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38 dead in blast, 5 Britons seized BAGHDAD (Reuters) — Gunmen in police uniforms kidnapped …
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King, Assad say keen to enhance bilateral ties
AMMAN/DAMASCUS (AFP & Petra) — King Abdullah on Tuesday telephoned Syrian President Bashar Assad to …
Read More »Bulgarian right-wing parties mull consolidation
Former Bulgarian President Peter Stoyanov resigned as leader of the right-wing opposition Union of Democratic …
Read More »NATO drill tests emergency response readiness
Twenty-one Euro-Atlantic Partnership Council (EAPC) nations participated in a NATO-led exercise, IDASSA 2007, which took …
Read More »Libya-jailed medics acquitted of defamation
The slander trial against five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor ended on Sunday (May …
Read More »Qat draws water, life from impoverished Yemen
SANAA — Lunchtime in Sanaa. Offices begin to close, the crowds disappear from the ancient …
Read More »Israel’s Labour chooses new leader in key vote
TEL AVIV (AFP) — Israel’s Labour was voting for a new leader Monday in a …
Read More »Turkish MPs fight during poll reform debate
ANKARA (AFP) — Lawmakers from Turkey’s main ruling and opposition parties traded blows Monday during …
Read More »Suicide car bomber kills at least 21
BAGHDAD (AP) — A suicide car bomber struck a busy Baghdad commercial district Monday, killing …
Read More »US, Iran trade blame over Iraq at Baghdad talks
BAGHDAD (AFP) — The United States and Iran traded accusations over the bloodshed in Iraq …
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