UN Reports Sharp Fall in Afghanistan Opium Production
Opium poppy cultivation and production in Afghanistan has decreased sharply, according to a United Nations report.
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Bomb Damages Athens Stock Exchange
An explosion outside the Athens stock exchange has caused minor damage to the building, Greek police said.
Poland President Blasts Soviet Union World War II Role
Polish President Lech Kaczynski has voiced his anger at the Soviet role in World War II at commemorations marking the beginning of the global conflict.
Putin: Nazi-Soviet Pact Not Responsible for World War II
Russian Prime Minister, Vladimir Putin, declared Tuesday in Poland's city of Gdansk that the Ribentrop-Molotov Pact of 1939 was not responsible for the outbreak of World War II.
Iran Ready for Nuclear Talks as Tough UN Sanctions Loom
Iran has prepared a new nuclear proposal and is ready to resume talks on its nuclear program, according to media reports.
EBay in USD 2 B Deal to Sell Skype - Report
EBay is set to announce a deal Tuesday to sell its Skype Internet phone unit, according to a report in the New York Times.
WWII Ceremonies Begin in Poland
A day of commemorations has begun in Poland to mark the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II.
African Moscow Residents 'Constantly Fear Attacks'
Nearly 60% of black and African people living in Russia's capital Moscow have been physically assaulted in racially motivated attacks, says a new study.
Walt Disney Pays USD 4 B for Marvel Entertainment
Entertainment giant Walt Disney is to buy Marvel Entertainment in a shares and cash deal valued at USD 4 B.
US General Says Current Afghanistan Strategy is Failure
A top US general in Afghanistan has called for a revised military strategy, suggesting the current one is failing.
Macedonia Minister: Greece May Veto Our EU Entry over Name Dispute
Greece's position on the Macedonia name dispute has hardened, which makes it likely that it will veto the EU entry of the Republic of Macedonia.
Train Crash Kills 3 In Romania
Three women have died in a collision between a train and a car in the Romanian Timis region.
Next Japan PM Hatoyama Begins Transition to Power
Japan's next leader, Yukio Hatoyama, is beginning a transition to power after winning a landmark general election.
Firefighters Perish as California Fires Rage 'Out of Control'
Two firefighters have died in California as they battled intense wildfires to the north of Los Angeles.
Man Arrested over Georgia Slaying
Police have arrested a young man in connection with a multiple slaying at a trailer park in southeast Georgia, CBC news reported.
Former Israel PM Olmert Charged over Corruption
The former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has been indicted in three corruption cases, the attorney general's office says.
Japan PM Resigns as Opposition Party Scores Election Victory
The opposition Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) is set for a massive election victory, exit polls suggest.
Many Police Cadets Killed in Pakistan Suicide Bomb
A suspected suicide bomb attack in Pakistan's north-western Swat valley has killed at least 14 police recruits and injured others, officials say.
Obama Pays Tribute to 'Hero' at Kennedy Funeral
US Senator Edward Kennedy has been buried with military honours close to his assassinated brothers at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington.
US Police Discover 7 Bodies in Trailer Park Mass Murder
A murder investigation is under way in the US state of Georgia following the discovery of seven bodies in a mobile home, police say.
Japan Polls Open in 'Historic Change' Elections
Voting is under way in Japan in a general election which looks set to bring a historic change of government.
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