Pakistan blames Qaeda link as Bhutto is buried
Riots continued throughout the country, leaving 23 people dead, including four security officers.
- Bhutto death won't derail regional fund flows
- News Analysis: Bhutto's assassination leaves U.S. diplomacy in disarray
- Benazir Bhutto, 54, lived through political storm
Japan pledges to help China curb pollution
Japan urged China to do more to fight global warming and pledged to help the country reduce runaway pollution.
- China appears to allow faster appreciation of yuan
U.S. expats facing tax 'sticker shock'
While some Americans who work overseas and filed U.S. tax returns in 2006 have already felt the pain, it appears that 2007 will be even harsher.
A member of a new generation, Obama walks a fine line
The Illinois senator and Democratic presidential candidate has thrived in white institutions; his style is more conciliatory than confrontational, more technocrat than preacher.
Tide of migrants strains Greek islands
Greek islands near Turkey are buckling under the strain as migrants arrive.
Opposition leading in Kenya vote
The opposition appeared to be sweeping Kenyan elections, according to preliminary results issued Friday.
Venezuela begins airlift to pick up 3 hostages
The operation could give President Hugo Chávez a diplomatic victory after recent setbacks for his socialist revolution.
2 Israeli settlers killed by Palestinian gunmen, police say
The dead Israelis, David Rubin and Ahikam Amihai, both 28, had been on leave from the army and returned fire, killing two Palestinians.
Nigeria's graft catcher is sent for training
The anti-corruption chief will be sent to a year-long training course in what analysts say is an attempt to sideline him.
Italy gives green light for talks between Alitalia and Air France-KLM
The economics minister says he expects a positive outcome, but the situation for Alitalia remains "extremely delicate."
- As other airlines suffer, Emirate Airlines prospers
Shuffled off to history, veneration of Ro Moo Hyun will follow
Roh Moo Hyun was the leader of a peripheral, medium-sized state who had an outsized impact on the shape of our world.
The worst of the European airports
A traveler's unscientific survey produces an unsurprising list of places where you are most likely to find yourself stranded.
IHT global sports forum with Christopher Clarey: Part 4
Christopher Clarey leads the annual year-end, year-ahead sports discussion.
- IHT global sports forum with Christopher Clarey: Part 3
- IHT global sports forum with Christopher Clarey: Part 2
- IHT global sports forum with Christopher Clarey: Part I
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