Sea Levels Set to Rise 1,4 Meters by 2100 over Antarctica Ice Melt
Sea levels are likely to rise by about 1,4m globally by 2100 as polar ice melts, according to a major review of climate change in Antarctica.
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US Hints at 2009 End as Deadline for Iran Nuclear Breakthrough
America's patience with Iran over its nuclear program might be exhausted by the end of 2009, a senior State Department official said.
US President Obama Informs World Leaders of Afghanistan Plan
US President Barack Obama has finalised his strategy for the US military operation in Afghanistan and is informing world leaders, say officials.
Somali Pirates Capture Greek Owned Supertanker, 28 Hostages
Somali pirates have captured a tanker carrying oil to the US, officials say.
Denmark Issues Greenhouse Gas Emissions Draft Proposal
Denmark, host of the forthcoming UN Global Climate Change conference, has issued draft proposals for halving greenhouse gas emissions by 2010.
Demjanjuk Nazi Trial Begins over Murder of 27 000 Jews
John Demjanjuk, accused of helping to murder more than 27 000 Jews at a Nazi death camp, has gone on trial in the German city of Munich.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi Stocks Dive over New Financial Crisis
The main stock markets in Dubai and Abu Dhabi have dived at least 6%.
Iran Blames West over Plans to Build 10 New Nuclear Plants
A top Iranian official has accused the West of provoking his country into launching a plan to build 10 new uranium enrichment plants.
New Bomb Attack against Russian Train, No Deaths
A new explosion shook a Russian train Monday morning after a terrorist blast killed 25 people in the St. Petersburg-Moscow train (Nevsky Express) on November 28, 2009.
Swiss Minaret Referendum Official Results Support Ban
Swiss voters turned out on Sunday to decide by referendum whether Muslim mosque minaret construction should be banned.
Muslim Pilgrims Attend Final Hajj Ceremony at Kaaba Shrine
Up to two million Muslim devotees have completed this year’s Hajj pilgrimage by gathering in Mecca to circle the cube-shaped Kaaba.
Employees Sick at Indian Nuclear Plant, Sabotage Suspected
Workers at the Kaiga nuclear plant in the southern Indian state of Karnakata have been massively exposed to radiation in contaminated drinking water.
Swiss Minaret Referendum Exit Polls Predict Ban
Exit polls suggest that Swiss voters have backed far-right calls to ban the building of minarets, according to the country's media.
Russian Investigators Confirm Terror Bomb Attack on Elite Train
Russian officials investigating the Friday train crash that killed at least 26 people, have confirmed that an improvised bomb caused the fatal derailment.
Swiss Referendum to Determine Minaret Construction Future
The people of Switzerland are voting today in a national referendum, to decide on whether to ban future construction of mosque minarets in the country.
Russian Train Crash Caused by Explosive
Russian intelligence officially announced Saturday the crash of the Russian express train was caused by a bomb blast, BBC reports.
IRS Attaches Lien on California Governor Schwarzenegger Assets
The US Tax authorities attached a lien on the assets of California Governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, DPA reports, citing the TMZ.
Terrorism Suspected in Russian Express Train Crash
The search for survivors of an express train crash in Russia continues amidst suspicions of a terrorist attack.
10 Die as St. Petersburg-Moscow Train Derails in Russia
At least ten people have died and 130 have been wounded as the St. Petersburg-Moscow train derailed in Russia late Friday night.
Overloaded Ferry Sinks in Bangladesh, Dozens Feared Dead
A ferry with more than 1 000 passengers has sunk partly in southern Bangladesh, BBC reported.
Lukoil Energy Giant Posts International Production Increases
Lukoil, the Russian energy giant, has announced its results for the first three quarters of 2009, with increases internationally, but with the domestic market performing less well.
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