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2012-05-20
Presidents Obama And Karzai Outline Post-2014 Afghanistan Vision At NATO Summit

Montana Wins States' Backing Over Citizens United Legal Fight

'Life Over War': U.S. Veterans Return Medals At NATO Summit

Euro-Zone Crisis: U.K. Prime Minister Cameron's Warning To Greek Voters

Chen Guangcheng's Family And Friends 'Still At Risk' In China

Nationalist Wins Serb Presidential Run-Off Election

Convicted Lockerbie Bomber, Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, Dies

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President Obama Touts 'Emerging Consensus' On Reviving Europe

Presidents Obama, Hollande Help Tilt G-8's Balance To Stimulus

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Germany Isolated Over Euro Crisis At G-8 Meeting In Chicago

Scientist Who Championed 'Gay Cure' Admits He Was Wrong

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Protesters Set Stockades Ablaze In Busy Montreal Streets

2012-05-19
G-8 Leaders End Summit With Pledge To Keep Greece In Euro Zone

President Obama Takes Republicans To Task Over 'Battle' Against Wall Street Reform

Prosecutors: Three NATO Protesters Planned Attack On President Obama's Campaign Headquarters

1 Girl Killed, 7 Injured In Bomb Attack On Italian School

Syrian Car Bomb Kills Nine, Injures Hundreds

Chen Guangcheng Arrives In U.S. But Fears For Family's Safety

SpaceX Dragon To Launch This Morning At 04:55am EDT

Iran, Syria Among Top Issues For G-8 And NATO

Millennia-Old Microbes Found Alive In Deep Ocean Muck

Chen Guangcheng Says He And Family Are Set To Leave For U.S.

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Secrecyblog: NSA Declassifies Secret Document After Publishing It Online

Canada's Harper Government Shuts Down Green Business Advisory Agency

Annular Solar Eclipse Viewable From U.S. On Sunday

Unemployment Update - May 2012


Protesters Attack 7 Syrian Embassies Around The World
2012-02-05 06:25:23 (15 weeks ago)
Posted By: Intellpuke
Protesters attacked seven Syrian embassies around the world following reports of the bloodiest episode yet in Damascus' nearly yearlong crackdown on dissent. Mobs trashed diplomats' offices from London to Australia and set the embassy in Cairo on fire.

Activists say Syrian forces killed more than 200 people in the city of Homs before dawn Saturday, pounding restive neighborhoods with mortars and artillery. The government denies the reports.

Australian police said the mob smashed into the embassy in a diplomatic precinct of Canberra, the capital, on Saturday night, causing extensive damage to the ground floor of the two-story building.

Syrian Charge d'Affaires Jawdat Ali told the Associated Press that 50 men smashed through the front door, destroyed furniture and stole computers. He said the damage bill had yet to be calculated.

Ali blamed media reports of the conflict in Syria for inciting what he described as a "barbarian action" and "terrorism".

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