U.S., Iraqi Troops Clash With Shiite Militia, 17 Dead

2007/07/27 09:58:10

U.S. and Iraqi troops came under heavy gunfire after they captured an alleged Shiite militia leader ...

Russia's Gorbachev says U.S. is sowing world disorder

2007/07/27 09:25:34

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Former Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev criticized the United States, and curre...

Ex-French PM Villepin Charged in Smear Campaign

2007/07/27 09:11:47

Judges filed preliminary charges Friday against former French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin f...

Afghans Negotiate With Taliban to Free Korean Hostages

2007/07/27 08:54:41

Afghan clerics and tribal leaders intensified negotiations for the release of 22 South Koreans being...

Thousands homeless as Asia weather misery spreads

2007/07/27 07:21:05

BEIJING (Reuters) - Asia's monsoon misery has spread to Nepal, leaving thousands of people homeless,...

Israeli Prime Minister Advised to Pull Out of West Bank

2007/07/27 02:52:36

One of Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's closest confidants said Friday that Israel should withdr...

Catholic Church to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day on March 15

2007/07/26 11:06:31

Because St. Patrick's Day falls on Holy Week in 2008, the Roman Catholic Church announced that it wo...

Raul Castro Leads Revolutionary Day Celebrations

2007/07/26 10:44:13

Interim leader Raul Castro led tens of thousands of loyalists in celebrations marking the launch of ...

U.S. Reaches Deal to Supply Nuclear Fuel to India

2007/07/27 09:50:16

Critics charge that supplying India with nuclear fuel could spur spread of nuclear weapons and quest...

Australia drops charges over UK bomb plot

2007/07/27 09:22:27

CANBERRA (Reuters) - Australian authorities dropped terrorism charges against an Indian doctor on Fr...

Charges Dropped Against Doctor in Failed U.K. Plot

2007/07/27 08:58:10

Prosecutor says he is satisfied 'there was no reasonable prospect of conviction' in case against Moh...

Dozens of Afghan civilians die in air raids: residents

2007/07/27 08:32:24

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Dozens of civilians, including women and children, have been kille...

Analyst Sees New Images in 'Last Supper'

2007/07/27 04:38:43

A computer analyst claims to have discovered new images in Leonardo Da Vinci's "The Last Supper," on...

U.S. Ambassador: Buildup Reducing Iraq Violence

2007/07/26 12:05:49

Washington's top diplomat in Iraq said Thursday that increased U.S. troop strength had brought down ...

Libya protests over pardons for HIV medics

2007/07/26 11:01:57

SOFIA (Reuters) - Libya accused Bulgaria on Thursday of violating an agreement between the two count...