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Hungary sludge death toll rises to 7
Rescue workers in Hungary have found three more victims of the catastrophic flood of toxic sludge, raising the death toll to seven. The body of an 81-year-old man who died from injuries sustained in the torrent and two other bodies were found Friday after
Woman learns on live TV missing daughter is dead
ROME — An Italian mother whose anguish over her missing daughter gripped the nation for weeks was told on live TV that the teenager had been slain, allegedly by the girl's uncle, whose house was hosting the show.
France's burka ban ruled constitutional
France's constitutional watchdog on Thursday endorsed a divisive law forbidding face-covering Islamic veils anywhere in public but expressed concern about applying it in places of worship, such as a mosque.
Canadian pullout may threaten Afghan mission
Canada's plan to bring its troops home from Afghanistan in 2011 has the potential to hurt NATO's chances of success in Kandahar, a senior officer with the coalition said Wednesday.
Driver cuts off truck, abducted 8-year-old girl flees
FRESNO, Calif. — An eight-year-old girl who was abducted by a stranger while playing outside a California home escaped from her captor Tuesday morning after a driver recognized the suspect's vehicle and cut it off, police said.
Russia's Arctic plans infuriate Canada
Canada is not going to make any concessions to Russia in terms of sharing Arctic riches. During the current year, Canada has considerably expanded its infrastructure in the Arctic modernizing its existent bases and building new ones.
Syria accuses teenage girl blogger of spying
Syria has accused a 19-year-old blogger who is in prison of being a spy, an official said Monday in the first comment from authorities on a case that sparked calls by the a leading rights group for the young woman's release.
Japan warns citizens about travel to Europe
Japan became the latest country Monday to issue a warning to its citizens regarding a rising terror threat in Europe, following similar precautions in Canada, the United States and Britain.
German president celebrates 20 years of reunification
Germany's president celebrated the country's new-found national pride but also stressed that more needs to be done to integrate Muslim and other immigrants as he marked the 20th anniversary of reunification on Sunday.
Intel: Dozens of Europeans in Pakistan for terror training
Dozens of Muslim militants with European citizenship are believed to be hiding out in the lawless tribal area of northwestern Pakistan, Pakistani and Western intelligence officials say, training for missions that could include terror attacks in European c
Trapped miners get ready for rescue
The 33 Chilean miners trapped for almost two months could be freed in the second half of this month as rescuers drill closer to their refuge deep below the Atacama desert.
20 kidnapped in Mexican resort city of Acapulco
ACAPULCO, Mexico — Gunmen kidnapped 20 men who were traveling together in Mexico's Pacific coast resort city of Acapulco, authorities said Saturday. A shootout between drug gangs, meanwhile, left 14 people dead in remote town in the northern state of Dura
CNN fires Rick Sanchez over Jon Stewart remark
Rick Sanchez was a popular newscaster for CNN. His show named “Rick’s List” was always one from the top draw. But this last Friday saw the last of his association with the channel. His rude and abrasive comments were always due to bring him just this kind
Indonesia train crash kills at least 36
A train crashed into another parked at a railway station in central Indonesia early Saturday, killing at least 36 people and injuring dozens, many seriously, officials and witnesses said.
Vatican asked by judge to serve Pope papers
A U.S. judge is asking the Vatican to co-operate in serving the Pope and two other top officials with court papers that stem from decades-old allegations of sexual abuse by a priest in Wisconsin.
Afghanistan appoints peace council
The Afghan government has appointed nearly 70 people to a new High Peace Council, formalizing efforts already under way to reconcile with top Taliban leaders and lure insurgent foot soldiers off the battlefield.
Jimmy Carter recovering in hospital
Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter, on a trip promoting his new book, developed an upset stomach on a flight to Cleveland on Tuesday and was taken to a hospital, officials said.
Abbas says no 'quick decision' on fate of peace talks
The Palestinian president said Monday he would wait at least a week before deciding whether to pull out of Mideast peace talks, giving U.S. mediators precious time to broker a compromise following the end of an Israeli moratorium on West Bank settlement c
RCMP investigate possible hoax in Pakistan plane bomb scare
The Mounties say they are considering charging an anonymous tipster with perpetrating a hoax, following an international bomb scare that caused a flight from Toronto to be grounded and evacuated before it completed its journey to Pakistan.
Bomb scare: PIA flight lands in SwedenTORONTO: A Karachi-bound PIA flight PK-782 from Toronto has made emergency landing at Linda Airport in Stockholm city of Sweden over bomb threat, Geo News reported Saturday morning.
Putin doesn't see nations fighting over Arctic
MOSCOW — Russia's outspoken prime minister, Vladimir Putin, dismissed forecasts Thursday that Arctic nations would soon clash over resources in the polar region believed to hold up to a quarter of the Earth's undiscovered oil and gas.
Israeli raid on Gaza aid flotilla broke law - UN probe
Israel's military broke international laws during a raid on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, a UN Human Rights Council investigation says.
Its report said the action by commandos, which left nine dead, was "disproportionate" and "betrayed an unacceptable lev
Afghanistan security 'deteriorating:' Feds
OTTAWA — Afghanistan's security situation is "deteriorating," with a rise in insurgent violence and intimidation of civilians, according to a new report on the war by the Harper government.
80 pilot whales stranded on New Zealand beach
WELLINGTON, New Zealand — At least 40 out of 80 pilot whales that stranded themselves on a remote northern New Zealand beach have died, and more whales are joining them on land, officials said Wednesday.
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