St. Alexander Nevsky Relics Stolen before Making It to Bulgaria
Relics of 13 saints, including those of 13th century Russian national hero, Knyaz Alexander Nevsky, have been stolen from a church in St.
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Spanish Passenger Plane Likely Hijacked, Lands in Amsterdam
Police have surrounded a passenger aircraft at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport amid fears a hijacker is on board.
Ukraine Court Rejects Tymoshenko Appeal
Ukraine's high court has rejected the appeal by jailed former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko against her conviction for abuse of office.
Ann Romney: Mitt Will Take Us to a Better Place
Mitt Romney's wife, Ann, has painted a loving portrait of her husband at the Republican convention, on the day he became the party's White House nominee.
Israeli Strike in Iran 'Won't Cause Nuclear Disaster', Experts Claim
An Israeli strike on Iran's nuclear facilities is unlikely to bring about a Fukushima- scale nuclear disaster unless a Russian-built reactor is destroyed, according to experts.
Romney Officially Clinches Republican Party Nomination
US Republican Party officially nominated Mitt Romney as its candidate for November's presidential elections at their convention in Florida.
Russian Opposition Activist Jailed for 8 Years for Drug Possession
A regional court in Smolensk sentenced Russian opposition activist Taisiya Osipova to eight years in prison on drug possession charges on Tuesday.
Jordan Saw Massive Influx of Syrian Refugees Last Week
The number of Syrians fleeing to the Al Zaatri refugee camp in Jordan has doubled over the past week, according to the UN refugee agency UNHCR.
US President Obama Declares Hurricane Emergency in LA
US President Barack Obama has declared a state of emergency in Louisiana, after the warning that tropical storm Isaac can hit the US as a category two hurricane.
Bomb Goes Off Outside Athens Bank, No Injuries
A bomb exploded in the wee hours of Tuesday outside a National Bank of Greece SA branch in the Athens suburb of Ilion.
Opposition Urges US to Establish No-Fly Zone over Syria
The Syrian Support Group has called upon the United States to establish a no-fly zone over Syria for the first time since the 18-month-old uprising to immediately.
Two Tibetan Teens Die in Self-Immolations
Two Tibetan teenagers have died after setting themselves on fire in Sichuan province in an apparent protest against Chinese rule and religious repression.
Russia's 'Pussy Riot' Appeal 2-Year Hooliganism Sentence
Defense lawyers for the all-female Russian punk band Pussy Riot have appealed the court verdict under which three members of the band were jailed for two years for "hooliganism motivated by religious hatred".
Romney's Republican Convention Braces for Hurricane Isaac
The threat of Tropical Storm Isaac left delegates to the Republican National Convention recalibrating but insistent that the show will go on with just a few modifications due to the weather.
Georgia Mulls Asylum for Putin Assassination Plot Suspect
Georgia may soon take a decision on granting refugee status to Adam Osmayev, one of the suspects in an alleged plot to assassinate Russian President Vladimir Putin, Osmayev's lawyer Valery Kochetov said on Monday.
EU Condemns Syria's Daraya Massacre
European Union officials have condemned the massacre in the Syrian town of Daraya that claimed the lives of over 300 people.
Syrian Military Pushes Rebels Out of Damascus Suburb
The Syrian military has pushed militants with the rebel Free Syrian Army out of the southern Damascus' region of Daraya, official state news agency SANA said on Monday.
Strong Quake Jolts El Salvador, Tsunami Warning Canceled
A powerful earthquake measuring 7.4 on the Richter scale shook El Salvador's coast on Monday, briefly prompting a tsunami warning.
2 at Large Pussy Riot Members Flee Russia
The two unidentified members of the female Russian punk band Pussy Riot, who were wanted by the police, have left the country.
Romney: Obama Campaign Divides America
US Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has accused his rival President Barack Obama of running a campaign based on "anger and divisiveness".
Assad: Foreign Powers Aim at Dismantling Middle East
Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad has vowed to fight against what he termed a "foreign conspiracy" against his country and its region.
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