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The video is still available online, an Israeli voice in the background. Targeting guides drift on the gun-cam as the F-16 nears its target.

WHO's chief said that the global organization is “over-extended” and is facing a serious funding shortfall.

At present about 47,000 U.S. troops remain in Iraq, mainly involved in training and assisting Iraqi security forces.

The former Undersecretary-General for United Nations Office of Internal Oversight has published a book that launches massive criticism ...

Some of the lawmakers argue that the pirates are heroes instead of villains as they keep foreign fishing ...

The European Parliament adopted a resolution on Thursday calling on the EU to impose severe sanctions on top ...

European members of Parliament challenged Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, over a controversial media law on Thursday.

European Union adds to voices calling on Obama to raise the case of missing Chinese rights lawyer Gao ...

The trade relationship between the United Arab Emirates and Canada has been tense since October of last year. ...

B.C.'s controversial Foundation Skills Assessment (FSA) began this week, again amid heated debate as in the past.

Don't put the treadmill away yet because it's time for some delicious gourmet food!

A four-year study shows that an unknown virus may be killing off large numbers of Fraser sockeye salmon.

the Government of Ontario aspires to honour teachers through its Premier's Awards for Teaching Excellence.

Italian president expressed concern over recent allegations against Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.

South Korea's Chosun Ilbo reported on Jan. 15 that Chinese troops recently entered North Korea.

US and EU face dilemma of engagement or isolation

Afghan President Hamid Karzai has postponed the inauguration of the country's parliament by a month.

Elmer was fined $7,400 and suspended for two years.

Bart de Wever announced Monday that he will quit a popular television quiz show.

U.K. government plans to ban retailers from selling alcohol below cost don't go far enough according to critics.

Tunisians have started to set to rights 23 years of financial bleeding by the ousted president and his ...

The United Nations will deploy an additional 2000 peacekeepers to the Ivory Coast to prevent the post-electoral violence ...

After a last minute court ruling by a judge in Busan, efforts by the Chinese regime to stop ...

Severe thunderstorms hit flood-stricken Southeast Queensland on Wednesday night, dumping more than 100 millimeters of rain.

The Tunisia government has been in a state of unrest since the Jasmine Revolution began. However, after the ...

Epoch Times reporters from Sweden to Peru asked locals: “What subjects in your country are taboo to discuss ...

Epoch Times reporter in Rio de Janeiro tells of his sister's harrowing survival of Rio's flash-flood and mudslides ...