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Swedish entrepreneur Bert Karlsson is selling keepsakes from a wrecked Soviet submarine he bought from Russia.

The Lufthansa pilot's strike is off till March 8 pending the outcome of further negotiations.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has been accused of having a bad temper.

A battle over whether to use "Persian" or "Arabian" Gulf is threatening to escalate into a diplomatic crisis.

A NATO air strike hit a convoy of minibuses in central Afghanistan on Sunday, killing 27 civilians.

The international students and crew who spent two nights adrift on a capsized ship in the Atlantic Ocean, ...

The new drones, called Eitan, have a wingspan of 85 feet, similar to that of a Boeing 737.

A new law is in the works that would allow female lawyers to argue court cases for the ...

In a gun battle with Philippine Marines, a senior leader of an al-Qaeda militant group was killed on ...

He is 22 inch tall, 18 years old, and is on a mission to be recognized as the ...

Concerns by China's neighbors were discussed regarding China's increasing willingness to use force and threats.

Yulia Tymoshenko, defeated presidential candidate, officially withdrew charges of election fraud.

Plans for a U.S. missile defense shield in Eastern Europe continue to spark Russian opposition.

Letter from NATO to prolong Dutch military mission in Afghanistan caused the Dutch government to fall.

United Arab Emirates—For over a decade, authorities turned a blind eye to the Cyclone Club.

Saturday's extreme weather on the Portuguese-administered island of Madeira killed at least 40 people.

"Go Canada Go," they shout, or just "Wooooohoooooo."

The Japanese government recently warned against transplant tourism to China.

A former Iranian consul, Mohammed Reza Heydari, was granted political asylum in Norway after resigning from his office.

A new Amnesty International report details the Burmese military regime's repression of ethnic minority activists.

Ireland summoned Israel's ambassador as it appeared that fake Irish passports were used by an alleged Mossad hit ...

Japan faces major challenges in its agricultural sector.

Nearly one third of Europeans aged 25-64 or about 77 million “have no, or low, formal qualifications."

Human rights activists are criticizing the decision.

A study estimates that rebuilding Haiti's homes, schools, and infrastructure could cost as much as $14 billion.

A U.S. diplomat has held “candid” talks with Syrian President in a bid to improve relations between the ...

Report says Tutankhamun had malaria and bone abnormalities that likely contributed to his death.