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- Merkel Tested as Escalating Greek Crisis Hurts Euro
- South Korea Vows to Avenge Sailors' Deaths
- Attacker Stabs 28 Chinese Children
- Pakistan Taliban Chief Believed Alive
| Merkel Tested as Escalating Greek Crisis Hurts Euro | Top |
| Political calculations by the German chancellor had to take a back seat to the more basic task of ensuring the stability of the euro. | |
| South Korea Vows to Avenge Sailors' Deaths | Top |
| The military vowed revenge, but fell short of blaming the North, at a memorial on Thursday to the sailors who died when their ship sank last month after an explosion. | |
| Attacker Stabs 28 Chinese Children | Top |
| The attack, which critically injuring at least five children, was the second mass stabbing of young students in two days, and the third in less than a month. | |
| Pakistan Taliban Chief Believed Alive | Top |
| Pakistani Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud is now believed to have survived a U.S. missile strike earlier this year, but has lost clout within the militant network, a senior intelligence official said Thursday. | |
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