Young Bolivians fight for their regions

Nujood Ali, who became an international celebrity after refusing to accept her marriage to a man three times her age and winning a divorce, is now back to a semblance of a normal life in Sana. >>

They list greed and Greenspan among the culprits, and there are comparisons to . . . Albania. But amid the gloating, there is fear for financial systems in Britain, Spain, Italy and elsewhere. >>

As NATO ministers disagree on Georgia, Gates says the next U.S. administration needs a balanced approach to contain Russian aggression without resorting to military force. >>

Two American inmates are among 21 people killed in rioting at a Mexican border prison, the U.S. Embassy said Friday. >>

Accounts differ on what happened and how many people died in Ad Dawr. Demands could increase for U.S. forces to be subject to Iraqi prosecution. >>

Iran's supreme leader brushes aside recent overtures by top Iranian officials to Israeli citizens with statements that could inflame tensions. >>

Members of the ruling ANC party are meeting to decide whether to push for his ouster. Supporters of Jacob Zuma, his main rival in the party, are behind the move. >>

North Korea: Nuclear reactor will be restored, officials say / Pakistan: Bombing at religious school kills 5 / Canada: Steps taken in Arctic amid concerns over Russia >>

Airport security video of last month's plane crash in Madrid shows the aircraft just barely getting off the ground, then skidding and erupting in a ball of fire and column of black smoke. >>

The move comes hours after they reported that 'discrimination on political grounds has been a defining feature' of Hugo Chavez's presidency. >>

They were arrested because they had injuries similar to those of victims of the attack in Michoacan. >>

In the Middle East, the devout and the secular are duking it out online. But does one side hear the other? >>

Susan Elbaneh, 18, who had just gotten married, is related to Jaber Elbaneh, whose extradition the U.S. is seeking in connection with the Lackawanna Six case. >>

Children are taken for tests as fear grows with the scandal. Hong Kong officials issue a recall of milk products from the mainland. >>

Western defense ministers are set to consider a new force that could be deployed in nations that feel in threatened by Moscow. >>

At least 21 inmates have been killed and dozens injured in two uprisings in four days at a Tijuana prison. Authorities initially reported no fatalities. >>

Authorities are investigating whether the drug gang La Familia was involved in Monday's grenade attack in Michoacan state that killed seven people. >>

Afghanistan: Karzai ally killed in clash with NATO troops / Switzerland: Particle collider malfunction fixed / Washington: Ex-hostage's mom to get Colombian citizenship >>

The U.S. and Pakistan have cleared remaining obstacles, so the long-delayed team may arrive within weeks, Joint Chiefs Chairman Michael Mullen says. >>

This summer, foreign troop deaths have exceeded those of U.S. forces in Iraq. 'We feel that things are going very, very well for us,' one Taliban fighter says. >>

Yemeni troops fight back the assailants in Sana, who used a car bomb and tried to ram a truck into the gates. There are no reports of U.S. casualties. >>

In the wake of the deadly explosions in the capital of Michoacan state, Mexicans are forced to confront a new kind of victim in the drug wars: anyone. >>

The foreign minister barely beats Shaul Mofaz to lead the ruling party. She is in a position to become the next prime minister. >>

Twin bombings hit Baghdad; the second such attack in three days raises concerns as Iraq and the U.S. remain at an impasse over the American military presence. >>

He pledges additional steps by the U.S. to avoid errant bombings and to compensate families of the dead more quickly. >>

The suspects, believed to have ties to Mexico's Gulf cartel, were arrested in raids this week in a dozen U.S. states. >>

Britain: New inquiry in 1998 Omagh bombing / Russia: Friendship treaties with breakaway Georgian regions / China: 12 more arrests in tainted baby formula scandal >>

The uprising is the second one at the state penitentiary in four days. Protesters in a vigil outside throw rocks at authorities. >>

Two members of the Cabinet of Prime Minister Ehud Olmert -- Tzipi Livni and Shaul Mofaz -- are the chief candidates to succeed him at the centrist party's helm. >>

Illnesses caused by tainted formula skyrocket, and more products test positive for contamination. >>