Moammar Gadhafi

Arab Spring at A Glance

Democratic Reforms in Gulf and Arab Nations

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Aristide Back to Bolster Party - A hotelier in Haiti told the Associated Press that former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide is busy working behind the scenes, trying to rebuild his political party as the Caribbean nation prepares for legislative and local elections. (Photo: Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Global Week in Review: Haiti’s Aristide Returns for Party

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Karim Wade

Infamous Heirs to the Throne

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Joseph Kony

Africa on Trial

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A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

Global Week in Review: World Markets Celebrate Fiscal Cliff Deal

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What's at Stake?

What to Watch for in the Obama vs. Romney Foreign Policy Debate

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Mansa Musa Deemed Richest of All Time

Global Week in Review: African King Named Richest of All Time

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President Obama

Global Week in Review: Obama Wishes Nigeria Happy Birthday

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Commentary: President Obama Is an Effective World Leader

Why Khaled Hosseini thinks Obama should be re-elected.
09/25/2012
Congolese Warlord Thomas Lubanga to Serve 14 Years for War Crimes - The International Criminal Court found Congolese warlord Thomas Lubanga guilty of war crimes for using child soldiers under age 15 and forcing them to participate in a civil war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. He was slapped with a jail term of 14 years for the crime.  (Photo: MICHAEL KOOREN /LANDOV/REUTERS)

World Lens — Week in Review: July 10

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U.S. to Expand Military Aid, Intel to Africa - Gen. Carter Ham, head of the U.S. Africa Command, announced the United States’ plan to "assist" African nations, but promised there would not be a lasting military presence on the continent. (Photo: Mandel Ngan/AFP Pool via Getty Images)

US Looks to Expand Military Aid, Intel to Africa

2,000 U.S. troops already are providing assistance.
06/26/2012