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  1. Israeli Forces Push Deeper Into Gaza
  2. Analysis: Abbas tries to regain foothold in Gaza
  3. Gaza Hospital Fills Up, Mainly With Civilians
  4. News Analysis: For Israel, Chance to Strike Before an Ally Departs
  5. Hezbollah Answers Israel Only With Speeches
  6. Europe Sends Two Missions to Promote a Cease-Fire
  7. Kidnappings in Mexico Send Shivers Across Border
  8. Ahead of Election, Iran?s Hard-Liners Crack Down
  9. Russians Raise Ukraine Gas Bill
  10. Gunmen Attack Greek Riot Police
  11. Greece: Same rifle used in 2 attacks on police
  12. Memo From Pravda: In Eastern Europe, Lives Languish in Mental Facilities
  13. Television Review | 'The Story of India': In a Rush of Images, a Panoramic View of In
  14. Lessons on Love, From a Rabbi Who Knows Hate and Forgiveness
  15. Landslide Kills 22 in North Guatemala
  16. 7 Killed in Pakistan in Attack on Police
  17. Pakistan Is Given Evidence on Attacks
  18. Israeli Troops Advance, Bisecting Gaza
  19. Fear, shortages for civilians caught in Gaza fight
  20. Darfur peace push slowed by splits among rebels
  21. Accused 9/11 plotter Mohammed faces a French trial
  22. Egyptian women break new ground at the mosque
  23. Samurai archery, an ancient sport, still thrives
  24. Opposition Leader Is Declared the Winner of Ghana?s Presidential Election
  25. Mugabe Preparing to Install New Cabinet in Zimbabwe
  26. Insurgents in Somalia Take Over Police Posts
  27. Russian Furor Over U.S. Adoptions Follows American?s Acquittal in Boy?s Death
  28. Independent, Tajiks Revel in Their Faith
  29. Gas Dispute Has Effects Past Russia and Ukraine
  30. News Analysis: Is the Real Target Hamas Rule?
  31. Israeli Troops Launch Attack on Gaza
  32. American Troops Wound Woman in Baghdad
  33. Fireworks Factory Blast Kills 13 in Eastern China
  34. Suicide Bomber Kills at Least 37 Near Shrine
  35. Somali governor: 2 foreign journalists released
  36. Opposition: No hope for future of Myanmar
  37. Israeli Arabs on Gaza firing line lack shelter
  38. Series of powerful quakes kills 4 in Indonesia
  39. Urban Singapore Prepares to Gobble Up Its Last Village
  40. Oliver Lincoln Lundquist, Designer, Is Dead at 92
  41. Series of Powerful Quakes Kills 4 in Indonesia
  42. Dozens Missing After Boat Capsizes in East Nepal
  43. Ethiopian Army Begins Leaving Mogadishu
  44. Suicide Attack Kills 24 at Iraqi Tribal Gathering
  45. Pakistan Briefly Reopens Key NATO Supply Route
  46. Taking a Break From War With a Game Anything but Gentle
  47. Sri Lanka Says Troops Captured Rebel Center
  48. Egypt, Feeling Pressure From the Arab World on Gaza, Also Feels It From Within
  49. Generation Faithful: Preaching Moderate Islam and Becoming a TV Star for Youths
  50. World Briefing | Asia: China: Parents in Milk Case Released
  51. World Briefing | Europe: Russia: Ukraine Accused of Seizing Fuel
  52. World Briefing | Asia: China: Dissident Said to Be Held for Trial
  53. Israel keeps ban on foreign journalists in Gaza
  54. Autopsy planned in death of John Travolta's son
  55. Report: Kim Jong Il wishes troops happy new year
  56. The Saturday Profile: A Chinese Chef?s Long Path to 3 Stars
  57. World Briefing | The Americas: Canada: Charge in Afghan Death
  58. World Briefing | Europe: Portugal: Oldest Person Dies at 115
  59. World Briefing | Africa: Burundi: Albino Boy Killed for Parts
  60. Ghana Presidential Revote Under Way in 1 District
  61. Worldwide, a Bad Year Only Got Worse
  62. Economy Blunts Korea?s Appetite for Plastic Surgery
