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Al-Qaeda group claims cargo bombs
Militant group al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has said it sent two parcel bombs on cargo planes bound for the US last week, in messages on Islamist websites.
Hurricane Tomas brings more misery to Haiti
As Hurricane Tomas churns its way across the Caribbean, Haitians scrambled to flee their quake-ravaged communities and aid groups struggled to get supplies to the neediest.
UN slams U.S. over human rights
The United States was accused Friday at a United Nations forum of committing human rights violations ranging from racial discrimination to prison overcrowding and abuses by its troops.
Indonesian volcano death toll soars
Blistering gas from Indonesia's most volatile volcano spewed farther than expected Friday, incinerating houses at the edge of the danger zone, triggering chaotic evacuations and pushing the death toll above 122.
Day of the Dead is a time to celebrate life
Every autumn, tens of millions of monarch butterflies take wing in southern Ontario, embarking on a miraculous 3,000-kilometre, two-month journey, arriving in central Mexico in late October and early November
Massive drug tunnel under U.S. border
SAN DIEGO, California - U.S. border police have found a sophisticated drug smugglers' tunnel the length of six football fields linking Southern California with Mexico and arrested two people, authorities said on Wednesday.
Indonesian volcano erupts again; death toll climbs
MOUNT MERAPI, Indonesia — Eruptions at Indonesia's deadly volcano appeared to be intensifying Thursday as towering clouds of ash shot from the crater with a thunder-like roar, dusting towns up to 250 kilometres away and forcing motorists to switch on thei
Kidnapped B.C. journalist dead: reports
Two years after she was kidnapped by Taliban insurgents while working on a documentary in Pakistan, there are unconfirmed reports B.C. freelance journalist Beverly Giesbrecht has died.
Indonesian volcano forces flight cancellations
Indonesia's most dangerous volcano forced international airlines to cancel flights to nearby airports Tuesday, as fiery lava lit the rumbling mountain's cauldron and plumes of smoke blackened the sky.
Canada to 'implement' Khadr plea deal
Canada will "implement" a plea deal between the U.S. government and Omar Khadr to allow the convicted war criminal to return to Canada after serving one year at Guantanamo Bay, Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon says.
Yemen has revealed that a former Guantánamo Bay detainee who fled to the country from Saudi Arabia after his release by the US tipped off authorities about the plot to send bombs on cargo planes.
Second volcano erupts in Indonesia
Just as residents are fleeing from Mount Merapi's volcanic eruptions in central Java, Indonesia, warnings have been issued for two other volcanoes while a third one has been producing small eruptions since last week.
Indonesia volcano continues to spew hot ash
A deadly volcano in Indonesia spewed another searing cloud of ash down its slopes Sunday, prompting panic and chaos among thousands of villagers who had taken advantage of a lull in activity to rush home and check on their livestock.
Mail bomb found in Dubai sent on passenger planes
One of two powerful bombs mailed from Yemen to Chicago-area synagogues travelled on two passenger planes within the Middle East, a spokesman for Qatar Airways said Sunday. The U.S. said the plot bears the hallmarks of al Qaeda's offshoot in Yemen.
Indonesian volcano unleashes biggest blast yet
Clouds of grey ash rumbled down the slopes of Indonesia's most volatile volcano Saturday in its most powerful eruption of a deadly week, prompting soldiers to force reluctant villagers to evacuate amid fears of a larger blast.
N. Korea, S. Korea exchange gunfire
North Korea fired two rounds toward South Korea at their tense border and South Korean troops immediately fired back, an official said Friday.
Canada to thank U.A.E. despite eviction from airbase
Even though the United Arab Emirates evicted Canada from an airbase used to supply troops in Afghanistan there will be a Camp Mirage closing ceremony to thank the U.A.E., Defence Minister Peter MacKay said Wednesday.
No Khadr return deal in place: Cannon
The Canadian government has not committed to repatriating Omar Khadr as part of the Guantanamo Bay prisoner's plea deal with U.S. authorities, Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon says
Volcano eruptions in east Siberia spread ash
Two volcanoes erupted Thursday on Russia's far-eastern Kamchatka Peninsula, tossing massive ash clouds kilometres into the air, forcing flights to divert and blanketing one town with thick ash.
N. Korea demands S. Korea resume large-scale food aid
SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea demanded that South Korea resume large-scale food aid and joint economic projects in return for regular reunions of family members separated by the Korean War more than a half century ago, South Korea's Red Cross said Wedn
Report: Russia seeks to limit new NATO members
MOSCOW — Russia is demanding that a new cooperation agreement with NATO limit the number of troops that can be based in new member states in Central Europe, a leading Russian newspaper reported Wednesday.
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