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China warms up to General Cash-My-Cheque
Decades after his death, Mao's great adversary Chiang Kai-shek is starting to get a little respect
Konrad Yakabuski in D.C.
Obama prepares for a showdown on health care
This time, the President acts as if he has set a deadline he can believe in
Mark MacKinnon in China
A word of advice to China’s athletes: Thank your nation
Chinese rally around gold-medal speedskater after she is criticized for overlooking the system that trained her
Health care
Canadian doctors fear crisis at African AIDS clinic
Dispute in Lesotho threatens to spark public health nightmare with 'far-reaching impact'
Bloodshed in Kandahar is a warning to NATO, Taliban says
With coalition forces planning their next assault, insurgents say they’re ready
Israeli PM regrets row with U.S., but won’t axe Israel’s settlement plans
Netanyahu says contentious, ill-timed announcement was ‘hurtful’ but innocent
Drug violence in Mexico kills 2 Americans with ties to U.S. consolate
Obama ‘outraged’ after drive-by shooting kills 3 in Ciudad Juarez
Iraqi PM’s coalition leads polls after country-wide partial tally
With all provinces reporting early numbers, Nouri al-Maliki’s State of Law bloc stays out front
British couple face jail time in Dubai over kiss
Foreigners launch appeal; lawyer says clients’ kiss was friendly, not amorous
Strong 6.4-magnitude quake rocks Indonesia
No danger of widespread tsunami from quake, says Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre
U.S. woman held in Ireland terror plot ‘lost her mind': mom
Paulin-Ramirez talked about Jihad, converted to Islam and withdrew from family, her mother says
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Patrick Martin's Mideast Notebook
Lonely in Mosul
In Iraq's deadliest city, the heavily fortified five-star International hotel has few overnight guests
Geoffrey York's
Africa Diary
The politics of genocide in Rwanda
With an election looming in a few months, Rwanda’s authoritarian government has made an astounding claim: democracy leads directly to genocide
Mark MacKinnon's Points East
Google and China go to war
Stephanie Nolen's Subcontinental
Invoking Indira
Gloria Galloway's Witness: Kandahar
What this woman wants
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Dateline Peking
Fifty years ago, The Globe and Mail became the first Western newspaper to open a bureau in what was then known as Red China.
