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F-35 Fighter Succeeds in First Vertical Landing Test
U.S. weapons manufacturer Lockheed Martin said Thursday the company's F-35 Joint Strike Fighter succeeded in vertical landing test for the first time earlier in the day, a rare piece of good news for the problem prone program.

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Russia, U.S. Close to Clinch New START Deal
After holding crunch talks to help seal a new strategic arms reduction treaty (START) on Thursday, top diplomats of Russia and the United States, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, all voiced confidence to clinch the deal in the near future.

India to Seek Interrogation of U.S. Terror Suspect Headley

Fiji Evacuees Begin to Return Home after Cyclone Devastation

Serbia's Possible Boycott Threatens Western Balkans Conference

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U.S. Envoy to Meet Israeli, Palestinian Leaders This Weekend

U.S. President Obama Delays Australia Trip until June

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Israeli Airplanes Strike Targets in Gaza, No Casualties

Hungarian Gov't to Investigate Israeli Plane Flyovers

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