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Max Mosley leaves the High Court in London

Mosley's Win: No 'Nazis' at the Orgy

The Formula One chief wins his invasion-of-privacy lawsuit against a British tabloid for reports on sadomasochistic orgy

Blogs

The Middle East Blog

Two Lebanons

On Thursday when I returned to Lebanon, I caught the tail end of the celebrations for the prisoner exchange between Hizballah and Israel, rushing down to the coast to watch marching bands welcome coffins containing the remains of martyred Arab fighters.

The China Blog

How Do You Say Pressure in Chinese?

Think the Chinese hoops team is feeling it these days? Check out this comment from 7-ft. forward Yi Jianlian's blog.

PHOTOS

A Holy Dispute

A centuries-old temple has become the site of a very modern military standoff this week as Thailand and Cambodia wrangle over who owns a piece of land on the nations' borders

PHOTOS

Transforming Karachi

The Pakistani metropolis wants to be the next Dubai, but can the city achieve lofty ambitions

VIDEO

Iraq Journal: The Road to Amara and Basra

Abigail Hauslohner and photographer Yuri Kozyrev travel to the Iraqi cities of Amara and Basra, where improved security is drawing journalists back

QUOTES OF THE DAY

Open quoteThis is not about politics, it's about people who are poor, who are in need and want to be helped by government.Close quote

  • JACOB ZUMA,
  • head of South Africa's governing African National Congress, expressing shock about white poverty in the country