Van Rompuy Worried about Romanian Govt's Bid to Oust President
European Council President Herman van Rompuy has expressed his concern over the Romanian left-wing government's bid to get rid of President Traian Basescu.
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European Council President Herman van Rompuy has expressed his concern over the Romanian left-wing government's bid to get rid of President Traian Basescu.
Syria's ambassador to Iraq has defected to the opposition and urged other senior Syrian politicians and members of the military to do the same.
Iran's supreme religilous and political leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has issued an unprecedented statement calling people across the world to prepare for the wars signalling the coming of Judgment Day.
The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Serbia has ruled 22 articles of the Law on Establishing the Jurisdiction of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina unconstitutional.
The captain of Italian cruise ship Costa Concordia, which ran aground killing more than 30 people in January, has said he is sorry for the disaster.
A memorial ceremony was held at the Potocari cemetery outside the town of Srebrenica Wednesday to remember the atrocious massacre of Bosnian Muslims committed by the army of Bosnian Serbs 17 years ago.
European Union officials have expressed their concern over the Romanian Constitutional Court's decision to uphold the Parliament's suspension of center-right President Traian Basescu.
UN and Arab League specia envoy for Syria Kofi Annan has praised talks with Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad as "constructive.
The unknown attacker who took four children and a parent for hostages at a Paris kindergarten Tuesday has released all his captives.
Romania's President Traian Basescu has stepped down Tuesday until a referendum on an impeachment procedure against him is carried out July 29.
An armed man is holding a parent hostage at a French school on the outskirts of Paris after releasing a group of children he had been holding, reports say.
Euro zone finance ministers have agreed to offer Spain EUR 30 B to help its troubled banks, BBC reported.
Film stars Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes have reached – surprisingly quickly - an agreement to settle their divorce.
The Toulouse Islamist killer Mohamed Merah, whose conversation with the police was scandalously aired by a French TV channel, has said he loves death.
A French TV channel has broadcast recordings of conversations between the Islamist killer Mohamed Merah and police, triggering a huge scandal.
South Sudan, the world's newest nation, marks one year since it became independent on Monday.
Russia observes a day of mourning on Monday for the victims of the tragic floods that hit the Southern region of Krasnodar.
Greece's new three-party coalition government won a confidence vote early on Monday.
Embattled Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad has accused the USA of supporting rebels against his regime in an interview for public German TV ARD Sunday.
155 persons are now confirmed to have perished as of Sunday evening in the flash floods that hit southern Russian Krasnodar region Saturday.
The major Libyan liberal coalition, the National Forces Alliance, has claimed it is leading in the results of elections carried out Saturday.
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