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Thai protesters hurl blood at Thai PM Abhisit's home...

Watu wapatao 500 wauawa nchini Nigeria Maafisa wa serikali Nchini Nigeria, wamesema idadi ya watu waliofariki kufuatia mapigano yaliyotokea mjini Jos hapo jana, imefikia watu mia tano...

Vice President Joe Biden's visit to Israel last week was rightly hailed as a catastrophe—but not because of settlements. After a tense year in which Washington had failed to stop Prime Minister...

President Jacob Zuma hit back at Britain's media on Wednesday, saying disparaging commentary on his polygamous private life reflected an inbuilt superiority complex. Zuma, who is paying a state...

The FBI say they hope to prevent another attack like 9/11 Newsbeat has been given exclusive access to one of the biggest anti-terrorist operations in America since the...

Pingping officially became the world's shortest man in 2008 The world's shortest man, He Pingping, who was just 74.6cm (2ft 5in) tall, has died in Rome. He was born in 1988 in Wulanchabu...

Kampala The Rwandan government has asked South Africa to arrest renegade Lt Gen Kayumba Nyamwasa, a diplomat has said. Mr Frank Mugambage, the Rwandan envoy to Uganda, told Daily Monitor on...

WASHINGTON (AFP) – Israel's announcement of plans to build 1,600 settler homes in east Jerusalem was not only an "insult" to the United States but "destructive" of the Middle East peace process, a...

Sent: Sun Mar 14th, 2010 7:33 PM PDT Subject: [TAFESAssociates] Confirmed: Radar billions destined to local charities In the wake of British Aerospace Engineering System's agreement recently to...

Mwandishi Wetu Daily News; Tuesday,May 14, 2008 Wasanii zaidi ya 10 wanatarajia kupamba tamasha la kimataifa la kutimiza miaka 90 ya kuzaliwa kwa Rais wa zamani wa Afrika Kusini, Nelson...

Irish cardinal refuses to quit amid court case over paedophilia 'cover-up' Victim sues Irish Catholic church leader Sean Brady over role in Brendan Smyth secret tribunal Henry McDonald...

At Afghan outpost, units take on autonomy that riles higher-ups U.S. Marines patrol in the small town of Delaram in Nimroz province, southern Afghanistan, on Jan. 10. View related photos...

Catholic Church begins abuse probes in Germany Inquiries to consider whether Pope or his brother knew of allegations Last Updated: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 | 12:45 PM ET Comments36Recommend22...

Police are investigating the killing of a Kenyan national who until his fatal shooting earlier this week, was teaching at Brae- burn, one of leading English medium schools in Arusha. Francis...

Ivory and tuna top wildlife talks By Richard Black Environment correspondent, BBC News Sales of ivory and a possible ban on trading bluefin tuna top the agenda for the two-week CITES meeting...

Why America Should Apologize In an interview last week about his new book, No Apology: The Case for American Greatness, Mitt Romney was asked what he meant when saying that America need not...

Mubarak out of intensive care unit Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, in power for almost three decades, has handed power temporarily to his prime minister while he undergoes gallbladder surgery...

Clinton rebukes Israel over East Jerusalem homes Tensions are high in East Jerusalem after the Israeli announcement US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has sharply rebuked Israel over its...

Clashes reported in Jerusalem's Old City A Palestinian man scuffles with Israeli border police during clashes before Friday prayers in Jerusalem's Old City on Friday. JERUSALEM - Israeli...

MUHAMMAD Parvez, a Canadian Pakistani, resident of Mississauga, Greater Toronto Area, has killed his daughter two times: once when he admitted his daughter into a public school, and secondly when...