VIENNA, Austria — The U.N. nuclear watchdog met today to consider referring Iran to the U.N. Security Council over its nuclear program, which the United States and Europ...
BAGHDAD, Iraq — A bomb exploded alongside a group of Iraqi men waiting for work in eastern Baghdad today, killing at least eight and wounding more than 50, as a key Sunn...
President eases up on N. Korea
TOKYO — President Bush appeared to tone down his criticism of North Korea and his concerns over the growing competitiveness of China and In...
BAGHDAD, Iraq — Saddam Hussein and four other defendants refused to attend their trial today, and their defense attorneys boycotted the proceedings, demanding the remova...
World watches nuke activities
TEHRAN, Iran — Iran's president lashed out today at the United States and vowed to resist the pressure of "bully countries" as European nati...
BAGHDAD, Iraq — A British soldier was killed in a roadside bombing today, the second member of the country's armed forces to die in Iraq in as many days and the 100th fa...
Palestinian spending could be monitored
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — A Hamas leader asked the international community today not to cut aid to the Palestinian Authority, insist...
STOCKHOLM, Sweden — A busy international airport may not seem like the most romantic setting for a wedding, but it is an increasingly popular venue for exchanging vows i...
Fatah activists angered by loss
NABLUS, West Bank — Thousands of angry activists from the defeated Fatah Party demanded their leaders' resignations, Palestinian police st...
Israel, U.S. oppose group's leadership
RAMALLAH, West Bank — Israel ruled out talks and the vanquished Fatah Party rejected a joint government with Hamas after the Islami...
