| 33 killed in Kazakhstan flood Rescuers have found 33 bodies in southern Kazakhstan, where heavy rains swept away two dams last week, causing massive flooding, authorities... | |
| Synagogue opens in German town after 70 years A new synagogue was opened Sunday in the north-western German town of Herford, more than 70 years after the old synagogue was destroyed under Nazi... |
| Arabs, Europeans criticise Israeli settlement policy European and Arab parliamentarians ended a two-day meeting Sunday by urging Israel to freeze all settlement activity in East Jerusalem and the West Bank, which they said is wrecking trust with the Palestinians and 'jeopardising' a two-state... |
| Robbie Williams suffers from stage fright English singer Robbie Williams has revealed that he suffers from stage... |
| David Schwimmer finally to marry? Unlucky in love so far, David Schwimmer's relationship this time with his British girlfriend has turned serious as the former 'Friends' star is reportedly planning to... |
| Heidi Montag to make movie debut with Adam Sandler Reality star Heidi Montag is set to make her big screen debut in Hollywood funnyman Adam Sandler's upcoming comedy 'Just Go With... |
| Emma Watson calls it splits with beau Harry Potter star Emma Watson is single again after reportedly splitting from her longtime... |
| Andy Garcia skips watching daughters' stripping scenes Hollywood star Andy Garcia couldn't bring himself to watch his daughter stripping off and pole dancing on the set of their new movie, reveals the... |
| Sharon Osbourne wants Carey Mulligan to play her in film Reality TV star Sharon Osbourne wants singer husband Ozzy Osbourne's autobiography made into a film with actress Carey Mulligan playing her... |
| Diaz excited about working with ex-boyfriend Hollywood actress Cameron Diaz is reportedly excited about working with ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake in the new film 'Bad... |
| John Malkovich to play real life serial killer Oscar-nominated actor John Malkovich will be seen portraying the role of real life Austrian serial killer Jack Unterweger on stage in London next... |
| Timberlake, Biel still together A representative for Justin Timberlake has once again rubbished reports that the popstar and his actress girlfriend Jessica Biel have... |
| Secret world of honeybees' heat revealed A new research by scientists in Germany has shown that honeybees precisely control the temperature inside their hives to determine which job their young will perform in the colony when... |
| Georgian opposition to sue TV channel over fake invasion report A leading Georgian opposition party Sunday said it was preparing a lawsuit against a television channel over a fake news report about a supposed Russian invasion and murder of President Mikheil... |
| Men do more work at home than given credit for Men do far more household work than they are given credit for, reveals a new... |
| Cowell heartbroken after toddler's death Music mogul Simon Cowell is in grief after a critically ill child he attempted to save passed... |
| Bruce Willis has no plans to retire Hollywood actor Bruce Willis says he has no plans to retire... |
| Milan Gain Ground As Liga Strikers Shine Lionel Messi and Gonzalo Higuaín scored hat-tricks in victories for FC Barcelona and Real Madrid CF respectively, while AC Milan reduced FC Internazionale Milano's lead in Serie A to a solitary... |
| Russia-us Close To Ink N-treaty Monday, March 15, 2010 MOSCOW: US President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart Dmitry Medvedev have agreed that Washington and Moscow are close to reaching agreement on a new nuclear... |
| Us Cautious On Removing Nuclear Arms From Europe Monday, March 15, 2010 WASHINGTON: The US is taking a go-slow approach on one of the touchiest and least discussed national security issues: whether to remove the last remaining Cold War-era US... |
| Chile Faces Huge Reconstruction Cost Newly installed Chilean President Sebastian Pinera estimated it would cost nearly $30 billion to rebuild the nation after last month's devastating quake. (AAP) Newly installed Chilean President... |
| French Voters Deliver Blow To Sarkozy The governing party of French President Nicolas Sarkozy appears to be on the road to defeat at the hands of the opposition Socialist party. (AAP) The governing party of French President Nicolas... |
| Pope 'helped Abuse Priest Get Housing' Pope Benedict meanwhile defended priestly celibacy, calling it "the sign of full devotion" and of an "entire commitment to the Lord". (Getty) News has emerged that Pope Benedict XVI once helped get... |
