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Britain Scorned White House 'Fools' and 'Fascists' over Falklands War
Jeanne Kirkpatrick and Thomas Enders accused of secretly agitating against Britain on Argentina's behalf.
Margaret Thatcher Falkland Files: A Knife in the Heart of the Iron Lady
National Archives lifts lid on former PM's testimony on war with Argentina 30 years later.
Why China's Explosive Economic Growth Could Trigger a Global Food Crisis
Rising demand and disappearing arable land could lead China to import more food and produce a spike in global prices.
Jane Fonda Turns 75: A Life in Pictures
From great film roles to Oscars to workout videos to three marriages, the Hollywood legend has earned her place at the top table.
UN Authorises Military Intervention to Oust al-Qaida in Mali
UN resolution urges multi-stage process in ousting Islamist militant groups from northern Mali.
Women Murdered in Pakistan Anti-Polio Drive
Taliban threaten polio drive in Pakistan, accusing it of being Western attempt to spy on them.
Connecticut School Shooting Reopens Gun Control Issue
Latest tragedy revives gun control debate as hope hinges on Obama.
Is 'Dilapidated' Margate on the Must-See List of the World's Billionth Tourist?
A landmark will be reached on December 13 when the 1 billionth traveler crosses an international border, according to the United Nations.
Lady Gaga Teams up with United Nations to Empower Youths
Born This Way hitmaker hopes to encourage free expression among children.
Who Rules the Internet? Battle Lines Drawn at WCIT
Google, governments and the International Telecoms Union will go head-to-head in Dubai as new rules regarding the regulation of the internet are debated.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan Visits Mumbai Hospital as UNAIDS Envoy
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan marked World AIDS Day by visiting a hospital in Mumbai as the United Nations HIV/AIDS ambassador, over two months after taking up the role.
UN Vote: Palestine Celebrates, Israel Debates [SLIDESHOW + VIDEO]
Palestinians celebrate Ramallah, Gaza City and Bethlehem while Israeli police prevent ultranationalist right-wing protesters from burning Palestinian flag.
US and Israel Dismayed As UN Votes to Recognise State of Palestine
General Assembly votes to grant Palestine non-member observer state status by 138 votes to 9.
UN Palestine Vote: What will Israel's Response Be?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plays down importance of UN vote on observer status.
Five Reasons Why the UN Should Upgrade Palestine
The UN General Assembly is poised to pass historic resolution recognising Palestine as a "non-member observer state"
Afghanistan: Man Beheads 15-Year-Old Cousin Because He Wasn't Allowed to Marry Her
Two men have been arrested in Kunduz for beheading teenager known as Gisa with a knife.
Mahmoud Abbas' Road to UN Observer Status for Palestine Mocked [VIDEO]
Israel's US embassy uploads video mocking Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on way to UN vote.
Climate Change: Marine Snail Shells Dissolved by Acid Ocean
Scientists find first evidence that ocean acidification is damaging life in Southern Ocean.
Israel- Hamas Ceasefire Holds Despite Rocket Fire from Gaza [VIDEO]
Sirens heard in many Israeli regions including Eshkol, Sderot and Ashkelon.
Chinese Foreign Direct Investment Drops Amid Global Economic Concerns
FDI in the world's second largest economy falls 0.24 percent year-on-year in October.
M23 Rebels Retreat from Goma To Allow Talks but DR Congo Government Rejects Ultimatum
M23 rebels, believed to be backed by Rwanda, gives Kinshasa 24 hours to demilitarise city of Goma which hosts large UN military base.
The Guardian’s Steve Bell Defends his ‘Anti-Semitic’ Cartoon
A Guardian’s cartoon depicting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as puppet master in the wake of Gaza's escalating conflict has sparked controversy.
Female Genital Mutilation: Women Have 'Rich Sex Lives,' Claims Report
Reports of female genital mutilation in western media are "hyperbolic" and "one sided", unfoundedly portraying the practice as "savage and horrifying", a report has said.
Half of EU Countries Ready to Back Palestine's Bid at the UN
The Palestinian Authority's bid to gain "observer state status" at the UN set to gain backing from 12 European states.
Syria Civil War: 'Britain Will Offer Assad Safe Passage' says David Cameron
Prime Minister criticised by human rights groups for saying Britain would allow Assad to leave Syria in hope of ending civil war.
Geek Speak: Why Gangnam Style Will End Civilisation
While PSY's Gangnam Style takes over the world, Lianna Brinded takes a look at how it will spell the end to us all.
Glamour Names Selena Gomez as Woman of the Year [PHOTOS]
Justin Bieber's girlfriend wins recognition for career success and work as UNICEF ambassador.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan Turns 39; Celebrates Her First Birthday as Mother [PHOTOS]
Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan will celebrate her first birthday as a mother, since giving birth to daughter Aaradhya, on 1 November.
Bahrain Bans All Protests and Public Gatherings
Pro-democracy activists and Bahraini opposition claims government move is "against international human rights"
Rogue Trader Trial: UBS Banker Kweku Adoboli Weeps in Court
Former City trader cries as he takes stand to deny claims he defrauded UBS out of £1.4bn