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ISLAMABAD (AP) -- A lawyer for Osama bin Laden's three widows and their nine children says the family is expected to be deported from Pakistan to Saudi Arabia later Wednesday....

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COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) -- The Maldives president announced Wednesday that he will call for an early presidential election amid opposition demands following a contentious power transfer earlier this year....

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) -- The Maldives president announced Wednesday that he will call for an early presidential election amid opposition demands following a contentious power transfer earlier this year....

China promises a "thorough" investigation into a top politician linked to the death of a UK businessman, after PM David Cameron holds talks with envoy.

BEIJING (AP) -- China's foreign minister met with his Syrian counterpart on Wednesday in the latest show of Beijing's support for Damascus despite its tentative engagement with Syria's opposition....

BEIJING (AP) -- China's foreign minister met with his Syrian counterpart on Wednesday in the latest show of Beijing's support for Damascus despite its tentative engagement with Syria's opposition....

BEIJING (AP) -- China's ruling Communist Party said Wednesday that it is committed to investigating a political scandal that includes the suspected murder of a British businessman, following new appeals from Britain for a swift probe free from political meddling....

BEIJING (AP) -- China's ruling Communist Party said Wednesday that it is committed to investigating a political scandal that includes the suspected murder of a British businessman, following new appeals from Britain for a swift probe free from political meddling....

A 3-day-old boy was found hours after he was seized from his mother who was fatally shot outside a pediatrician's office near Houston, authorities said.

Within hours of the announcement that Levon Helm was in the final stages of cancer, fans flooded his Facebook page with messages of support and fond recollections of the drummer and backbone of The Band.

Japanese electronics maker Toshiba Corporation agrees to buy IBM's point-of-sale business in $850m (£534m) deal.

The world's biggest tobacco firms are challenging the Australian government in court over a law on mandatory plain packaging for cigarettes.

The leading Crown lawyer in the South West pledges to prosecute all cases of hate crime brought to him.

A family who had to leave their house in east Belfast after two racist attacks have an application turned down for their home to be purchased under a special scheme.

About 40% of government contracts which involved external consultants in Northern Ireland ended up costing more than their original price, according to a Stormont watchdog report.

Ten candidates, including the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood and a former spy chief, have lost their appeal against disqualification from upcoming presidential elections in Egypt, according to official news agency egynews.

A consultation begins on whether doctors should be tested for their grasp of English and prevented from working for the NHS if they fail these tests.

A Libyan military commander is taking legal action against Jack Straw, to find out if the former foreign secretary signed papers allowing his rendition.

Osama bin Laden's three widows and two daughters could soon be deported from Pakistan after their period of house detention ended Tuesday.