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Cleanup at Prague zoo underway after flooding
Cleanup at Prague zoo underway after flooding forces evacuation of hundreds of animals
German floods could cost insurers $4 billion
Floods seen leading to $4 billion insurance claims in Germany; Danube flood heads for Serbia
Bombs, ambush kill 9 people in Iraq
Officials: Bombings on security forces, shooting at fake checkpoint kill 9 people in Iraq
UN seeks to resettle thousands of Syrian refugees
UN in talks with governments to temporarily resettle thousands of Syrian refugees
Spokesman: Gorbachev in hospital for tests
Gorbachev spokesman says former Soviet leader in hospital for tests
Bosnia's ethnic rivals join forces in protests
Bosnia's ethnic rivals join forces in anti-government protests being called 'baby revolution'
Egyptian Christian teacher convicted of blasphemy
Egyptian court convicts Christian teacher of insulting Islam but orders her only fined
Cambodia welcomes statues' return from US museum
Cambodia welcomes return of 2 ancient stone statues after nearly 20 years at New York museum
Embattled UN investigator says he won't step aside
Embattled UN investigator on Palestinian territories says he won't step aside over his remarks
In Uganda, Congo's M23 rebels eager to negotiate
In change of tune, M23 rebels eager to resume Uganda-mediated talks with Congo's government
Pakistan says Indian planes violated its airspace
Pakistan says 2 Indian planes violated its airspace, prompting it to dispatch fighter jets
Journalist in US surveillance case: More to come
Journalist in US surveillance leaks case says more 'significant revelations' to come soon
Hitler's alpine retreat getting makeover
Hitler's alpine retreat getting makeover with expanded documentation center
Iran launches rearmed destroyer on Persian Gulf
Iran says it rearms destroyer with modern missiles, launches it on the Persian Gulf
Iran denies malfunction at nuclear power plant
Iran denies any malfunction at Russian-built nuclear power plant
China setting up first university campuses abroad
Classroom in Laos is first experiment in China's moves to set up college campuses abroad
Brazil govt to perform crash tests after AP report
Brazil's government sets plans for car crash tests following AP safety investigation
Iraqi Shiite fighters' Syria role raises tensions
Iraqi Shiite fighters' role in Syria grows more prominent, raising sectarian tensions at home
Mandela remains in serious but stable condition
South African foundation says Nelson Mandela suffering 'ravages of time' in hospital
Iraq hit by wave of bomb attacks, killing dozens
Iraq rocked by series of car bombs, killing 57 and extending wave of violence



