China's Navy Gets 1st Aircraft Carrier
China's first aircraft carrier, an overhauled former Soviet vessel, has been formally handed over to China's navy.
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Iran Vows to Defend Itself against US, Israeli Attack
Iran will defend itself against any potential attack over the Iranian nuclear program, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said in an interview with CNN.
No Opposition in New Belarusian Parliament, Vote Allegedly Rigged
No oppositional formations have made it into parliament, as rivals of President Alexander Lukashenko have stated that Sunday's elections were openly rigged.
Major EU Countries Call for Tougher Sanctions on Iran
Britain, France and Germany have called for new European Union sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program, according to diplomats.
Swiss Say No to Full Smoking Ban in Public Spaces
Voters in Switzerland appear to have rejected a total ban on smoking in enclosed public places at a referendum.
Avalanche Kills Climbers in Nepal
At least nine climbers are feared dead and six more are missing in Nepal after an avalanche swept away Europeans and others on a Himalayan peak.
Belarus Votes in 'Fixed' General Election
Voters in Belarus are going to the polls Sunday to elect the country's new parliament in what is seen by many an already decided outcome.
Israel-Iran War Inevitable, Iran Says
A war between Israel and Iran "will eventually happen", according to Iran's Revolutionary Guard, Gen.
Facebook Turns Off Facial Recognition Tool in EU
Facebook has suspended the facial recognition tool that suggests when registered users could be tagged in photographs uploaded to its website.
3 Killed in Pakistan 'Innocence of Muslims' Clashes
At least three people have been killed and dozens injured in clashes between Pakistani police and protesters over the low-budget US film "The Innocence of Muslims" that has sparked riots across the Islamic world.
Czech Republic's Prague Airport Officially Renamed after Vaclav Havel
The international airport in the capital of the Czech Republic has formally been named after Czech dissident, author, and former President Vaclav Havel, as the sign with Havel's name was installed on Friday.
Poland Angered by Ukrainian Graveyard Fashion Shoot
Poland has protested a photo exhibition by a Ukrainian fashion magazine featuring models posing next to graves of Polish World War I soldiers in Ukraine.
Anti-Muslim Film Was 'Excuse' for Attacks, Obama Says
Extremists used the controversial film "Innocence of Muslims" as a pretext to carry out worldwide attacks, according to US President Barack Obama.
Italy, Switzerland Included in US Piracy Blacklist
Italy and Switzerland have made their first appearance on the Congressional International Anti-Piracy Caucus' annual watch list of copyright offenders.
Czech Republic Bans Export of Spirits over Deadly Bootleg Liqour
The Czech government has imposed a ban on hard liquor exports following the deaths of 23 people, with the victims .
PM Wen Jiabao: China to Continue Helping EU
Outgoing Chinese PM Wen Jiabao reaffirmed his country's commitment to help the EU sort out its financial crisis, during his final visit to Brussels Thursday.
Croatian Army Rescues Balkan Soldiers from Afghanistan
A helicopter unit of the Croatian army has rescued 38 beseiged soldiers from different Balkan countries in Afghanistan, writes Croatian paper Jutarnji List Thursday.
France Bans Protests at Paris Mosque over Film
Paris police have banned a rally against anti-Islam film "Innocence of Muslims" scheduled for Saturday outside the Grand Mosque in Paris.
Greece, Troika Move Closer to Budget Cutting Deal
Greece and a visiting troika of international inspectors have closed in on a planned multi-billion euro package of budget cuts, according to a Greek government official.
Benghazi Consulate Attack Was Terrorism, US Says
The September 11 attack on the US consulate in Benghazi was in fact "a terrorist attack", with indications that al Qaeda were directly involved, according to a top US official.
Assad: War in Syria Favors Israel
The civil war in Syria is directed against all forces opposing Israel, stated embattled Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad.
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