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While attacks on Syria are routine, Israel now targeting Iran proxies in Iraq and Lebanon

The Hancock experience

Fly away with hairy tooth fairy

Extending their reach beyond Los Angeles' J. Paul Getty Museum, Italian authorities have used confiscated photographs to trace six pieces of allegedly looted ancient Greek pottery to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

College cafeterias in the US serve produce grown close to home writes Judith Weinraub.

In the upcoming constitutional referendum, Nineveh province has been considered the Ohio of Iraq, the swing state where success of the founding document hangs in the balance.

The retired US Marine at the centre of an espionage investigation at the FBI and White House travelled to the Philippines numerous times to pass sensitive US documents to Opposition leaders here, according to official records.

Preserve their rooms until they find their rhythm at college, writes Jura Koncius.

US officials have begun a new diplomatic initiative in the Middle East, shuttling among Arab capitals to press Iraq's nervous Sunni neighbours to step up their cooperation with the Shiite-dominated government in Baghdad.

As she walked home through the twisting, narrow passageways that honeycomb the large hillside slum of Rocinha, Denise do Espirito Santo spotted a young man following her.

Syria is trying to negotiate a deal to prevent punitive action by the United Nations if, as is widely expected, the Damascus government is linked to the February 14 assassination of Lebanon's former prime minister, according to US and European officials.