Al Qaeda Wants to 'Inspire' US, UK Terrorists
Al Qaeda has launched its first online magazine in English, including an article called "Make a Bomb in the Kitchen of Your Mom".
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Al Qaeda has launched its first online magazine in English, including an article called "Make a Bomb in the Kitchen of Your Mom".
Prime Minister Hashim Thaci has told Kosovo's MPs to disregard any claims that the Kosovo government has floated ideas for exchanging territories with Serbia.
The man who hit Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi in the face with a model of Milan cathedral has been ruled unfit to stand trial, BBC reported.
Moscow is demanding an explanation by the United States on the arrests of the alleged spies, the Russian foreign minister has announced.
The United States have arrested 10 people for allegedly spying for Russia, one is still at large, the US Justice Department has announced.
Both private and state sector workers in Greece have launched a 24-hour national strike against the retirement system report proposed by the government.
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan told reporters at the G20 meeting in Toronto that the country closed its airspace to Israel, the government-run news agency Anatolia reported Monday.
Leaders at the G20 summit in Canada have agreed to cut national budget deficits while endeavoring to promote economic growth.
Roza Otunbayeva, head of the Kyrgyz interim goverment, announced Sunday evening that today's referendum had approved the new constituion of the country, and that a date for new general elections is to be announced "soon".
Voting is over in Kyrgyzstan's constitutional referendum, with no unrest or violations during the whole day, reports Russian agency RIA Novosti.
Kyrgyzstan is holding a referendum on a new constitution amid fears it could inflame ethnic tensions.
The US has said the world's largest economies should focus on maintaining growth to avoid a double-dip recession.
Romania's Cabinet decided at an emergency meeting Saturday to increase the value-add tax in the country from 19% up to 24%.
Official approval has been given for the creation of an internet domain dedicated to pornography.
The Greek government is selling a number of the islands including a part of Greece's top tourist destinations Mykonos to pay some of its staggering national debt, media reported on Friday.
A bomb blast at the offices of Greece's public order ministry in Athens has killed a close aide to the minister responsible for counter-terrorism.
A high-speed train passing through a Spanish railway station has struck a group of people crossing the tracks, killing at least 12, officials say.
Australia's Julia Gillard has become the country's first female prime minister after Kevin Rudd stood aside from a party ballot.
US President Barack Obama has said he did not dismiss ISAF Commander Gen. Stanley McChrystal because he felt insulted by the latter’s comments in the Rolling Stone magazine article.
US President Barack Obama has dismissed Gen. Stanley McChrystal as the Commander, International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) and Commander, U.S. Forces Afghanistan (USFOR-A).
US President Barack Obama was angered by a magazine profile in which the top military commander in Afghanistan criticized senior administration officials, according to White House officials, cited by BBC.
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