FRENCH police have begun a hunt to identify the photographer who took topless pictures of the Duchess of Cambridge and the agency that sold them.
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Video Image Romney under fire again MITT Romney's electoral chances have taken another hit as secretly-shot video footage showed him dismissing Palestinians and saying there was no point in pursuing Middle East peace.
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KABUL - Twelve people were killed near Kabul's airport Tuesday when a suicide car bomber rammed into a minivan carrying foreign air-charter workers, Afghan officials said.
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BEIJING - China drove home its opposition to Japanese control of a contested group of islands on Tuesday, with angry protests in dozens of cities and a warning from its defense minister that “further actions” were possible.
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LONDON—One of Britain's most wanted fugitives killed two unarmed policewomen on Tuesday in a gun and grenade ambush, police said, killings which are likely to reignite a long-running debate over whether British officers should carry guns.
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Video Image Myanmar's Suu Kyi makes landmark trip to US DEMOCRACY icon Aung San Suu Kyi has backed the lifting of sanctions on Burma and reassured China her landmark visit to the United States was not aimed at containing Beijing's influence.
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THE family of the filmmaker who inflamed Muslims worldwide has joined him in hiding, as more cast members say they were duped into making it.
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KABUL, Afghanistan - In a significant blow to a core element of the Western exit strategy from Afghanistan, the American-led military coalition said Tuesday it has temporarily curtailed joint operations with the Afghan Army and police forces.
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BEIJING - Wang Lijun, a flamboyant former police chief whose dramatic flight to a US consulate triggered China's biggest political scandal in decades, was accused in open court Tuesday of covering up a murder and taking bribes.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - YouTube said Tuesday that it was stopping users in Saudi Arabia from viewing an anti-Islam video that has sparked protests across the Muslim world, after the kingdom's press agency reported that the ruler had banned all access to ...
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It sounds like a bad script from a B movie. One hundred and thirty two prisoners escape from a dusty Mexican jail, through a 4 foot wide tunnel that starts at the prison's carpentry shop.
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Power lines to Iran's most controversial nuclear enrichment plant were blown up a month ago, according to its atomic energy chief, who alleged on Monday that the UN nuclear watchdog may have been infiltrated by “terrorists and saboteurs.
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KARACHI: As many as seven people were killed and another 18 were injured in twin bombings near Hyderi Market on Tuesday. According to details, the first bomb, planted in a dustbin, went off at 7:30pm, while the second bomb, planted in a motorcycle, ...
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By JOE PARKINSON And AYLA ALBAYRAK ISTANBUL—At least 10 Turkish soldiers were killed and more than 70 were wounded in a rocket attack by Kurdish militants in Turkey's eastern province of Bingol, government officials said, in the latest of a series of ...
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A row is brewing between Britain and the European Union's other major members over plans to strip the UK of its veto on foreign policy issues.
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