  63. Cuba Marks Revolution?s Anniversary
  64. Attacks Occur as Iraq Takes Control of Key Sites
  65. Helen Suzman, Anti-Apartheid Leader, Dies at 91
  66. Pakistan Reopens Supply Route to Afghanistan
  67. Sri Lanka Says It Enters Rebel Capital
  68. Bribes Corrode Afghans? Trust in Government
  69. News Analysis: Clinton, Familiar With Pitfalls of Mideast Politics, May Face Early Te
  70. Israel Lets Some Foreigners Leave Gaza
  71. Czechs Take Presidency of Europe
  72. Madoff Investor?s Suicide Leaves Questions
  73. Hamas resilient despite Israeli onslaught
  74. Australia unlikely to accept Guantanamo detainees
  75. US readying south Afghan surge against Taliban
  76. Contradictions in China, and the Rise of a Billionaire Family
  77. Guandu Journal: Town Asks Kung Fu Monks for Tourism Blessings
  78. Nations Wary of Taking in Detainees
  79. World Briefing | Africa: Ghana: Party Seeks Delay in Runoff Voting
  80. World Briefing | Asia: Pakistan: Airstrike Is Said to Kill Militants
  81. World Briefing | Europe: The Vatican: Pope Urges ?Profound? Change of Vision
  82. World Briefing | Asia: Thailand: Victims of Nightclub Fire Include a Foreigner
  83. World Briefing | Europe: Denmark: Man Arrested in Mall Shooting
  84. At Least 59 Die in Bangkok Club Fire
  85. Militants Kill 20 Police Officers in Afghanistan
  86. Former Head of Chinese Dairy Pleads Guilty
  87. British Defy Court on Iraqi Suspects
  88. Indonesia Official Acquitted in Killing
  89. Paul Hofmann, Author and Foe of Nazis, Dies at 96
  90. At Least 59 Die in Fire at Bangkok Nightclub
  91. Iraq to Open More Oil Fields to Bidding
  92. Pakistani Militants Admit Role in Siege, Official Says
  93. Gazprom Cuts Off Gas Deliveries to Ukraine
  94. Divisions Deep at Arab League Meeting
  95. In Dense Gaza, Civilians Suffer
  96. Israel Rejects Cease-Fire, but Offers Gaza Aid
  97. Ted Lapidus, Designer Who Reshaped French Fashion, Is Dead at 79
  98. World Briefing | Europe: Denmark: 2 Israelis Are Shot in a Shopping Mall
  99. Gaza's tunnel economy collapses in bombing raids
  100. North Korea vows to bolster its military in 2009
  101. Israel targets Gaza mosques used by Hamas
  102. UN: Gaza faces 'alarming' humanitarian situation
  103. Dozens die in nightclub fire in Bangkok
  104. Journeys: Mumbai Finds Its Resiliency
  105. Bangkok Journal: Police Patrols, With Smiles That Never Tire
  106. World Briefing | Africa: Zimbabwe: Action Put Off on Release of Activists
  107. World Briefing | The Americas: Brazil: Billionaire Is Accused of a Second Killing
  108. World Briefing | The Americas: Mexico: Drug Suspects Extradited to U.S.
  109. World Briefing | The Americas: Mexico: For Resident of an Airport, a New Place to Sta
  110. Green Zone Reverts to Iraqi Control
  111. Egypt Offers Humanitarian Aid but Is Criticized for Refusing to Open Gaza Border
  112. Iraq to Greet New Year in a Hush, Officials Say
  113. Indonesian Spy Chief Cleared in Activist's Murder
  114. Four North Koreans Defect to South Korea
  115. New Rules in Iraq Add Police Work to Troops? Jobs
  116. Russia Aside, Georgia Chief Is Pressed at Home
  117. Despite Strikes, Israelis Vow to Soldier On
  118. U.S. Presses Israel on Cease-Fire
  119. Moderate Arab States Feel Popular Anger
  120. Israel Likely to Reject 48-Hour Cease-Fire Plan
  121. Iranian President Proposes Ending Energy Subsidies
  122. Pakistan Kills 3 in Afghan Supply Route Operation
  123. Opposition Is Confident in Ghana Election
  124. Just a second, 2009 _ the Earth needs to catch up
