Toulouse Killer: I Love Death as You Love Life
The Toulouse Islamist killer Mohamed Merah, whose conversation with the police was scandalously aired by a French TV channel, has said he loves death.
The Toulouse Islamist killer Mohamed Merah, whose conversation with the police was scandalously aired by a French TV channel, has said he loves death.
A French TV channel has broadcast recordings of conversations between the Islamist killer Mohamed Merah and police, triggering a huge scandal.
South Sudan, the world's newest nation, marks one year since it became independent on Monday.
Russia observes a day of mourning on Monday for the victims of the tragic floods that hit the Southern region of Krasnodar.
Greece's new three-party coalition government won a confidence vote early on Monday.
Embattled Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad has accused the USA of supporting rebels against his regime in an interview for public German TV ARD Sunday.
155 persons are now confirmed to have perished as of Sunday evening in the flash floods that hit southern Russian Krasnodar region Saturday.
The major Libyan liberal coalition, the National Forces Alliance, has claimed it is leading in the results of elections carried out Saturday.
Syria has announced it has carried out successful drills of its naval forces during the weekend, as news surfaced that NATO has sent three ships to patrol the area.
150 persons are now confirmed to have perished as of Sunday noon in the flash floods that hit southern Russian Krasnodar region Saturday.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has issued an unusually sharp call to embattled Syria President Bashar Al-Assad to step down amidst violence escalating in his country.
At least 99 deaths are reported in the aftermath of floods caused by torrential rains and the overflowing of the Kuban River in the southern Krasnodar region of Russia.
Fifteen Russians have been killed and another fifteen sustained serious injuries in a bus accident in the Ukraine.
The two chambers of the Romanian Parliament voted at a joint meeting to suspend the country's president, Traian Basescu, for 30 days.
Libyans are voting in their first free election after 42 years of dictatorship of Col Muammar Gaddafi, who was ousted and killed in 2011.
Citizens and visitors to London have been treated to an amazing laser show, staged to celebrate the inauguration of Shard skyscraper, the tallest in the European Union.
Cyprus, whose banks are heavily exposed to Greece, says it deserves easier conditions on its bailout due to the heavy blow dealt by the restructuring of Greek government debt.
Slovenia will not apply for an international bailout for at least a year and most probably not thereafter, according to the country's Finance Minister, Janez Sustersic.
The UN Human Rights Council has endorsed a resolution upholding the principle of freedom of expression and information on the Internet.
The widow of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat confirmed she wants his body exhumed for tests as lab results showed he may have lost his life as a result of being poisoned by polonium.
Italy's 2012 public deficit will be 2.0% of its GDP, Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti said on Wednesday.
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