WASHINGTON - The US State Department on Tuesday faulted the coverage of the Haiti earthquake by Al-Jazeera's English service, saying it falsely suggested a US militarization of the country.
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WASHINGTON- US President Barack Obama said in an interview Monday that he would rather be a good one-term president than a mediocre leader who served a full eight years.
As he navigates his latest...
WARSAW, Ron Bousso - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Poland Monday for a highly emotional visit to the Auschwitz death camp after warning that Jews are again facing calls for...
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Alex Ogle - A daily aid hand-out in front of the collapsed National Palace turned into a chaotic scramble Monday as some 18 Uruguayan UN peacekeepers attempted to contain a...
RIYADH, Paul Handley - Global climate talks are biased against oil and pose a "scary" threat to Saudi Arabia's economy, a top official said on Sunday, defending Riyadh's stance on efforts to harness...
JERUSALEM- Israel will resume paying pensions and social benefits to some 1,000 eligible Gaza Strip residents for the first time since Hamas seized control of the territory, its defence ministry said...
DUBAI - Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden claimed responsibility for the botched Christmas Day bombing of a US airliner and vowed further strikes on American targets, in an audio message broadcast on...
BAGHDAD, Arthur MacMillan - US Vice President Joe Biden said on Saturday he was confident Iraq's leaders would find a "just" solution to a bitter row that has seen hundreds of candidates banned from...
JERUSALEM - US envoy George Mitchell met Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak on Saturday as he pursued his efforts to revive the Middle East peace process.
A brief statement from the defence...
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Charles Onians- A 25-year-old Haitian man rescued on Saturday after spending 11 days buried in the ruins of a grocer's shop survived on snacks and Coca-Cola, he told AFP in a hospital...