  125. World bids a relieved adieu to a rocky year
  126. Arab outrage over Gaza carnage targets Egypt
  127. Gazans unsure where to flee violence
  128. Vulnerable Israeli homefront rethinks withdrawals
  129. In Flimsy Hut, Bond Grows Stronger After Ordeal Under a Quake?s Rubble
  130. Hamburg Journal: As a German Neighborhood Changes, a Raunchy Shadow Lingers
  131. World Briefing | Europe: Russia: 6-Year Terms Approved
  132. World Briefing | Africa: Somalia: 10 Die in Market Attack
  133. World Briefing | Europe: Mafia Finds Fans on Facebook
  134. Russian Law Signed Extending Presidential Terms
  135. Chinese Dairies Agree to Pay $160 Million to Tainted-Milk Victims
  136. Guinea Coup Leader Names Civilian Prime Minister
  137. Seven Bodies Recovered in Canada Avalanches
  138. After 4 Years, Switzerland Frees Man Suspected of Smuggling Nuclear Technology
  139. Photographers Recorded Mumbai Rampage in Stark Detail
  140. Pakistan Suspends U.S. Supply Route
  141. Rebels Kill Nearly 200 in Congo, U.N. Says
  142. Thai Premier Evades Protesters
  143. American Exit Increases Optimism in Falluja
  144. News Analysis: For Hamas, Logic Led to Cease-Fire?s End
  145. Death Toll Surpasses 350 in Fourth Day of Conflict
  146. A Captured Israeli Soldier Figures in Military Assessments and Political Calculus
  147. Rare Suicide Bombing in Iran Kills 4
  148. Iranian Authorities Raid Offices of Rights Advocate
  149. Secular Party Wins Landslide Vote in Bangladesh
  150. Analysis: Israel keeps objectives vague
  151. Police: 7 bodies recovered in Canada avalanches
  152. UN chief demands immediate Gaza cease-fire
  153. Israeli airstrikes kill dozens of Gaza civilians
  154. Tokyo Journal: Beacon of Japan?s Future, Sparkling With Nostalgia
  155. World Briefing | Africa: Guinea: Sanctions From African Union
  156. China Begins Trials for 9 in Tainted Milk Scandal
  157. In Taiwan, Jail for Ex-President
  158. World Briefing | Asia: China: Hu Visits Quake Area Again
  159. World Briefing | Europe: Turkey: Italian Priest?s Attacker Sentenced
  160. World Briefing | Africa: Zimbabwe: Activists Appear in Court
  161. Suicide Bombs Kill 20 in Afghanistan
  162. Ex-Hussein Officials and Others Go on Trial Over Execution of Thousands
  163. No Easy Indian Response to Pakistan?s Troop Shift
  164. Somalia?s President Resigns
  165. Protesters Surround Thai Parliament
  166. Taliban Hit Pakistan Town That Fought Back
  167. Israeli Foreign Minister Says Hamas ?Needs to Be Condemned?
  168. Romance and Recovery in Quake-Devastated Area
  169. News Analysis: With Strikes, Israel Reminds Foes It Has Teeth
  170. Israeli Troops Mass Along Border; Arab Anger Rises
  171. Presidential Runoff in Ghana Is Mostly Calm
  172. Rancher to Be Charged in 2005 Killing of Nun in Amazon
  173. Fatalities feared in southeast BC avalanches
  174. Chaos in Gaza as Israel's strikes continue
  175. Uganda rebels accused of massacre at church
  176. Moscow Journal: A Bank Without Money Disillusions Members of a New Middle Class
  177. Islamist Militants in Somalia Begin to Fight One Another
  178. Spain Offers Citizenship to Exiles? Kin
  179. Hundreds Are Feared Dead in Bay of Bengal
  180. China Says Man Confessed to Bus Bombings
  181. Mexican Officer Accused of Working With Cartels
  182. Swiss Release Man Held in Smuggling Case
  183. Early American Echoes in South Africa?
  184. Italian Makers of Prosecco Seek Recognition
  185. Tainted-Milk Victims in China to Be Paid
  186. Tajik Village Shares Fears of Migrants
