KINGSTON – Discontent over the economy helped Jamaica's opposition People's National Party (PNP) and its first female prime minister Portia Simpson Miller sweep back to power Thursday after four ye

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DAMASCUS Hundreds of thousands of anti-government protesters filled the streets across Syria Friday in one of the largest agitations in recent months defying security forces' bullets as Arab League o

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Part of an oil field in South Sudan’s oil-rich Unity State caught fire on Wednesday causing a decline in production, according to local officials.

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BEIJING: A 51-year-old woman lawyer in China became the third rights activist to go on trial.

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A team of internationally renowned scientists from the US and Europe, will be coming in January to tackle the ‘potato taste defect’ which threatens the country’s vital specialty coffee sector.

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PYONGYANG The new regime in North Korea Friday warned there would be no change in its policies including its confrontationist stand with South Korea, in the first communications with the outside worl

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An overwhelming majority of Kenyans have a dim outlook of 2012, a new survey shows.

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Any hope that the presence of Arab observers in Syria might bring an end to months of bloodshed all but evaporated Friday as opposition activists reported that security forces opened fire on tens of …

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We’ve been doing Autoblog for a while now and still don’t know exactly why some posts become popular and others completely miss boarding the crazy train to Viralville. Maybe we were the first to post about a hot topic. Videos are almost always poised for success, and of course any post that includes a first look or specs of a highly anticipated vehicle can be a hit waiting to happen. But every time we hit the publish button it’s like throwing a dart in the dark.

It may be difficult to know in advance what you all will click on the most, but after the fact, simple math tells us everything we need to know. We’ve assembled the 10 Most Popular Posts of 2011 according to clicks, and the results are available after the jump.

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Samoa's prime minister, Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi, has announced that the tiny Pacific island of Samoa has moved west.

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