US demands more from Israel The Israeli prime minister was strongly rebuked on Friday by the US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who angrily questioned him on Israel's refusal to back down on settlement... | |
Taliban fighters bombed in PakistanHelicopter gunships belonging to Pakistan have pounded Taliban hideouts in the north-western tribal district, killing at least 13... |
Drug violence reaches US Consul officials in MexicoDrug violence in Western Mexico has led to the deaths of three people who worked within the walls of the US consulate in Ciudad... |
Georgians panicked by invasion hoaxGeorgia’s president, Mikheil Saakashvili, has complimented a local television channel that sparked panic by broadcasting a drama which implied that the country was being... |
Christian maid burned by alleged rapistA Christian maid has allegedly been burned alive to prevent her from reporting a rape in the Pakistani province of... |
Elton John threatened by man running for governorA candidate for governor in Atlanta, Georgia has been arrested for allegedly threatening singer Elton... |
House of Lords poised for axingIn a plan being devised by the UK government, the country’s House of Lords could be... |
Hamas leader taken by Israeli troopsIsrael has arrested a leader of the Palestinian Hamas... |
Al-Maliki's secular party beating religious candidates in IraqIn Iraq, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's political coalition has taken the lead after last weekend’s... |
Mass demonstration happening in Thai capitalMany backers of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra from all over Thailand are converging on... |
Mexicans decapitated by suspected drug figuresDrug related violence in Mexico has left another 25 people dead, four of them from... |
Snowmobile riders lost under Canadian avalancheIn Canada, three people are dead while others are still buried under piles of snow, after an avalanche hit a snowmobile competition near Revelstoke, British... |
Iran bans opposition Internet sitesIran has dismantled several opposition Internet networks it says were backed by the... |
Vatican tries to keep pope from paedophile slursThe Vatican has denounced attempts to involve the pope in scandals surrounding paedophile activity within the Catholic... |
Afghans die in Kandahar City bombingsSuicide bombers have killed around 30 people in Kandahar City,... |
Obama announces education programPresident Barack Obama of the US is now pushing for education... |
US complains to Netanyahu about insensitive announcementIsrael appears surprised by a rebuke from the US administration about its new settlement... |
| Frustration Grows In Iraq At Slow Pace Of Vote Tally Iraq ’s parliamentary elections last week and no clear winners likely to emerge anytime soon, public frustration here seems to be growing. American officials have privately expressed concern... |
| Media Cache: German Publishers Question Apple's Rejection Of Nudity “They disguise, reveal, mirror our innermost being or help to hide it,” Mr. Kempa says on his Web site. Mr. Kempa has photographed dozens of people with and without their clothing, and is... |
| Shaken Afghan City Seeks More Support From Kabul KABUL, Afghanistan — A day after five lethal bombs shook Kandahar, officials appealed Sunday to the central government to send more security forces and expand intelligence gathering in the... |
| 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... |
| British Put Teeth In Anti-piracy Proposal PARIS — When asked how governments ought to deal with freeloaders who illegally copy music and movies on the Internet, James Murdoch, head of News Corp.’s European and Asian operations,... |
| Us Presses For Israeli Concessions The Obama administration refused to let go of the Ramat Shlomo construction controversy Sunday, with two top aides to US President Barack Obama slamming Israel amid a growing sense in Jerusalem that... |
| Brazil’s President Here For 1st Time Brazilian President Luiz Ignacio Lula da Silva arrived Sunday for the first-ever visit of a Brazilian president, but – along with warm words from his hosts about the “historic” visit – he is... |
| Israel’s First Real Response To Goldstone The Jerusalem Post and authored by the Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center is the first real, aggressive Israeli response to the Goldstone Report, taking it apart piece-by-piece and... |
| Old City’s Hurva Shul Reopens Jerusalem’s historic Hurva Synagogue, which was last destroyed by Jordan’s Arab Legion on May 25, 1948, and has been rebuilt after nearly a decade of construction, will be rededicated during a... |
| Clinton Deplores Shootings Of Us Consulate Staff In Mexico WASHINGTON: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Sunday offered her "deepest sympathies" to the families of two Americans and a Mexican with ties to the US consulate, who were fatally shot in the... |
