Britain's Labour government promised on Wednesday to halve its huge budget deficit and curb bankers' pay.
In Prague, tens of thousands gathered on Nov. 17 to commemorate the Velvet Revolution.
Spanish tuna trawler Alakrana and its 36 crew members were released on Nov. 17 after being held hostage by pirates for one and a half months, and after paying a $3.5 million ransom.
A promotional event during which money would be handed out to people in Paris on Saturday turned violent.
Pastor Christian Fuehrer initiated the peace prayers that helped keep the re-unification of Germany calm.
A German man wanted for attempting to extort $100,000 from ex-model Cindy Crawford has surrendered.
Greek police fired teargas to disperse rioting youths after a march to mark a November 1973 student revolt.
Guilty until proven innocent. That is just one of the anomalies of English libel law that need complete reform.
French Budget Minister said he was horrified by a publicity stunt that turned violent when it was cancelled.
Britain set to apologize for shipping thousands of poor children to its former colonies during the 20th century.