LONDON - The Scottish man who made headlines around the world after he tackled a suicide bomber at Glasgow airport in 2007 is to fight for a seat in the British parliament, his party confirmed on...
VIENNA- Iran has informed the UN atomic watchdog that it is building a second uranium enrichment plant, the International Atomic Energy Agency said Friday.
"On September 21, Iran informed the IAEA...
BELGRADE - The US embassy in Serbia on Thursday expressed concern over the case of three murdered Americans of ethnic Albanian origin after a war crimes court acquitted two former Serbian policemen....
LISBON, Anne Le Coz - Portugal's ruling Socialists have extended their lead over the main centre-right opposition but are still short of an absolute majority in parliament, according to a poll...
BRUSSELS - EU nations on Thursday extended sanctions against Fiji for an extra six months, unhappy at the lack of democracy and coup leader Voreqe Bainimarama's vow of no elections there before...
UNITED NATIONS - The United States does not view continued Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank as legitimate, President Barack Obama told the UN General Assembly Wednesday.
"We continue...
UNITED NATIONS, Gerry Aziakou - US President Barack Obama Wednesday delivered a stern message to global leaders to work together to solve the world's most pressing problems in his maiden speech to...
UNITED NATIONS- Moscow is ready to discuss all outstanding issues with Japan, including territorial disputes, President Dmitry Medvedev told Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama Wednesday....
WASHINGTON - The US commander in Afghanistan will submit a request for more troops this week but the Obama administration will not decide on the issue until it completes a review of war strategy, the...
LONDON- Amnesty International expressed alarm Wednesday at escalating tension in Honduras following President Manuel Zelaya's ousting, saying human rights and the rule of law were at "grave risk"....