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Zenawi said that the BBC had fallen for lies fabricated by his political opponents.

A bill that will reserve a third of the seats in the legislature for women passed in India's ...

The activists, wearing headbands, holding placards, and calling out slogans of “Free Tibet,” arrived at the heavily guarded ...

The U.S. Department of the Treasury has loosened restrictions on Internet services provided in Iran, Cuba, and Sudan.

Charisa Coulter, one of the two last American missionaries still detained in Haiti was released from prison.

Six Somali pirates whose boat had flipped over were rescued by the French fishermen they had just tried ...

Ukraine's new president, Victor Yanukovych changed the constitution to improve his chances for keeping power.

The turnout for the Iraq elections was 62 percent, officials said, despite terrorist attacks on that killed 38 ...

Last month's massive magnitude 8.8 earthquake off the coast of Chile physically moved some South American cities.

A French woman who saved the lives of over 100 people during World War II has died.

The Indian government issued a terror alert Monday for Mumbai, Bangalore, and Kolkalta.

A bill that would have empowered India's women politically was blocked on International Women's Day.

The estimated body count rose to more than 500 on Monday.

Experts say little cause for concern over recent devastating earthquakes.

A Spanish High Court judge has accused Hugo Chavez's Venezuelan government of aiding terrorist organizations.

Search for survivors of a large earthquake that buried scores of villagers in their sleep called off.

Just as Vice President Joe Biden arrived in Israel, U.S. State Dept. announced indirect talks.

At least 13 people were killed and more than 60 injured in suicide attack.

The estimated body count rose to more than 500 on Monday.

The political storm clouds are gathering in Thailand again, threatening more protests and unrest.

Over 200 people are feared dead after clashes erupted outside of the central Nigerian city of Jos.

Thousands of people gathered in cities across Spain on Sunday morning to protest a new abortion law.

Supporters of Finance Minister Simeon Djankov lit candles at Presidency Fountain in the Bulgarian capital Sofia.

At least 38 people were killed in a wave of attacks during the Iraqi election on Sunday.

Initiative to provide state-funded lawyers for abused animals was overwhelmingly shot down by Swiss voters.

Over $136,000 was stolen from a casino in Berlin on Saturday.

It's been over two decades since the fall of communism in Russia.