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Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic has lost his appeal that war crimes charges against him be dropped.
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“New” Jackson Song Penned in 1983
The "new" Michael Jackson track premiered on Monday was written in 1983 by the star and singer Paul Anka, it has emerged.
Romania Cabinet Ousted by No-Confidence Vote
The Romanian center-right cabinet of Emil Boc was ousted Tuesday after the Parliament approved the no-confidence vote filed by the opposition.
Boyzone Singer Gately Died of 'Natural Causes'
The late Boyzone singer Stephen Gately died of natural causes, a post mortem examination in Spain established.
Russia Press: Medvedev "Picks" New Moldova President
Russia’s newspapers comment on the weekend visit by President Medvedev to Moldova.
Russia, US Vow Unity over Iran Nuclear Program
Russia and the US have pledged to work together to ensure Iran's nuclear program is for peaceful purposes.
Al-Qaeda Faces Bankruptcy - US Says
Al-Qaeda is in its worst financial state for many years while the Taliban's funding is flourishing, according to the US Treasury.
Lufthansa Brings Back Onboard Wi-Fi
Three years after unplugging its in-flight Internet service because of insufficient demand, Lufthansa said Monday that it would reintroduce a new and improved version of the service on most of its long-distance flights by the first half of 2010.
Post-Mortem Due on Boyzone's Stephen Gately
A post-mortem examination will be carried out this week on the body of singer Stephen Gately, who died Saturday while vacationing on the Spanish island of Majorca, CNN reported.
North Korea Fires Short-Range Missiles off East Coast
North Korea has launched two short-range missiles off its East coast Monday morning.
Nobel Prize for Economics Awarded to Woman For First Time Ever
Elinor Ostrom, an American, is the first woman to receive the Nobel Prize for Economics since the award's inception in 1968.
Clinton Praises Northern Ireland Peace after INLA Stop Violence
A deal on policing in Northern Ireland is "within reach", US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said.
Six Sentenced to Death for China Riots
A Chinese court has sentenced six people to death for murder and other crimes during riots in the Xinjiang region in July.
Many Killed in Pakistan Swat Valley Bomb Attack
At least 41 people have been killed in a bombing near Swat valley in north-west Pakistan, police officials say.
Turkey Kicks Israel Out of NATO Military Exercises
Turkey excluded Israel from a planned NATO military exercise partly because of criticism of Israel's Gaza offensive nearly a year ago.
Protesters Support Obama Gay US Military Pledge
Thousands of people have marched through Washington to demand greater civil rights for gay men and lesbians.
World Listens to New Michael Jackson Song
A new Michael Jackson song, the first track to emerge since the star's death, has been given its public premiere.
Turkey PM Binds Armenia Rapprochement to Nagorno-Karabakh
A day after Armenia and Turkey signed agreements to normalize their ties, Turkey’s Prime Minister Erdogan has linked them to achieving progress on the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
Azerbaijan Disgruntled over Armenia, Turkey Rapprochement
Azerbaijan has expressed its discontent with Saturday's reestablishing of diplomatic relations between Armenia and Turkey.
Armenia and Turkey Normalize Ties
Turkey and Armenia have signed a historic accord normalising relations after a century of hostility.
Faulty Pen Delays by Seconds Poland's Yes for EU Treaty
After holding out against the European Union's Lisbon treaty for more than a year, Poland's President Lech Kaczynski had to delay his signature for a few extra seconds Saturday when his pen ran out.
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