A tense weekend draws to a close in Brussels as the Cypriot president tries to strike a deal with the EU power brokers who can unlock rescue funds and save the country's banks.FULL STORY
STRUGGLE IN SYRIA
- Syrian group to leader: You can't quit
- Kerry in Iraq: End overflights by Iran
- ITN: Syria says chlorine used in attack
- Would Syria use chemical weapons?
- Syrian president steps out in public
MUSHARRAF RETURNS
- Musharraf: I have come to save Pakistan
- Pakistan's Musharraf plots next step
- Explosive-packed tanker blast kills 17
- Taliban: 'Death squad' awaits Musharraf
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- Xi Jinping's first state visit to old foe
- Freed prisoner suffers heart attack
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- Storms halt Tiger; golfer uses 'tree iron'
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OPINION AND ANALYSIS
- Why cigarettes are in the U.S. to stay
- How Obama has weaponized wit
- Gillard wins battle, but war in doubt
- No one should be fired for being gay
- How will Turkey respond to PKK move?
- Opinion: EU bailouts kicking the weak?
- Bloomberg: Nanny-in-chief?
- Hope for Pakistan and Afghanistan
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It is time for Bush and Blair to be thoroughly investigated for the 'tawdry tale' of the Iraq War, UK lawyer says.
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