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U.N. Nuclear Watchdog Pushes For Headway In Iran Inquiry: Diplomats

The U.N. nuclear agency is expected to make a new attempt soon to advance its investigation into suspected atomic bomb research by Iran, diplomats said on Thursday, more than a month after Tehran missed a deadline for cooperation. They said...

Philippine Islamist Militants Threaten To Behead German On October 17

Al-Qaeda linked Islamist militants in the Philippines said on Thursday they will kill one of two German captives on Oct. 17 unless their demands are met. Rebels from the Abu Sayyaf group captured the two Germans sailing on a yacht...

Hong Kong Students Vow Stronger Protests If Leader Stays

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Student demonstrators in Hong Kong have vowed to step up their mass pro-democracy protests if Chief Executive CY Leung does not resign. Student leader Lester Shum said protesters could start occupying government buildings if Mr Leung did not quit by...

At Least 10 Killed In Shelling Of School And Mini-Van In Ukraine

At least 10 people were killed on Wednesday when shells hit a school playground and a public transit mini-van in a nearby street in Donetsk in eastern Ukraine, underscoring the fragility of a ceasefire between separatists and government forces. Teachers...

Experts Question Two-Day Delay In Admitting Texas Ebola Patient

The first patient to be diagnosed with Ebola in a U.S. hospital was evaluated initially and turned away, a critical missed opportunity that could result in others being exposed to the deadly virus, infectious disease experts said. On the patient's...

Nigeria’s Campaigning President Says ‘Turning Tide’ Against Islamists

Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan said on Wednesday the army was turning the tide against Boko Haram Islamists and he trumpeted his government's achievements in what sounded like a bid for re-election just months before a presidential poll. The Feb. 14...

Japan Volcano Death Toll Likely To Rise To Around 46 As More Victims Found

The death toll from Japan's worst volcanic eruption in decades is likely to rise to around 46 after as more victims were discovered on the ash-covered summit, media said on Wednesday. Military searchers resumed a recovery operation with helicopters early...

CDC: First Diagnosed Case Of Ebola In The U.S.

A patient being treated at a Dallas, Texas, hospital is the first person diagnosed with Ebola in the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Tuesday. Several other Americans were diagnosed in West Africa and then brought...

New Afghan Government Signs US Troops Deal

The new Afghan government has signed a security deal with American officials that will allow US troops to remain in the country beyond this year. The agreement was signed by Afghanistan's newly appointed national security adviser, Hanif Atmar. The previous President,...

Hong Kong’s Leader To Protesters: China Won’t Back Down

As dusk fell on Hong Kong Tuesday, the mass of protesters packing the city's streets continued to swell. Many in the city told CNN's correspondents that they planned to join the demonstrators because they're not working Wednesday due to...