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Musharraf delays return after arrest threat
Former Pakistani leader Pervez Musharraf is delaying his return home, his party says, after the country's leadership said he would be arrested on arrival.
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Concordia survivors to get payout
Passengers on the wrecked Costa Concordia cruise ship are expected to receive compensation of 11,000 euros ($14,400) each, the Italian Association of Tour Operators said.
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Syria deaths rise as U.N. holds talks
Thousands took to the streets in a Damascus suburb Friday for a funeral procession for a man they say was killed overnight as violence spawned by anti-government protests continues in Syria.
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Officials: Yemen kidnap victim released
A Norwegian U.N. official snatched from the streets of Yemen's capital city of Sanaa by armed tribesmen was released unharmed, Norwegian and Yemeni officials said Friday.
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Cairo protesters storm Syrian Embassy
At least 50 protesters opposed to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime stormed the Syrian Embassy building in Cairo on Thursday, smashing windows and tearing down the Syrian flag before dispersing, embassy officials said.
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Dozens killed in Baghdad bombing
In the latest of a spate of bombings, a suicide attacker targets a Shiite funeral procession in the Iraqi capital killing 31 people and wounding 60 others.
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Four reported killed in Bahrain protest
Bahrain police on Friday denied opposition claims that security forces were responsible for the death of an anti-government protester, saying the man died from natural causes.
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Ex-Guatemalan dictator faces trial
A Guatemalan judge has ordered the country's former dictator to stand trial on charges that he was responsible for atrocities committed during his rule.