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Alberto Contador stripped of Tour de France title amid doping scandal (+video)

Alberto Contador of Spain, a three-time Tour de France champion, was stripped of his 2010 title by the Court of Arbitration for Sport because of a failed drug test.

Europe debt crisis: EU moves too little, too late?

How the militant ETA lost support among Basques

Basque militant group ETA ends four decades of separatist violence

Spain's bold move to limit its debt

Global markets fall, US markets recover, leaving investors jittery

Jobs report eases US market, but EU feeling heat

Spain earthquake leaves ancient city perilously fragile

Both sides of Libya's conflict attempt to woo a divided Europe

Alberto Contador returns to cycling circuit, but showdown looms over doping claims

Alberto Contador, 2010 Tour de France winner, cleared of doping allegations

Europe ups pressure on Mubarak, calling for immediate transition in Egypt

In Pictures Obama prays

Spain's ETA promises cease-fire but many don't believe them

Spain welcomes Chinese investment – even with strings attached

China lends a hand as Spain climbs from economic doldrums

Spain acts tough on debt, but investors say 'situation could still get ugly'

In Spain, Pope Benedict XVI lambasts 'aggressive secularism'

Spain-Venezuela ties strained as Hugo Chávez stonewalls ETA investigation

Anti-austerity strikes roil Europe, but many see cutbacks as inevitable

Debt reduction in Europe? Unions say no.

UN Millennium Development Goals: Are they being reached?

Retirement age increases and austerity measures for French workers and Spanish royalty

Discoveries Octopus Paul retires, international dispute over ownership begins

Discoveries Octopus Paul has thunder stolen by Mani the Parakeet