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Cali Bullfighting Festival: Shocking Images Revealed (PHOTOS)

Cali has celebrated the annual bullfighting festival.

Iran Tracks U.S. Aircraft Carrier in Strait of Hormuz [PHOTOS]

US Aircraft Carrier near Strait of Hormuz

Iranian authorities have claimed that they spotted and filmed a U.S. aircraft carrier near the Strait of Hormuz. The Strait of Hormuz, the strategic oil-transit channel, has become the latest focal point of tensions between Iran and the United States.

Israel Arrests Jewish Extremists in West Bank

Israeli security forces arrested prominent right-wing activists in the West Bank early Thursday, reports Haaretz.

Peru: Mass Wedding for 92 Couples [PHOTOS]

Newlyweds tie the knot at synchronised mass wedding in Peruvian capital of Lima.

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Harry Tops List of Most Popular Baby Names

Among girls' names, Olivia comes first, followed by Lily and Sophie.

Jewish Taliban: Is it a New Fundamentalist Threat to Women?

“When I walk to school in the morning I used to get a tummy ache because I was so scared … that they were going to stand and start yelling and spitting,” the AP has quoted Naama Margolese as saying.

Myanmar Blast Kills More Than 20 and Injures 100 (PHOTOS)

Death toll expected to climb after chemical warehouse explosion sets off chain of blasts.

Syria: Assad Regime Releases 755 Prisoners

Protesters against Syrian president freed as reports surface of deaths in Hama city.

Babysitter Killer Michael Plumador Posted Victim's Photos on Facebook

Convicted sex offender Michael Plumador posted photos of murdered Aliahna Lemmon and her sisters only weeks before he killed her with a brick and dismembered her body.

Syria: Arab League Monitors Say 'Nothing Frightening' in Homs

Arab monitors anger anti-Assad protesters by saying 'not overly concerned' by Homs violence.

Unique Santas Spotted Around the World in 2011 (PHOTOS)

This year, many there were many Santas who appeared in odd looks, performing various tasks.

Spotted! Unconventional Moves by Politicians

Politicians who made unconventional moves are Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Margaret Thatcher, Robert Bennett and Barack Obama.

North Korea: Kim Jong-il Funeral [LATEST PHOTOS]

Funeral cortege for 'Dear Leader' Kim Jong-il passes through frozen streets of Pyongyang.

Kremlin Goes for Major Shake-Up as Poll Fallout Continues

Putin loyalist shunted sideways as way to ease row over Russian elections.

Kim Jong-il’s Final Journey Begins (LATEST PHOTOS)

Kim Jong-un, son of North Korea's deceased leader, leads procession as thousands of mourners line streets.

Samira Ibrahim attends a protest against military council violations and virginity tests against females at Tahrir Square

Egypt Bans Humiliating Virginity Tests in Military Prisons

Virginity tests in Egyptian military prisons banned after complaints by jailed activist Samira Ibrahim.

Partially flooded golf course in Bangkok suburb

Thailand Floods and a Year of Natural Disasters

2011 marked by series of devastating natural disasters from floods and tsunamis to earthquakes and droughts.

Prince William Shows Football Skills During Christmas Eve Match

Prince William played football on Christmas Eve in the Queen's Estate in Sandringham.

Egyptian Revolution: What Lies Ahead?

Parliamentary elections continue in Egypt but 10 months after president Hosni Mubarak stepped down, the country is still fighting.

Nude Blogger Urges Muslim Women to Pose Without Veil

Egyptian blogger Aliaa Magda Elmahdy urges headscarf protest against Islamic extremism.

BBC Readying Tony Blair’s Obituary: Report

Former prime minister's old colleagues and friends asked to contribute to the programme.

Military Wives’ Choir Named Official Christmas Number One (VIDEOS)

Military Wives' choir "Wherever You Are" was named the 60th Official Christmas Number 1 on Christmas Day by the Official Charts Company.

Will Kate Middleton Join Royal Fox Hunt?

The Duchess of Cambridge has learned to shoot of late, along with her husband prince William.

President Barack Obama with eight-month-old Cooper

Baby's Day Out With President Barack Obama [PHOTOS]

Eight month old Cooper, son of a US marine was in news when he tweaked the US President Barack Obama's face when the president was visiting US Marine base in Hawaii.

Kate Middleton Glitters at Royal Christmas Event (PHOTOS)

The Duchess of Cambridge joined the rest of the royal family members at the traditional Christmas morning church service at Sandringham, Norfolk.

At Least 10 Killed as Bloody Clashes Rock Yemen’s Capital

The demonstrations were held to protest certain clauses in the power transfer deal in the country and also the move to grant immunity to President Ali Abdullah Saleh from war crimes trial.

NORAD Santa Tracker 2011: Funny Updates on Facebook, Twitter

There are live pages running on social networking sites, tracking every moment of Santa's fabulous flight.

Libyans Celebrate Independence Day After 42 Years

Libyans celebrated the 60th anniversary of their country's independence from Italian colonial rule. Col. Moammar Gadhafi banned Independence Day celebrations when he began his rule, back in 1969

Alluring Christmas Markets of the World

According to theholidayspot.com, the market in the German city of Munich is one of the best in the world, followed by the one in the Strasbourg Cathedral in France.

New Government Sworn-in in Tunisia

Hamadi Jebali along with 40-odd ministers formed the new government in Tunisia on Saturday.

Pope Expresses Concern Over Growing Violence, Poverty [PHOTOS]

Benedict, 84, will be visiting different places as part of Christmas celebrations in the next two weeks, which might strain his already fragile hea

Red Notice for Founder of PIP Not Related to Breast Implant Scare: Interpol

Jean-Claude Mas, the founder of Poly Implant Prothese (PIP), the company at the root of a recent and still ongoing global health scare, apparently has a lookout notice, issued by Interpol, to his name.