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By Kathleen Hennessey, Los Angeles Times
WASHINGTON — Five years ago, when Americans had not yet made up their minds on their choice for president, Europe had. More than 200,...
By Ramin Mostaghim and Patrick J. McDonnell
TEHRAN — Hassan Rowhani, who a week ago was viewed as a long-shot candidate, was declared Iran’s next president on Saturday...
By Henry Chu, Los Angeles Times
LONDON — After years of unrelenting austerity, Europe seems to have turned a corner on its debt crisis — right into a dead-end...
By Julie Makinen, Los Angeles Times
BEIJING — With Edward Snowden in Hong Kong dribbling out morsels on U.S. cyber surveillance activities to the press, Chinese...
By Carol J. Williams
Northern Ireland venue for G-8 summit showcases recovery from 'the Troubles'
By Paul Richter and Christi Parsons, Los Angeles Times
WASHINGTON — The White House declared Thursday that Syria had crossed a "red line" by using chemical weapons in that country's civil...
By Glen Johnson and Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times
ISTANBUL, Turkey — Besieged Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan agreed Friday to freeze construction in a popular Istanbul...
By Ramin Mostaghim, Alexandra Sandels and Patrick J. McDonnell, Los Angeles Times
TEHRAN — Millions of Iranians headed to the polls early Friday to choose a new president in balloting that has taken on a...
By Barbara Demick, Los Angeles Times
BEIJING — Officially, the Chinese government has nothing to say about Edward Snowden.
By Paul Richter, Los Angeles Times
WASHINGTON — Facing a growing humanitarian crisis, Oxfam, the international relief agency, set a goal in January of raising $53...
By Jeffrey Fleishman and Glen Johnson, Los Angeles Times
ISTANBUL, Turkey — With swagger and grand designs, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan rose to power more than a decade ago,...
By Glen Johnson and Alexandra Zavis, Los Angeles Times
ISTANBUL, Turkey — Protesters defying a blunt warning from Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan engaged in running battles...
By Carol J. Williams
After the cascade of disasters that befell Japan 27 months ago, then-Prime Minister Naoto Kan took the brunt of withering criticism for...
By Ramin Mostaghim, Alexandra Sandels and Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times
TEHRAN — When Iranians go to the polls Friday, they will bid an unceremonious farewell to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the populist with the...
By Patrick J. McDonnell and Nabih Bulos, Los Angeles Times
QUSAIR, Syria — A line of unmarked cars and pickup trucks ferried weary Hezbollah fighters back to Lebanon on Sunday as stunned...