BRUSSELS, Belgium — NATO and Russia will resume diplomatic contacts for the first time since the war in Georgia, the alliance's spokesman said Thursday.
Spokesman James ...
Judge confirms apology letter
BAGHDAD — The Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at President Bush during a news conference was beaten afterward and had bruises on his fa...
MOSCOW — An Israeli envoy urged Russia today not to sell weapons to Iran that could be used to attack the Jewish state, a news agency reported.
The Interfax news agency ...
They allegedly back Baath party
BAGHDAD — More than 20 employees of Iraq's Ministry of the Interior have been arrested on allegations that they were plotting to revive Sa...
KABUL, Afghanistan — U.S. troops and Afghan police raided a compound housing people with al-Qaida links in eastern Afghanistan, killing three militants, the U.S. militar...
PARIS — Islamic militants are not the main focus of a French police investigation into the mysterious planting of dynamite in a Paris department store.
France immediatel...
May 31 set as pullout date
BAGHDAD — British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said today his country, the second-largest military presence in Iraq after the United States, wil...
BAGHDAD — The Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at President Bush appeared before a judge today but in his jail cell, his brother said, alleging the reporter must hav...
LONDON — Treating advanced prostate cancer with radiation and hormone-blocking drugs cut the death rate in half in a study of Scandinavian men, researchers report.
In th...
WASHINGTON — Lira Tskhovrebova flew nearly 6,000 miles to Washington on a mission: The self-described independent activist from South Ossetia wanted to challenge the str...
