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Afghan peace council member killed
Afghan peace council member killed in Kabul
Authorities say a gunman has shot and killed a top member of the Afghan peace council in Kabul.
Germany's Merkel faces key election test in state vote
Germany's most populous state holds an election today, with polls showing good chances of victory for a centre-left regional government that Chancellor Angela Merkel has sought to label as irresponsibly spendthrift.
Greek parties mount last-ditch bid to form government
Greece's president will meet with political party leaders today in a last-ditch effort to broker a deal for a coalition government and avoid another general election.
Rangers edge Capitals in Game 7, on to East final
Brad Richards and Michael Del Zotto scored, Henrik Lundqvist made 22 saves, and the New York Rangers advanced to the Eastern Conference finals with a 2-1 victory in Game 7 over the Washington Capitals.
China rain storms leave 40 dead in north
The death toll from hail and rain storms in a mountainous area in northwest China has risen to 40.
Suspected U.S. drones kill 11 al-Qaeda fighters in Yemen
Two suspected U.S. drone strikes kill 11 al-Qaeda militants in southern Yemen, Yemeni military officials say.
Ahmadinejad: Israel a 'mosquito' to Iran
Midair collision kills 5 in Saskatchewan
Two private planes carrying five people collided in the air northeast of Saskatoon, killing everyone on board, RCMP say.
3 Boston University students die in NZ
Youth conference bound plane crashes
Soccer loss sparks riot in Istanbul
Hundreds of outraged Turkish soccer fans stormed the field and clashed with police after scoreless game Saturday that gave Galatasaray the championship title over rival Fenerbahce.
Will publishing study aid terrorists?
Fun with lasers: Try popping 100 balloons
Poll: Windows 8 or Windows RT device?
Woz: I don't have broadband, and I never thought I'd get girls
Syria twin bombings claimed by Islamist group
A video posted online in the name of a shadowy militant group late claimed responsibility for twin suicide bombings in the Syrian capital this week that killed 55 people.
Spain protesters rally against austerity measures
Thousands of Spaniards angered by their grim economic prospects and political handling of the international financial crisis turned out for street demonstrations in the country's cities, marking the one-year anniversary of a movement that inspired similar pressure groups in other countries