| Socialists Lead In Early Voting In France President Nicolas Sarkozy appeared to be beaten by the opposition Socialists on Sunday in a first round of regional elections marked by a record abstention, according to partial official results... |
| Culture Clash: European Art Provokes Muslims (Bertil Ericson)Swedish artist Lars Vilks talks during an interview with the Associated Press in Stockholm, Sweden, Wednesday March 10 2010. The Swedish artist who angered Muslims by drawing the... |
| Alcohol Ban Bid In Russia Russia's top public health official has called for a ban on sales of alcohol after 9pm, as part of a Kremlin-led campaign to crackdown on alcohol abuse, state-run news agency RIA reported. ... |
| Fellow Georgians, Russia Has Declared War, The President Is Dead... Er, Only Joking Russia's army mounted a massive invasion of Georgia over the weekend, its planes bombed the capital Tbilisi, and President Mikheil Saakashvili was assassinated. None of this actually happened, but it... |
| Renato Brunetta: On A Mission To Save La Serenissima They call him the "mini-minister", and if one of his attractions for the modestly scaled Berlusconi is that the Italian Prime Minister has a good 10 or 11 inches on him, Renato Brunetta has made good... |
| British Skier Found Dead In Snow After Night Out A British skier has been found dead in Andorra after apparently separating from friends and getting lost in freezing temperatures after a night out. Paul Rea, 24, from Milnthorpe in Cumbria, was... |
| Canadian Sledge Hockey Team Pounds Sweden Scoring was the last thing on Greg Westlake's mind as the Canadian sledge hockey player dumped the puck into the opposing zone, his team down two skaters after back-to-back penalties. But the way... |
| Euro Advances On Greece Bail-out, Boj Monetary-easing Prospects March 15 (Bloomberg) -- The euro reached its strongest in more than five weeks against the yen as speculation of a European Union bail-out for Greece boosted demand for the currency before regional... |
| Germany’s Brenntag Said To Seek As Much As $1.15 Billion In Ipo March 15 (Bloomberg) -- Brenntag Holding GmbH, the German chemicals distributor owned by BC Partners Ltd., aims to raise as much as 837 million euros ($1.15 billion) in an initial public offering,... |
| Hoax News Report On Russia Invasion Panics Georgia TBILISI, Georgia (AP) -- Georgians have been panicked by a hoax television news program announcing the Russian army had invaded and killed President Mikhail... |
| Panic In Georgia After A Mock News Broadcast MOSCOW — Some people placed emergency calls reporting heart attacks, others rushed in a panic to buy bread and residents of one border village staggered from their homes and dashed for safety... |
| In Britain, Plan To Block Access To Sites With Pirated Music Britain are seeking to punish those who illegally copy music. The British proposal is set to be taken up by the House of Commons on Monday. Under an amendment to the bill in the House of Lords this... |
| Panic As 'russia Invades, President Killed' PANIC gripped Georgia on Saturday when a pro-government television station broadcast a fake report that Russian tanks had entered the capital and President Mikheil Saakashvili had been... |
| Uk Police Apprehend Suspect Wanted By Spain London - British police said they had arrested a 29-year-old man on Sunday wanted by Spanish authorities for alleged terrorism offences. British news reports said the man was suspected of being a... |
| Thousands Rally Against Toxic Haze Moscow - Two thousand people protested against the release of what they said were toxic fumes in a small town on Russia's Pacific coast on Sunday, one of a series of unusually large protests across... |
| Human Egg Raffled By Clinic London - A British fertility clinic said on Sunday that it was raffling off a human egg this week to promote its "baby profiling" service, which it insists is legal under UK law. The winner can... |
| Conflict Between European Artists And Muslims Fuels Concern About A Clash Of Civilizations LONDON (AP) — With the West locked in conflicts across the Muslim world, why would anyone throw fuel on the fire? A small group of Europeans have been doing just that — provoking death... |
| Italy Court Refuses To Restore Berlusconi Coalition Candidate List candidate list for the region of Lazio was submitted late [Reuters report] and contained People of Freedom party candidates for regional elections scheduled to be held at the end of this month. Lazio... |
| Us, Russia Leaders Look Ahead To New Nuclear Arms Reduction Treaty approved [press release, in Russian] of progress towards the first nuclear weapons reduction treaty since 1991. Wrapping up talks on the treaty to replace the recently... |
