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Latin America Monitor FARC names 'political' team for peace talks

The team slated to represent the FARC in peace talks with the Colombian government is largely made up of political – not military – leaders. Their past experience with negotiations could be a sign of commitment.

Change Agent Activists urge nations to strengthen global cluster bomb treaty

Latin America Monitor Hope for peace in Colombia, despite obstacles

Fed up, West Bank Palestinians tell leaders to fix the economy

Colombia - FARC peace talks: 4 things you need to know

Breivik's acceptance of prison sentence brings relief to Norway (+video)

Found sane, Norway killer Breivik gets 21 years in prison (+video)

Norway: Was Breivik sane? (+video)

As Ethiopia looks beyond strongman Meles, fears of instability (+video)

Global News Blog In Norway, calls for the prime minister to step down

For Somali pirates, July was a very bad month

Opinion People in Myanmar (Burma) must learn to 'think freedom'

A year after Breivik's massacre, Norway tightens antiterror laws

Fearing boycott, Israeli academics warn against accrediting West Bank school

Backchannels Yasser Arafat killed by radiation poisoning?

Terrorism & Security Defense makes final case for acquitting Norwegian mass killer Breivik (+video)

Psychiatrists: Breivik was sane during Norway attacks

Opinion Aung San Suu Kyi signals change in Burma, but investors should proceed with caution

Aung San Suu Kyi accepts Nobel Peace Prize, 21 years later

Opera 12: Updated browser version boasts speed, new features

What Europe can learn from Aung San Suu Kyi's visit

Dueling diagnoses roil trial of Norway killer Breivik

Norwegian court gets to heart of Breivik trial: Is he sane?

Is Breivik sane? Norway can't decide

Oslo police refute Breivik's claim of terrorist network, saying he acted alone