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A major earthquake hit west of the city early Saturday morning, causing no immediate reports of casualties but widespread damage, authorities said.
Original post by By REUTERS

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Cha Sa-soon, 69, has become a national symbol for perseverance in South Korea — and she can legally hit the road.
Original post by By CHOE SANG-HUN

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Many Palestinian and Israeli commentators described this week’s talks in Washington as mere political theater.
Original post by By ETHAN BRONNER

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Pakistani coverage of a deadly attack on a Shiite protest in the city of Quetta and clashes in the aftermath between angry mourners and local police.
Original post by By ROBERT MACKEY

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With a jail sentence looming and vigilantes after him, the editor of Indonesia’s now-defunct Playboy magazine says he was never in the pornography business.
Original post by By AUBREY BELFORD

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The show “Put Him in [Camp] Bucca” has drawn protests but has stayed on air throughout Ramadan, broadcasting pranks on Iraqi celebrities.
Original post by By YASIR GHAZI

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The show “Put Him in [Camp] Bucca” has drawn protests but has stayed on air throughout Ramadan, broadcasting pranks on Iraqi celebrities.
Original post by By YASIR GHAZI

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The country had refused in 2003 to let American troops pass through its borders on the way to Iraq.
Original post by By SEBNEM ARSU

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The explosion, two days after another attack, killed at least 40 people, as militants intensify their campaign to destabilize the Pakistani government.
Original post by By SALMAN MASOOD

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The explosion, two days after an other attack, led to further protests as grieving mourners went on rampage, clashing with the police and setting fire to vehicles and motorcycles parked nearby.
Original post by By SALMAN MASOOD

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