Ukraine Votes for New President after Bruising Election Campaign
Ukrainians are voting on Sunday for a new President, in an election run-off between Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and rival opposition leader Viktor Yanukovych.
Ukrainians are voting on Sunday for a new President, in an election run-off between Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and rival opposition leader Viktor Yanukovych.
The US Defense Secretary, Robert Gates, met Saturday in Ankara with the Turkish Prime Minister, Recep Erdogan.
Western powers are very skeptical about Iran's claims that a deal to swap enriched uranium for nuclear fuel could now be close, BBC reports Saturday.
Nasa scientists say that the dwarf planet Pluto, on the edge of our solar system, is becoming increasingly red.
Romania president Traian Basescu has announced that Romania has agreed to host missile interceptors on its territory as part of a new US defense shield.
Three US marines are among at least 10 people killed in an attack on a convoy heading to a girls' school in north-west Pakistan, police have said.
Iran's president has said it is ready to send its enriched uranium abroad for further enrichment under a deal to ease concerns about its nuclear programme.
Michael Jackson's doctor is expected to be charged soon with the singer's involuntary manslaughter, US media reports say.
The Greek ship MV Filitisa, held since November 10, 2009 by Somali pirates, has been released in exchange for a ransom
The US airline Continental and five individuals are set to go on trial in France over the crash of an Air France Concorde jet nearly 10 years ago.
US President Barack Obama has announced a USD 3.8 T 2011 budget plan which includes increased spending for job schemes, but cuts in other areas.
Sexual orientation is not among the criteria under which Macedonian citizens are protected of discrimination.
At least 41 people have been killed and another 106 injured by a female suicide bomber in north-east Baghdad, BBC reported, citing an interior ministry spokesman.
President Obama will take the wraps off his USD 3.8 trillion budget plan for fiscal 2011 at a White House ceremony Monday, CNN reported.
Caressa Cameron, a 22-year-old student at the Virginia Commonwealth University, has won the 2010 Miss America contest.
Togo's national football team has been penalized to not take part in the next two Africa Cup of Nations tournaments.
The Chinese officials announced Saturday they will suspend military exchanges with the US over the proposed weapons sale to Taiwan, BBC reports.
UNESCO is launching a campaign to protect Haiti's moveable heritage, per the initiative of its Director General, Irina Bokova.
Tony Blair has denied striking a "covert" deal with George Bush to invade Iraq at a private meeting in 2002 at the US president's ranch, BBC reported.
Ben Bernanke has been approved to serve a second four-year term as chairman of the US Federal Reserve, the country's powerful central bank.
Toyota has announced the mass recall of vehicles in the US, Europe and China over concerns about accelerator pedals getting stuck on floor mats.
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