| Kidnapped French Aid Workers Freed In Darfur KHARTOUM: Two French aid workers abducted in the Central African Republic and held for four months were on Sunday freed in Darfur, the Sudanese region gripped by civil war and a wave of kidnappings.... |
| Yemen Air Raid Kills 2 Al-qaeda Leaders SANAA: A Yemeni air raid against a "terrorist cell" in the southeast of the country has killed two senior Al-Qaeda members, the defence ministry said early Monday. "Our air force carried out a raid... |
| Deadly Avalanche In Canada Shrink BRITISH COLUMBIA, Canada - An avalanche that killed at least two people at an informal snowmobile rally in Canada's Rocky Mountains may have been triggered by three daredevil sledders who... |
| Iowa Town Nearly Wiped Off Map By Floods Comes Back Stronger The population of Oakville, Iowa, has dwindled to 160 from 439, since its levee was breached by the Iowa River. By Rodney White, The Des Moines... |
| Rwanda's Democratic Credentials Under Fire President Paul Kagame has openly warned his leading rival Victoire Ingabire, leader of the UDF, that she could face prosecution under Rwanda's controversial "genocide ideology"... |
| 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. ... |
| 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... |
| Philip Hoare: Leviathans In Need Of More Protection Here in New Zealand's capital, where I'm talking at the literary festival about my book, Leviathan or, the Whale, the subject of whales and whaling is not a remote one. Last Thursday, in a staged... |
| Two Dead, 30 Hurt As Avalanche Hits Snow Race Two people were killed, 30 injured and others feared buried in the snow after an avalanche struck a mountain snowmobile rally near Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canadian police said yesterday. ... |
| Taliban Say Bombs Were Deadly Warning To Nato Deadly bomb attacks in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar were a warning to Nato's senior general that the Taliban are ready for a coming offensive in their heartland, Taliban spokesman Qari... |
| Protesters Rally In Bangkok For Fresh Elections More than 100,000 protesters converged in Bangkok yesterday and gave Thailand's military-backed government an ultimatum to call elections within 24 hours or face crippling demonstrations across the... |
| 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... |
| White House Goes On The Offensive Against Netanyahu Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said yesterday the announcement of more houses for religious jews in East Jerusalem was made in 'all... |
| 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... |
| Rwanda's Democratic Credentials Under Fire Record On Democracy President Paul Kagame has openly warned his leading rival Victoire Ingabire, leader of the UDF, that she could face prosecution under Rwanda's controversial "genocide ideology"... |
| Second Us Woman Swept Up In Jihad Jane Murder Claims Jamie Paulin-Ramirez, left, was arrested in connection with an alleged plot to kill a Swedish artist, days after terror charges were revealed against a second American woman Colleen LaRose, who... |
| Rain Pounds East; Expect Travel Delays (CNN) -- Half a million homes remained without power across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic region on Sunday, as rain continued to pound states from West Virginia to Connecticut for a second... |
| 'alice In Wonderland' Wins Box Office And "Avatar," clearly at the end of its box office run, is still holding in theaters in a big way. The movie only dropped 19 percent despite being in a fraction of 3-D screens compared to... |
| New Deal For Rape Victims Urged Every rape victim should have a specialist adviser to support them after an attack, a major review in England and Wales has recommended.The review's author, Baroness Stern, said that police and... |
| Brazil Leader Begins Mid-east Tour Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has arrived in Israel where he begins a tour of the Middle East.He is visiting Israel, the Palestinian territories and Jordan ahead of a more... |
| No Quick Fix For Diabetes Risk Two key treatments do not halt diabetes in people with early signs of the disease, a large study has found.Researchers said the results showed the only way to ensure future health in people at high... |
| China Refuses To Revalue Yuan CHINESE premier Wen Jiabao yesterday spurned foreign calls for the value of the yuan to rise and continued scolding the United States over recent... |
| Israeli-palestinian Talks May Yet Find Borders Difficult To Break t, the start of indirect talks without freezing settlement activities in the West Bank and Jerusalem is a sort of victory. As the indirect talks were preparing to get off the ground, Israel's... |