Romania's Budget Deficit Hits 7,2% of GDP
The budget deficit of Bulgaria's northern neighbor Romania has reached 7,2% of the country's GDP.
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Putin: Yanukovich Election to Improve Russia-Ukraine Relations
The election of Viktor Yanukovich for President is going to improve the relations between Russia and the Ukraine, according to Vladimir Putin.
Belgium Halle Passenger Train Crash Kills Many
Two passenger trains in Belgium have collided head-on near the capital, Brussels, with the latest reports of the death toll ranging from 10 to 25.
US Commander Apologizes for Afghanistan Civilian Deaths
The commander of US and Nato forces in Afghanistan has apologised after rockets fired during an offensive in Helmand province killed 12 civilians.
Ukraine's Viktor Yanukovich Officially Victorious
Ukraine's Central Election Commission says opposition leader Viktor Yanukovich has won the presidential election according to the final official count.
Afghan Assault Finds Resistance, Explosives
The Taliban put up a stiff resistance Sunday, as a coalition assault against the militant group entered its second day in southern Afghanistan, CNN reported.
Romania Says Its Joining US Missile Shield Won't Affect START Talks
Romania's decision to allow elements of the US missile defense in Europe will not affect the US-Russia START nuclear talks or the situation with Moldova's breakaway region Transnistria.
NATO, Afghan Forces Start Offensive against Taliban in Afghanistan
US and Afghan security forces have launched an offensive against the Taliban stronghold of Marjah in Afghanistan's Helmand province.
Bill Clinton Released from Hospital
Former President Clinton left a New York hospital early Friday, less than a day after doctors performed a procedure to restore blood flow in one of his coronary arteries, CNN reported.
Iran Faces New EU Sanctions, Re-opens International Airwaves
Finnish Foreign Minister Alexander Stubb has stated that the European Union may well announce "very strong sanctions" against Iran, within days or weeks.
EU, US Congratulate Ukrainian New President Yanukovich
EU top officials Herman Van Rompuy and Jose Manuel Barroso have both sent their congratulations to the provisional winner of the Ukrainian Presidential elections, Viktor Yanukovich.
International Broadcasters Condemn Iran Information Blackout
The day after Iran celebrated the 31st anniversary of the Islamic Revolution that toppled the previous Shah's regime, there are fears of a widespread crackdown on information sources by the current government.
Controversial Iraq Election Begins Amid Credibility Fears
Iraq has begun its election campaign on Friday, amid a serious disagreement about the eligibility of hundreds of candidates that has already delayed the opening of the process by two months.
Germany Recovery from Financial Crisis Falters
Germany's recovery from recession faltered in the final quarter of 2009, according to preliminary figures released on Friday.
Ex US President Clinton Undergoes Heart Surgery
Former US President Bill Clinton is "in good spirits" after undergoing a heart procedure at a hospital in New York City, his doctor has said.
Top Fashion Designer Alexander McQueen Commits Suicide
The fashion designer Alexander McQueen has been found dead, his company said.
Iran's President Announces Enriched Uranium Success
President Ahmedinejad has told his people that Iran is now "a nuclear state".
Iran Celebrates Islamic Revolution's 31st Anniversary
Iran is holding nationwide rallies on Thursday, as the country celebrates the 31st anniversary of the Islamic Revolution.
US Chevron May Join Burgas Pipeline Project - Report
America's Chevron Corporation may join the Burgas-Alexandroupolis project, according to the Chief Executive of Russian oil pipeline specialist "Transneft".
Google Launches Integrated Social Network 'Buzz'
Google has unveiled its latest service, a social network known as Buzz, that places it in direct competition with rival networks such as Facebook.
LA Coroner: Propofol Intoxication Killed Michael Jackson
The Los Angeles coroner has released the autopsy report on singer Michael Jackson, who died on June 25, 2009.
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