  187. Dogfighting Making a Comeback in Afghanistan
  188. White Farmers Confront Mugabe in a Legal Battle
  189. Car Bomb Near Baghdad Shrine Kills 24, as Iraqi Shiites? Holiest Month Approaches
  190. White House Puts Onus on Hamas to End Escalation of Violence
  191. Israelis Say Strikes Against Hamas Will Continue
  192. Zimbabwe?s Crisis Raises Dire Alerts
  193. 3 Sisters Killed by Rocket in Kabul
  194. Suicide bomber kills 8 near Sri Lankan capital
  195. Vietnam whistle-blower suffers for war on graft
  196. As Taliban nears Kabul, shadow gov't takes hold
  197. Arab world condemns Israeli attack on Gaza
  198. Volunteers spend a week on horse rescue in Canada
  199. Bomb Near Sri Lankan Capital Kills at Least 5
  200. Voting Starts in Ghana?s Presidential Runoff
  201. 2 Canadian Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan
  202. Bomb Kills 10 at Northwest Pakistan Polling Station
  203. Chinese Dairies to Compensate Melamine Victims
  204. Germany Struggles With the Idea of a Bigger Bailout
  205. Australia Says It May Accept Guantánamo Bay Detainees
  206. China Admits Flaws in School Construction
  207. Chinese Warships Sail, Loaded for Pirates
  208. 9 Killed in Rebel Attacks in Philippines
  209. 13 Killed as Iraqi Prisoners Try Escape
  210. Islamic Revival Tests Bosnia?s Secular Cast
  211. Israel Targets Hamas With Gaza Airstrikes
  212. Pakistan Moves Troops Amid Tension With India
  213. The Energy Challenge: No Furnaces but Heat Aplenty in ?Passive Houses?
  214. Pakistanis Mark Anniversary of Bhutto?s Assassination
  215. Loyalists Mourn in Guinea
  216. Reefs Heal From Tsunami
  217. Lawmakers demand probe of Mexico beauty pageants
  218. British conjoined twin dies
  219. Southeast Asia remembers tsunami on anniversary
  220. 150,000 Pakistanis mark 1 year since Bhutto killed
  221. The Saturday Profile: Behind Analyst?s Cool Demeanor, Deep Anxiety Over American Poli
  222. World Briefing | Asia: China: 6 Tried in Milk Scandal
  223. World Briefing | Middle East: Israel Reopens Gaza Crossings
  224. World Briefing | Europe: Serbia: 10 Albanians Arrested
  225. World Briefing | Europe: Greece: 3 Attacks in Protests? Wake
  226. World Briefing | Asia: Afghanistan: Protests Over Raid
  227. World Briefing | Africa: Congo: Fleeing Rebels Kill 15
  228. Military Coup Succeeds Easily in Guinea
  229. Fiscal Chaos Aside, Start-Ups Bloom in Argentina
  230. Japan Turns to Technology to Lift Fishing Industry
  231. Israel Issues an Appeal to Palestinians in Gaza
  232. China?s Financial Industry Recruits Abroad
  233. Militants Escape, Seven Police Dead in Iraq Clash
  234. Israel Reopens Gaza Crossings to Fuel, Supplies
  235. China?s Navy to Join Pirate Patrols
  236. Blast at Ukraine Apartments Kills 19
  237. Newfound Riches Come With Spiritual Costs for Turkey?s Religious Merchants
  238. Police Detain 59 in Tibet, China Reports
  239. News Analysis: Political Power Plays Unsettle Iraq
  240. Pakistan Warns India Against Attack
  241. Pope?s Christmas Greeting Focuses on Pursuit of Peace
  242. 4 years later, tsunami victim rebuilds his life
  243. Troops in Iraq find Christmas in memories
  244. Lebanon festive for now, but tough issues ahead
  245. Nobel Laureate Harold Pinter dies at 78
  246. In Mosul, Iraqi Christians Brave the Violence to Celebrate Christmas
  247. In a Teeming French City, Safe Harbor at the Movies
  248. Memo From Abyei: Sudan?s Tug of War Over City Puts Treaty at Risk
  249. German Navy Thwarts Pirate Attack
  250. Qualifying Tests for Chinese Financial Workers