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WASHINGTON — In a major speech on Mideast policy Thursday, President Obama said that a lasting peace would require two sovereign states with secure borders.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama left open how far the U.S. could go in matching its enthusiasm with concrete steps to support a transformation in the Middle East.
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JERUSALEM — It is the first time an American president has explicitly endorsed those borders as the baseline for negotiations over a Palestinian state.
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PARIS — One scenario could see a European step in until late 2012, and then an emerging market leader would take over.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Insurgents ambushed an Afghan construction crew working on a project Thursday morning.
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PARIS — The International Energy Agency cited “serious concern” about rising demand and declining supply.
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MADRID — With elections set for Sunday, thousands have taken to the streets, calling for an end to corruption.
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PARIS — Louis Renault’s grandchildren want to restore his reputation and are seeking compensation for what they say was the illegal confiscation of his car company.
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Gates Says No Sign That Top Pakistanis Knew of Bin Laden
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WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said he thought “somebody” inside Pakistan knew of Osama bin Laden’s presence, but not the country’s leaders.
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Libya Releases Journalists It Held for Weeks
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TRIPOLI, Libya — Four foreign journalists held for several weeks by the Libyan government were released on Wednesday and taken to a Tripoli hotel.
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Status of Libya’s Oil Minister Remains Uncertain
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TRIPOLI, Libya — Libyan officials appear to have settled on a middle course, part denial and part admission, that Shukri Ghanem may have abandoned the government’s cause.
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Clinton Aims to Improve Ties With Latin America
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WASHINGTON — The secretary of state is engaging in a quiet campaign to repair relations with a region that complains it has been ignored by American policy makers.
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Private Prisons Found to Offer Little in Savings
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PHOENIX — As Arizona and other states look to resolve budget problems, research suggests private prisons can cost about the same as state-run ones.
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Lars Von Trier Barred After Making Hitler Jokes
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CANNES, France — The Danish filmmaker was banished from Cannes after remarks at a news conference.
Honoring an Original Hollywood Rebel
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CANNES — “Corman’s World: Exploits of a Hollywood Rebel” pays homage to Roger Corman, whose cohorts range from Jack Nicholson to Quentin Tarantino.
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