At least 20 people were killed in a car bomb and gun battle at the Yemeni defence ministry compound in the capital Sana'a in one of the most serious attacks in the past 18 months. |
Heavy gunfire spread across the Central African Republic's capital early on Thursday as French troops continued to arrive and the United Nations prepared a key debate on the worsening crisis there. |
KAMBON, Thailand (AP) - Here, in a village where electricity is still a novelty, they'll quickly tell you who was responsible for bringing change to this long-neglected corner of Thailand. |
Prime Minister hosts Kerry for meeting at residence in Jerusalem, says Israel ready for historic peace, but that real negotiations must replace finger-pointing and artificial crises. |
(CNN) -- A pair of thieves in Mexico may have stolen more than they bargained for when they targeted a truck this week. The stolen vehicle was carrying delicate cargo -- a radioactive element used for medical purposes that also can be used to make a ... |
BALI: With commerce and industry minister Anand Sharma holding firm on the food security issues, Indonesian authorities and the World Trade Organisation brass are expected to reach out to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to break the impasse here. |
KIRKUK, Iraq, Dec. 5 (Xinhua) -- At least 10 people were killed and some 75 wounded in Wednesday's coordinated attacks on police headquarters and a hostage-taken attack at an adjacent shopping mall in the oil-hub city of Kirkuk, police and medics said on ... |
Schools should stop teaching children so much French and German and focus instead on Mandarin, David Cameron said on his return from a three-day trip to China. |
Iran's foreign minister went to the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday hoping to improve relations with the U.S. ally after Tehran's deal with world powers under which it is to curb its disputed nuclear activity in exchange for sanctions relief. |
France's unemployment rate climbed to the highest in almost 16 years in the third quarter as President Francois Hollande struggles to revive an economy that has barely grown in two years. |
MANILA, Philippines (AP) - A Jordanian journalist has identified the leader of an al-Qaida-linked terrorist group that held him for a year and a half in the jungles of the southern Philippines after luring him with a promise of an interview. |
A Syrian rebel tries on a gas mask seized from a Syrian army factory in the northwestern province of Idlib, July 18, 2013. Getty. Shares. |
Entombed at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean in an upended tugboat for three days, Harrison Odjegba Okene begged God for a miracle. |
WASHINGTON - Israel has denied claims by the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah that the Jewish state was behind the killing of one of the group's top commanders, which came at a time of rising tensions in Lebanon related to Syria's civil war. |
Mr Speaker,. Britain's economic plan is working. But the job is not done. We need to secure the economy for the long term. And the biggest risk to that comes from those who would abandon the plan. |
Information released Wednesday from police wiretaps has Toronto Mayor Rob Ford facing a host of new accusations and revelations. The allegations, from a police investigation called Project Brazen 2, are unproven and have not been tested in court. |
AAP. Australia has agreed to a six-point plan aimed at repairing relations with Indonesia, with Foreign Minister Julie Bishop also providing assurances during talks in Jakarta that the Abbott government will not deploy intelligence assets against its northern ... |
LONDON (AP) - Gale-force winds hit Scotland on Thursday, causing a fatal truck accident, halting all trains and leaving tens of thousands of homes without electricity as much of northwestern Europe braced for a storm that was expected to bring flooding to ... |
Cairo - Two prominent Egyptian secular activists will stand trial on Sunday for allegedly taking part in a violent and unauthorised protest under a disputed new law, judicial sources said. |
Expectations low as Kerry tries to breathe new life into peace talks Expectations for John Kerry's latest visit in Israel are markedly low as the US secretary of state makes a desperate attempt to salvage stagnant peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians. Israeli state officials described the visit as "another futile attempt" while the Palestinians asserted it was a last chance to save the peace talks before a chance for a two-state solution is permanently lost.
Kerry arrives in Israel for more talks amid tensions
US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Israel on Wednesday evening for another round of talks in Jerusalem and Ramallah, with Palestinian officials again voicing deep pessimism about any breakthrough in peace talks, and Israeli officials more keen on talking to Kerry about Iran than about the Palestinians. Kerry is scheduled to meet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Thursday morning, followed by a meeting with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah. A second meeting with Netanyahu on Thursday evening is possible if deemed necessary. This has been the pattern of Kerry’s meetings during previous visits. He is expected to fly back to the US on Friday. “The number one security challenge we face is Iran,” one Israeli government official said, explaining why Iran had in recent weeks totally eclipsed the Palestinian issue in Jerusalem. He added that it did not have to come at the expense of talks with the Palestinians, but would necessitate the Palestinians coming to the table with a commitment to making the negotiations work – something he charged had not yet been the case.
US officials: Secretary of State John Kerry will present the outlines of a West Bank security plan in meetings with Israeli and Palestinian leaders this week, stepping up American involvement in hopes of reviving faltering Mideast peace efforts, U.S. officials said Wednesday. The proposal will mark the first time that Kerry has directly intervened in the talks since they began in late July. By all accounts, the negotiations have made no progress, despite an April target date for reaching a deal |
Suicide bomber strikes Yemen defense ministry
A "large number of casualties" has been reported in Yemen after a suicide bomber drove a car packed with explosives into the defense ministry in the capital Sanaa.
Biden: US-China ties rely on trust, good motives
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Mexico official: Stolen cobalt-60 found
The truck was taking cobalt-60 from a hospital in Tijuana to a radioactive waste storage center and was stolen in Tepojaco near Mexico City.
China mother sues for basic rights over one-child policy
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Norway library will digitize all Norwegian books
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Kerry to present security plan in Mideast visit
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India's Cradle Baby aims to end female infanticide
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Secret bunker under Prague hotel opens to public
To mark the bunker's 55th anniversary, the hotel began to turn it into an Iron Curtain museum whose first part was opened to the public in November.
Luxembourg gets first gay prime minister
Luxembourg is getting a new prime minister for the first time in 18 years. Xavier Bettel replaces Jean-Claude Juncker, Europe's longest-serving elected leader.
Nelson Mandela putting up fight on 'deathbed'
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Boxing champ turns opposition leader in Ukraine
Thousands of protesters besieged government buildings in Ukraine's capital on Monday to demand the ouster of the prime minister and his Cabinet.
US will no longer report Guantanamo hunger strikes
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Egypt's antiquities fall victim to political chaos
The constant instability since the 2011 uprising that toppled autocrat Hosni Mubarak has dried up tourism to the country, slashing a revenue of the Egyptian Museum.
French lawmakers back new prostitution law
Lawmakers voted to give France some of the most restrictive legislation on prostitution in Europe, a change from the nation's traditionally tolerant attitude.
Lawyer: Detained woman awoke to find womb empty
British authorities say they took the woman's baby into custody for possible adoption only after other options were exhausted.
Exit polls see gains for India's opposition in key state elections
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Biden urges Chinese youth: Challenge authority
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South African official won't release Zuma report
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Libyan assembly votes to follow Islamic law
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Diligent Asian students dominate global exam
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Hezbollah founding leader killed in Lebanon
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Man survives 60 hours at bottom of Atlantic
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EU to fine banks $2.3 billion for rate-rigging
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Ukraine PM warns protesters
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Crackdown ends at crumbling Myanmar college
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Guardian staff may be charged for Snowden leaks
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Arafat not poisoned, French tests conclude
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Vatican won't share sex abuse info with UN
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North Korean leader's ousted uncle alive
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Thai protesters end rally at police HQ
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For Biden in China, tense reunion with Xi Jinping
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