World
Cyber Threats Escalating Around the World
Jul 3, 2009, 8:00 pm
It is widely understood that it is Russia and China that are responsible for the majority of the cyber attacks.
Iranian Cleric Says UK Embassy Staff to Face Trial
Jul 3, 2009, 12:00 pm
An Iranian cleric said detained British embassy staff would face trial for their alleged role in post-election unrest.
Peru Prime Minister to Resign Next Week
Jul 3, 2009, 11:00 am
Peruvian PM Simon said he would step down next week following deadly clashes in the Amazon last month.
Greek Police Hold Ten in 30 Million Euro Kidnap Case
Jul 3, 2009, 10:00 am
Greek police are holding 10 people in connection with the January kidnapping of a Greek shipping magnate.
International
Cyber Threats Escalating Around the World
It is widely understood that it is Russia and China that are responsible for the majority of the cyber attacks.
EU Summons Iranian Envoys Over UK Embassy Detentions
EU nations called Iranian ambassadors to protest the detention of Iranian staff of the British embassy in Tehran.
No Evidence Iran Seeks Nuclear Arms, Claims New IAEA Head
WHO Chief Identifies 'Warning Signs' of Severe Flu
Honduras to Meet OAS But Tells Zelaya 'Don't Come'
Japan's Amano Elected Head of U.N. Nuclear Watchdog
Europe
Greek Police Hold Ten in 30 Million Euro Kidnap Case
Greek police are holding 10 people in connection with the January kidnapping of a Greek shipping magnate.
Nabucco Gas Inter-Government Deal to Be Signed July 13
The pipeline is intended to relieve European dependence on Russian gas.
Serbia Jails 11 Muslims for Plotting Terror Attacks
No Clear Winner in the Albanian Election
Britain's 'great train robber' Refused Parole
Europe’s Largest Smoking Nation told to Butt Out
Africa
Lawyers to Seek Genocide Charge Against Sudan's Bashir
Prosecutors will try to charge Pres. Bashir with genocide in Darfur after the ICC denied this count in March.
Pushing Mugabe Out Risks Chaos, Claims Tsvangirai
Western pressure for Robert Mugabe's removal could lead to chaos in Zimbabwe, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai said.
Suicide Bomber Kills Somali Security Minister
Zimbabwe Seeks Tourism Bonanza from World Cup
Ethiopia to Hand Out 4.5 Million Energy-Saving Bulbs
Ethiopia Charges 32 With Plot to Topple Government
South America
Peru Prime Minister to Resign Next Week
Peruvian PM Simon said he would step down next week following deadly clashes in the Amazon last month.
In Argentina, Chinese Regime Tries to Stop Show
Tensions are high in Buenos Aires as the local Chinese embassy continues attempts to stop a performance celebratin ...
Army Ousts Honduras President in Vote Dispute
Lula Signs Land Law Aimed at Reforming Amazon
U.N. Says Colombian Army Killed Innocent Civilians
French Submarine Begins Airbus Black Box Search
Middle East
Iranian Cleric Says UK Embassy Staff to Face Trial
An Iranian cleric said detained British embassy staff would face trial for their alleged role in post-election unrest.
Aid Vessel En Route to Gaza Stopped by Israeli Navy
A Greek-registered cargo ship tried to illegally enter waters near Gaza and was intercepted by the Israeli Navy.
Iran's Mousavi Says New Government ‘Illegitimate’
Bomb Kills 30 in Northern Iraq as U.S. Troops Leave
Iraq Steps Into Precarious But Sovereign Unknown
Iran Council Confirms Ahmadinejad Election Victory
South Asia
Trial of Myanmar's Suu Kyi Adjourned for a Week
The postponement came as United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon arrived in Myanmar for a two-day visit.
Marines Fan Out in Big South Afghanistan Assault
U.S. Marines stormed deep into Taliban territory in an Afghan. A soldier had been missing since Tuesday.
Bomb in Pakistan's Rawalpindi Kills at Least One
Planes Hunt for Comoros Crash Black Box
Breeding Vultures: The Other Side of the Story
Expat Comorans Say They Warned About Airline Crash Danger
North America
Canada Faces Third Election in Four Years
Canada's turbulent minority Conservative government was again put on election notice after the leader of the main opposition party said he would decide by Friday whether or not to force an election.
Children Death Toll Rises in Mexico Fire
The death toll from a fire at a daycare center in northern Mexico has risen to 38 children with 23 hospitalized.
OAS Lifts Suspension of Cuba's Membership
Mexican Cartels Break Open New Front in Drugs War
Mexico's Calderon Says Army Not Permanent
Canadian MP Re-introduces Bill to Curb ‘horrific’ Organ Trade
Asia Pacific
North Korea Raises Tension With Missile Launch
North Korea test-fired three short-range missiles on Thursday, further stoking tension in the region.
Japan Has First Case of Tamiflu-Resistant H1N1
Japan has confirmed its first case of a genetic mutation of the H1N1 flu virus that shows resistance to Tamiflu.
Malaysian Fans Commemorate Michael Jackson
Supporting 56 Million Chinese Leaving the CCP
Supporters of Former Prime Minister Rally in Bangkok
U.N. Envoy Gambari Concludes Burma Visit
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