CAIRO — President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad ordered Iran’s atomic energy agency to begin producing a special form of uranium that could move the country closer to possessing fuel usable in nuclear weapons.
BAGHDAD — Iraq staggered toward a resolution of its election crisis as its leaders gave a court time to reconsider a ban on certain candidates.
Lebanon’s marine commandos recovered the black box of the Ethiopian Airlines jet that crashed into the Mediterranean last month, the army said.
KIEV, Ukraine — Viktor F. Yanukovich declared victory in presidential elections, claiming what appeared to be an unlikely comeback.
The election could give the country its first woman president after a campaign dominated by voters’ concerns over rising crime.
MANILA — The families and colleagues of 43 health workers detained over the weekend denounced the Philippine government on Sunday and accused the police and military of framing the suspects.
DUBLIN — The announcement by the Irish National Liberation Army, a republican group blamed for more than 100 killings, came days before a disarmament deadline.
BAGHDAD — An Iraqi militant group said it had abducted an American contractor, a day after the United States military reported that a contractor had been missing.
ABIDJAN — As it stumbles toward an election, the country is wrestling with the question of who is Ivorian in a country that once attracted millions of migrants.
MEXICO CITY — A law to let same-sex couples marry and adopt is pushing Mexico City to the forefront of the gay rights movement.
Record snowfalls in mid-Atlantic states made the weekend an enchanted snowbound adventure for millions of people.
“People should be encouraged to become responsible for their eating behavior rather than depend on numbers that don't add up,” writes A.J. in France.
“Perhaps the real problem is that we have forgotten what real food is. Instead of focusing on the labels of boxes of junk food, people should learn how to cook with fresh basic ingredients,” writes Peter.
The Swiss national television network is venturing into prime-time opera.
A retraction of a medical paper supporting fears that vaccines may cause autism should finally put this damaging myth to rest.
The spectacular stadiums built for the 2008 Olympics stand empty.
Harvard Yard to National Guard is a journey into a different world.
An appreciation of Little Richard, one of rock ’n’ roll’s originators.
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