weekend were invalid, despite growing calls for such a move within the country.
Turkish FM: We don't hate Israel
Ahmet Davutoglu brushes aside leaked US diplomatic cable that described him as 'exceptionally dangerous', says tensions with Jewish state come from sharp policy disagreements
Date Set for Nuclear Talks With IranTEHRAN — Iran and the European Union agreed on Tuesday to a date and time for nuclear talks in Geneva next week, but President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad insisted in a speech that Iran would not give “one iota” in the discussions.
US Diplomats Told to Spy on Other Countries at United Nations
The US State Department gave its diplomats instructions to spy on other countries' representatives at the United Nations, according to a directive signed by Hillary Clinton. Diplomats were told to collect information about e-mail accounts, credit cards an
Canada-U.S. relations will endure leaks, minister says
As Ottawa braces for the promised release of more than 2,600 sensitive diplomatic documents pertaining to Canada-U.S. relations, Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon says the two countries will continue to enjoy "great" relations.
Haiti election a 'massive fraud'
Haiti's immediate future appears unclear after a dozen presidential candidates called for the annulment of Sunday's general election, citing widespread fraud.
N.Korea readies missiles as US-South Korea begin drill
YEONPYEONG, South Korea - North Korea has placed surface-to-surface missiles on launch pads in the Yellow Sea, Yonhap news agency reported on Sunday, as the United States and South Korea began joint military exercises that have upset neighbour China.
Iran says fueling of first nuclear plant completed
TEHRAN — Iran's nuclear chief said Saturday the country's first nuclear power plant has been loaded up with fuel -- an incremental step that brings Iran closer to nuclear-generated electricity -- and indicated it could go on line by late January.
Cargo plane crashes into Pakistani housing complex
KARACHI, Pakistan — A cargo plane crashed into a housing complex in Pakistan's largest city soon after takeoff Sunday, setting off a huge blaze and killing all eight Russian crew on board, the civil aviation authority said. Casualties on the ground appear
South Korean veterans denounce North
Hundreds of war veterans rallied in downtown Seoul on Saturday, calling for retaliation against North Korea for bombarding a South Korean border island earlier in the week.
Aquarium rescues dozens of rare sea turtles
BOSTON - More than two dozen rare sea turtles who were cold, hungry and lost were rescued over the Thanksgiving holiday after having washed ashore on Cape Cod, a spokesman for the New England Aquarium said Friday.

Canada will not take part in a UN event next year to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Durban conference on racism that saw the United States walk out in protest over texts branding Israel as a racist and apartheid state, Jason Kenney says.
S. Korea to hold drills near bombardment site
South Korea's president ordered more troops to a front-line island and dumped his defence minister Thursday as the country grappled with lapses in its response to a deadly North Korean artillery strike.
Drill breaks through in N.Z. mine rescue to sample gas
GREYMOUTH, New Zealand — A drilling team on Wednesday broke a narrow shaft through to the section of a New Zealand coal mine where 29 workers have been missing for almost six days, and was greeted by a blast of potentially deadly gases from inside.
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