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WASHINGTON — With warm words but few solid promises from President George W. Bush, British …
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Hamas men escape air strike
OCCUPIED JERUSALEM — Israel yesterday launched an air strike against what its army said were …
Read More »Kurds, spurred by peers in Iraq, seek their rights
DAMASCUS — Spurred by the Kurds’ political advance in Iraq, the Kurdish minority in Syria …
Read More »Darfur talks to resume in Nigeria; long road ahead
KHARTOUM (Reuters) — Darfur peace talks are due to resume on Friday after a six-month …
Read More »‘Opposition deal with regime frustrating’
BEIRUT — Two months after a one-million-strong march against Syria’s domination, many Lebanese feel cheated …
Read More »US shifts towards caution on reform
CAIRO — The US approach to political change in Egypt has shifted in favour of …
Read More »Crackdown squeezes Palestinians in Iraq
BAGHDAD — Palestinian refugee Thaier Noureddine never wanted to leave Iraq, even if he could …
Read More »EU sees post-vote country agreeing to nuke deal
TEHRAN — Western diplomats are confident Iran has chosen a pragmatic line in negotiations over …
Read More »Hardliners seek consensus to defeat Rafsanjani
TEHRAN (Reuters) — Pressure mounted on Wednesday on four hardline candidates in Iran’s June 17 …
Read More »Majority of Americans feel war has not made US safer
WASHINGTON (AFP) — For the first time since its launch in March 2003, a majority …
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