• Homai Vyarawalla was hailed as the first Indian woman to work as a photojournalist and for chronicling the country’s march toward independence.
  • President Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen, who is seeking treatment for injuries sustained when the presidential palace was bombed in June, arrived on Saturday, officials said.
  • President Saleh's staff has said he is in the U.S. to be treated for burns suffered during an assassination attempt in June
  • Nuclear team arrived in Tehran for a mission expected to focus on Iran's alleged attempt to develop nuclear weapons
  • Police say about 19 people were arrested and three officers were injured
  • Police searched the offices of the British tabloid, The Sun, after arresting an officer and four journalists with ties to the paper.
  • Officials in Italy said the conditions might keep them from resuming work until midweek.
  • A woman's body was found Saturday in the wrecked Costa Concordia cruise ship, Italian officials said, taking the number of people confirmed dead to 17.
  • Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta said in a “60 Minutes” interview that a doctor who is now in prison worked with the C.I.A. to gain access to Osama bin Laden’s compound.
  • U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is acknowledging publicly the key role a Pakistani doctor who assisted the United States ahead of the strike on Osama bin Laden's compound last May that killed the terrorism mastermind.
  • Preview: Leon Panetta still believes someone in authority in Pakistan knew where the al Qaeda leader was hiding
  • Unidentified assailants rained rockets on Pakistan’s elite military academy on Friday in an unusual outburst near the compound where Osama bin Laden was killed.
  • The former aides say Taliban officials traveled to Qatar for discussions that included a possible prisoner exchange.
  • Tensions have grown since a crackdown by Egyptian authorities on several American nonprofit organizations.
  • In the effort to drive out the paramount Russian leader Vladimir V. Putin, the opposition, driven by liberal and middle-class Russians, has tentatively reached out to the nationalists.
  • Greece has scrapped extra financing for training, athletes say aid they are supposed to receive is frequently late, and many training centers have fallen into disrepair or closed.
  • Teams of mechanics, welders and heavy-machinery operators gathered Saturday in support of Vladimir V. Putin. But not all of them were happy about it.
  • Confronting an outbreak of Tibetan protest in western Sichuan Province, Chinese authorities have cordoned off the area.
  • The São Paulo authorities have tried for years to stop pichação, graffiti that reflects urban decay and deep class divisions.
  • The Arab League said a harsh new crackdown by the government made it too dangerous to proceed with its observer mission and was resulting in the deaths of innocents across Syria.
  • The Arab League suspends its monitoring mission in Syria because of an increase in violence, a senior league source said Saturday.
  • Observers suspend mission due to escalating violence that killed nearly 100 people in last three days
  • Violence in Syria has escalated sharply in the past two days, with heavy bloodshed reported Friday in at least three flash points as Arab League monitors expressed exasperation.
  • Echoing comments by American officials, leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos said that aid to the euro zone from the rest of the world would be contingent on a larger commitment by Europe.
  • Candidate repeats statements about U.S. force strength and "two-war doctrine" that have been deemed questionable
  • Ronald Reagan and Gingrich's ethics history take center stage on the campaign trail as the two GOP front-runners battle in Florida
  • Lobbyists end contract with Egypt amid controversy over intensified raids conducted on US advocacy groupsEmbattled Yemeni President Heads to US for TreatmentArab League Halts Syrian MissionVIDEO: Arab League Suspends Mission
  • Alabama was hit by 177 tornadoes in 2011, according to records, as state officials brace for 2012 seasonVIDEO: New Tornado Alley? PHOTOS: Tornadoes Rip Through Alabama

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