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Greek voters give a victory to a pro-euro party that supports the economic bailout. | Egyptians elect an Islamist in their first competitive presidential election.

Jeffrey Isidoro, age 10, moved to Mexico after his father was deported from the United States. He is part of a new generation of young immigrants blurring the line between Mexican and American.

As Egyptians turned out to the polls in low numbers on the second day of voting, worries about the next president remained.

As Syria edges toward civil war, volunteers and refugees in Turkey are trying to fortify the opposition | Lessons from last year’s Arab Spring influence the Syrian conflict.

Tensions run high between indigenous Guarani people and ranchers in southern Brazil after violence has flared over land rights.

For the first time, French expats living in the United States and in Canada will vote for representatives to the French National Assembly. One of the largest populations of the expats is in New York.

United Nations observers say that they were prevented from entering the site of another reported massacre in Syria, and that government forces shot at them.

India holds the second-largest stockpile of surplus grain in the world, after China. Yet advocates say that more than 252 million poor Indian residents reap few benefits and often go hungry.

Young people are avoiding working in Thailand’s rice farms, threatening the country’s status as the world’s biggest rice exporter.

Jordan Feilders just opened Cantine California, one of the first food trucks in Paris to offer upscale versions of American food.