Obama: Burning Koran Equals 'al-Qaeda Recruitment Bonanza'
US President Barack Obama has condemned as "recruitment bonanza for al-Qaeda" the plans of an US pastor from Florida to burn copies of the Muslim's holy book Koran.
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US President Barack Obama has condemned as "recruitment bonanza for al-Qaeda" the plans of an US pastor from Florida to burn copies of the Muslim's holy book Koran.
Under EU pressure Serbia has agreed to revise a draft resolution that it is submitting to the UN General Assembly with respect to the independence of Kosovo.
At least 11 people have been killed and more than 60 wounded in an apparent car bomb attack on a market in Southern Russia, officials say.
The European Union has condemned the plans of a Christian pastor from Florida, USA to burn copies of the Muslims' holy book Koran.
Natascha Kampusch, the Austrian woman who was held prisoner for eight years in a basement, has revealed new details of her ordeal in an autobiography.
Greek Prime Minister, George Papandreou, made a major overnight reshuffle of his cabinet in a move to improve the economy and the social policy sectors.
The Spanish government has dismissed as "insufficient" a ceasefire by Eta, saying the Basque separatist group must renounce violence forever.
Moldova's referendum on whether to change its constitution, which took place on Sunday, has failed because of low turnout largely caused by a boycott of the Communist Party.
Five Russian soldiers have been killed and more than 30 have been wounded in a car bomb attack in the Russian autonomous Republic of Dagestan.
The opposition in Macedonia declared Saturday they demand the resignation of Interior Minister, Gordana Jankulovska, over the Thursday triple murder in Skopje.
A 7.0-magnitude on the Richter scale has earthquake has struck New Zealand's South Island, BBC reports Saturday, citing the US Geological Survey.
Honduras has become the first nation to recognize Kosovo after the ruling of the UN Court in July, which has largely been seen as favorable to the declaration of independence of the former Serbian province.
Russia's expulsion of a senior Romanian diplomat for allegedly trying to coax confidential military documents from a Russian citizen is "without doubt" a reaction to Romania's support for the westernization of Moldova, said Romanian Foreign Minister Teodo
At least 42 people have died in a suicide bombing at a Shia Muslim rally in Quetta city, south-western Pakistan.
Dilma Rouseff, the Brazilian presidential candidate of Bulgarian origin, has been cleared after the opposition implicated her in a scandal over illegal access to banking details in an apparent bid to hurt her lead in opinion polls.
A man armed with a Kalashnikov automatic gun stormed a busy restaurant in downtown Skopje Thursday night and went on a shooting rampage.
An explosion has torn through an offshore oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico, west of the site of the blast in April that caused a huge oil spill.
Direct talks between Israelis and Palestinians kicked off again Thursday with pledges of support from leaders on both sides - as well as the United States - for a peace process leading to a comprehensive settlement within one year.
The US President Barack Obama has urged the Israeli and Palestinian leaders to not let the opportunity for achieving a peace agreement "slip away".
The governors of the American states North Carolina, Virginia and Maryland have announced state of emergency because of the approaching hurricane Earl.
Marking the end of the US combat mission in Iraq, President Obama said Tuesday night that America would continue supporting Iraq's government while also looking to refocus its energies on the US economy and the war in Afghanistan.
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