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Bayreuth celebrates Wagner's 200th birthday

BAYREUTH, Germany- Braving blustery showers and unseasonally chilly temperatures, hundreds of people turned out in Bayreuth Wednesday to celebrate the 200th birthday of German composer Richard Wagner. Bavaria's political elite, headed by state premier Horst Seehofer, were among the invited guests...

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Recovering Bouteflika to 'return soon' to Algeria 05/23/2013

Rescuers dig for life after US tornado kills 24 05/22/2013

Israel warns Syria of 'consequences' if Golan fire continues 05/22/2013

Tunisia PM vows firm action after Islamist unrest 05/20/2013

'Star Trek' boldly goes to top of US box office 05/20/2013

Arab League to hold emergency Syria meeting 05/20/2013

Syrian forces storm rebel bastion of Qusayr 05/20/2013

At least four police killed in Iraq violence 05/20/2013

'I'm not one of his adulators': Wagner's great-grandson 05/20/2013

Cannes: 26-year-old African-American is one to watch 05/20/2013

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Arab League to hold emergency Syria meeting

05/20/2013 - AFP

Tunisia ups security as Salafists vow to defy ban

05/19/2013 - Antoine Lambroschini

Hezbollah fighters killed in battle for Syria's Qusayr

05/20/2013 - AFP

Russia's missile shipment will embolden Syria: US

05/18/2013 - AFP

EU set to brand Lebanon's Hezbollah as 'terrorists'

05/22/2013 - Claire Rosemberg

Clashes at Cairo demo calling on Morsi to resign

05/19/2013 - AFP

Iraq PM to alter security strategy as violence rages

05/20/2013 - Ammar Karim and Salam Faraj

Tunisia bans Salafist congress in possible showdown

05/18/2013 - Antoine Lambroschini

French school survives in war-rattled Damascus

05/17/2013 - Sammy Ketz

Israel warns Syria of 'consequences' if Golan fire continues

05/22/2013 - AFP

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Jackson doctor denies manslaughter charge

Jackson doctor denies manslaughter charge

LOS ANGELES, Soo Youn - Michael Jackson's doctor pleaded not guilty here Monday after being charged...

Life

Arson-hit South Korean landmark reopens to public

Arson-hit South Korean landmark reopens to public

SEOUL- South Korea on Saturday reopened its landmark Namdaemun gate to the public, five years after...

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Entertainment

Denmark wins Eurovision Song Contest

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Olympics: Old Cold War foes make it dark day for USA boxers

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