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UN Sec. Council greeted by anti-US chants in Sudan
Kennedy son rallies Conn. unions in Senate race
High court: Does father’s pain trump free speech?
Jailed Iranian opposition lawyer on hunger strike
Kyrgyz mob storms party headquarters ahead of vote
Crowds, protesters at high court for speech case
South African protesters burn police vehicle
Israel court upholds deportation of Nobel laureate
Buffalo holds off Bowling Green rally 28-26
DC rally shows support for struggling Democrats
Thousands gather in DC in support of Dems agenda
Labor, civil rights groups seek to energize base
Labor, civil rights groups rally on Mall
WASHINGTON — Organized labor and civil rights groups are looking to energize their supporters with a rally at the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, where a month ago tea party activists gathered to hear conservative commentator Glenn Beck.
Violent protests after Dutch outlaw squatting
Police detain anti-gay protesters in Moscow
Ecuador troops rescue president from rebel cops
Ecuador minister: 1 dead, 6 hurt in cop protests
Protesting police throw Ecuador into chaos
German police hit protesters with water cannons
German police hit protesters with water canons
Protesting police, soldiers seize Ecuador airport
Groups to rally for jobs, justice in Washington
Event exec burned in effigy at Commonwealth Games
Summary Box: Workers take to streets in Europe
Romanian president gives up police protection
UN chief hits radicals for fostering tension
Ban hits radicals for fostering tension
UNITED NATIONS — Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon railed on Friday against radicals fostering tensions between the Western and Islamic worlds, saying the international community should stand together against those seeking to demonize “the other.”
US walks out of Ahmadinejad UN speech
UNITED NATIONS — President Barack Obama and his Iranian counterpart Mahmoud Ahmadinejad traded accusations about their nations’ nuclear programs, but both left the door open to further negotiations about the nuclear impasse.
Cuban man who sewed mouth shut collapses
GUANABACOA, Cuba — A Cuban man who sewed his mouth shut after launching a hunger strike to protest confiscation of electronic devices by customs officials has collapsed and been sent to a hospital, his son said Thursday.
Zimbabwe Peace Day marchers freed after 2 days
China premier threatens Japan over boat dispute
Police break up gay rally in Russian capital
China-Japan spat could derail gas drilling talks
Asylum seekers protest at Sydney detention center
Zimbabwe constitution meetings halted by violence
Indian lawmakers visit Kashmir to address unrest
Indian lawmakers to Kashmir to try and end unrest
Group protests Iranian president’s visit to NYC
3 more die in anti-India unrest in Kashmir
Thailand’s Red Shirts mark coup anniversary
Tens of thousands at German anti-nuke demo
Troops open fire in Indian Kashmir, killing 3
Troops open fire in Indian Kashmir, killing 2
Indian army patrols Kashmir; 3 protesters killed
Thai Red Shirts begin coup anniversary protests
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