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Afghanistan's guard of honor carry the coffin of senior Afghan peace negotiatior Arsala Rahmani.

The Dalai Lama received plaudits and a prize in London Monday, but his visit to Britain has been greeted by fresh Chinese criticism.

François Hollande is sworn in as the first Socialist president of France in 17 years, as Nicolas Sarkozy leaves the presidential palace.

Family and supporters of 1,600 Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike in Israeli jails celebrate a deal ending the strike and improving their detention conditions.

Ratko Mladic, wartime chief of the Bosnian Serb army, goes on trial Wednesday accused of carrying out a brutal campaign of ethnic cleansing and the massacre of Muslims at Srebrenica, Europe's worst atrocity since Nazi rule.

A Soyuz spacecraft launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Tuesday. The spacecraft is carrying two Russians and an American. It is due to arrive at the International Space Station on Wednesday.

Vasu Menon says that Eurozone leaders are worried about Greece exiting the Euro.

Abe Selig explains how the May 20 NATO summit and the assassination of a Taliban official complicate the United States' goal of withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Greek leaders have been struggling to form a new coalition for the past eight days, but with little success.

New image from inside plant reportedly reveals key device in bomb construction.

Will loyalists spread terror worldwide?

Anderson Cooper reports from a refugee camp on the Syria-Turkey border where residents want their stories told.