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Terrorism & Security IAEA nuclear experts visit Iran - but no nuclear sites

The second visit in a month by members of the UN nuclear watchdog agency is aimed at laying the groundwork for negotiations between Iran and the IAEA.

Terrorism & Security Pressure for Western intervention in Syria builds with fresh assaults (+video)

Somalia's Al Shabab launches suicide attack ahead of talks

Why Britain and Argentina are tussling, again, over the Falklands

Iran oil embargo: How tough are the EU sanctions?

Multiple attacks in Nigeria kill at least 143

Conflicting signals on reform in Burma (Myanmar)

Aung San Suu Kyi ready to run in next Myanmar election

Syria now in a civil war with 4,000 dead: United Nations

Iran releases protesters detained in British embassy attack

British embassy attack exposes tensions outside – and inside – Iran

Good Reads: Why British diplomats consider Tehran a 'hardship post'

Iranian protesters storm British embassy compounds in Tehran

British embassy compounds in Iran attacked by protesters

Syria hit with new sanctions: Will this weaken Assad?

Saudi crown prince dies, leaving succession uncertain

Libya struggles with transition amid protracted battle for Sirte, Bani Walid

Rome riots (video): Global 'Day of Rage' peaceful, except in Rome

Lauding Libya success at UN, Obama makes subtle digs at Iraq war

Obama's worst nightmare: an election-year nuclear ploy by Iran

The Monitor's View The moral imperative in Syria

Syria assault on Hama signals hardened resolve on both sides

Britain leads NATO effort to find Libya exit strategy

Echoing US, Britain recognizes Libya's rebels: What do they gain?

Libyan rebel chief says Qaddafi could stay after all