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Time.com: Breaking the Gaza Blockade

Two ships full of pro-Palestinian activists pierce Israel's sea barricade around the coastal strip -- and Israel plays nice, for a day

Business 2.0: Turning search into sales

Finding customers on the Web nowadays sounds so easy: Sign up for Google AdWords, tap out a punchy two-line pitch, and let the power of search take over. Millions of people spot your ad and -- poof -- the money starts pouring in.

Turkish jet hijack ends peacefully

Two men who hijacked a Turkish passenger jet have surrendered to authorities after releasing the remaining passengers and crew they had been holding hostage.

U.S. attache found dead in Cyprus

The U.S. Embassy's top military official in Cyprus has been found dead in a wooded area north of Nicosia, the island's capital, an embassy official said Monday.

Eurovision: Pop meets politics

Preparations are now in the final stage for a unique European event that combines pride and embarrassment in equal measures.

Officers charged in cruise ship sinking

The captain and five other senior crew members of a Greek-flagged cruise ship which ran aground and sank off an island in the Aegean Sea have been charged with negligence and violating international maritime rules.

Fortune: Birthday blues

Celebrations of a nation's founding are typically occasions that emphasize national unity. But Turkey's Republic Day on Oct. 28, the 83rd anniversary of Kemal Atatürk's founding of the secular repu...

Turkish sorrow at Ecevit death

Bulent Ecevit, the Turkish politician, poet and journalist whose career spanned nearly half a century, has died aged 81.

Your e-mails: Stories from the crisis

CNN.com asked readers affected by the attacks in the Middle East to share their stories. Here is a selection of the responses, some of which have been edited:

'I'm out of Lebanon ... and I'm going to cry'

As they waited for the U.S. Embassy to tell them when they'd be able to return to the United States, Monika Esseily and her family thought about the Lebanese who remained behind.

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