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Artillery fire on Korean border
North Korea has fired artillery shells across its western maritime border, prompting return fire from South Korea, reports say.
Cambodia festival stampede kills 345
The dead and injured are being taken from the scene where at least 345 people died in a stampede during a water festival in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Yemen group vows small-scale attacks
Al-Qaeda's Yemen-based wing is reported to have what it calls a "strategy of a thousand cuts" to hurt the U.S. economy with frequent small-scale attacks.
Harper reads Karzai riot act on Afghan corruption
Prime Minister Stephen Harper read Hamid Karzai the diplomatic equivalent of the riot act at a meeting here of NATO leaders, telling the Afghanistan president that he needs to crack down on corruption if he wants the continued support of the Canadian publ
UEA airline lashes back at Ottawa
A United Arab Emirates airline has lashed back at Ottawa for saying granting additional landing rights to the company would create job losses in the thousands for Canadas airline industry.
Yemeni al Qaeda boasts plane package plots cost $4,200
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula is promising more small-scale attacks like its attempts to bomb two U.S.-bound cargo planes, which it likens to bleeding its enemy to death by a thousand cuts, in a special edition of the Yemeni-based group's English on-l
Mexican officials close hotel where Canadians killed
Mexican officials have shut down the resort where five Canadian tourists were killed in an explosion last week, as they determine if a possible failure in the gas heating system for the hotel's pool contributed to the deadly blast.
Space may be first frontier for the next major conflict
OTTAWA - It won't look like a scene from Star Wars, but the man in charge of space development for the defence department predicts the initial steps of the next major conflict are more than likely to start in orbit and Canada should be prepared.
NATO head praises Canada's Afghan role
NATO's role in Afghanistan was highlighted as a two-day summit meeting in Lisbon began Friday with Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen praising Canada for keeping a non-combat presence there until 2014.
Sweden to issue warrant for WikiLeaks' Assange
STOCKHOLM The elusive Australian behind the biggest leak of U.S. war documents in history is wanted by Sweden in a drawn-out rape probe, and could soon face an international arrest warrant curtailing his ability to jump from one country to another.
Airline passengers fed up with security pat-downs
U.S. airline passengers are growing increasingly frustrated by airport security checks, showing irritation with the widespread use of full-body image detectors and the introduction of more intrusive pat-downs.
Berlusconi statue gets a new penisA Roman statue of Mars displayed in Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's office has been restored - with a new penis added on, under specific orders from the Italian leader who has been mired in a series of sex scandals.
Is humanitarian aid bad for Africa?
If youre over 35, you probably remember the terrible Ethiopian famine of 1984. Those images of starving babies shocked the conscience of the world. They also launched the age of celebrity aid, when rock stars put the arm on governments to make poverty hi
Missile shield planned for Europe
The United States and its NATO allies are close to an agreement to erect a missile defence shield over Europe, a project that would give the military alliance a fresh purpose while testing President Barack Obama's campaign to improve relations with Russia
51 killed as building collapses in New Delhi
Police and rescuers raced Tuesday to pull survivors from the debris of a four-story apartment building that collapsed in a congested neighbourhood in New Delhi, killing at least 51 people and injuring 76 others.
Experts divided on Mexican swamp gas claim
Experts are divided on whether to buy the Mexican authorities' claim that a previously undetected buildup of swamp gas caused the explosion at the Grand Riviera Princess Hotel, killing seven people.
Shanghai apartment fire kills 42
China's official Xinhua News Agency said the death toll of a fire that engulfed a highrise apartment building in Shanghai, China's business centre, has risen to 42.
Monday's fire occurred in a building under renovation. Previous reports said at least e
Haiti cholera death toll tops 900
The death toll from Haitis cholera epidemic has reached more than 900 and the disease is present in six of the 10 provinces of the earthquake-battered Caribbean country, the Health Ministry said Sunday.
British couple freed by Somali pirates after 1 year
A British couple kidnapped off their private yacht by Somali pirates more than a year ago were set free Sunday, ending one of the most drawn-out and dramatic hostage situations since the rash of piracy began off East Africa.
N. Korea has begun building light-water nuclear reactor
SEOUL, South Korea North Korea has begun building an experimental light-water reactor at its Yongbyon nuclear complex, a news report said Saturday, in what could be an attempt to draw attention and press Washington to resume talks on Pyongyang's atomic
Insurgents attack NATO base in Afghanistan
KABUL, Afghanistan A group of would-be suicide bombers tried to storm a major NATO base in eastern Afghanistan early Saturday but were repelled before they could enter, officials said.
'Garfield' creator apologizes for strip
The creator of the widely syndicated comic "Garfield" has apologized for a strip that ran on Veterans Day that some critics saw as making fun of the holiday honoring those who served in the U.S. military.
Harper pushes human smuggling fight
YOKOHAMA, Japan Prime Minister Stephen Harper met with leaders of Malaysia and the Philippines Saturday, the first of nearly a dozen one-on-one meetings Harper has planned with leaders from south Asian countries this weekend where combating human smuggl
Harper honours Canadian vets in Seoul
SEOUL, South Korea - About 20 Canadian veterans joined Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the leaders of the United Kingdom and Australia for a Remembrance Day ceremony here that paid particular heed to those who fought and died in the Korean War.
Hans Island appears headed for joint custody
Canada is likely to have a second land border in the near future this time with a European country. The 37-year dispute with Denmark over Hans Island, a small, uninhabited knoll located between Ellesmere Island and northern Greenland, is close to being
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