100 Feared Dead in India Ferry Disaster
At least 100 people are feared dead after a ferry broke in two and sank in a remote part of northeastern India, CNN reported, citing officials.
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At least 100 people are feared dead after a ferry broke in two and sank in a remote part of northeastern India, CNN reported, citing officials.
As top EU officials have apparently decided to boycott events in Ukraine due to concerns over jailed former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, the country has described the move as "Cold War tactics.
EU Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso has declared that he has no intention of visiting Ukraine for the upcoming Euro 2012 football championship the country is co-hosting, unless there is a swift improvement in the human rights situation there.
Former Libyan Oil Minister Shukri Ghanem, 69, has been found dead in Vienna's Danube River.
The International Labor Organization (ILO) has warned about a global unemployment rate of 202 million people in 2012.
Socialist candidate Francois Hollande remains the favorite to win the May 6 runoff of France's presidential election with 53% of the ballots, according to local polling agencies.
An investigation of the Ukrainian Prosecutor's Office has failed to find evidence to substantiate the allegations of jailed ex PM Yulia Tymoshenko that she was physically abused in prison, a prosecutor has announced.
The head of the UN observer mission in Syria has called on President Bashar Assad and the country's opposition to stop fighting to allow the cease-fire to work out.
The Syrian Foreign Ministry has accused Turkey of provocation with its talk of asking NATO to help protect its border with Syria, saying such action went against the UN-backed peace plan.
A year after the US Navy SEAL raid that killed Osama bin Laden, the al-Qaeda that carried out the Sept.
The former head of the International Monetary Fund, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, has accused political enemies linked to Nicolas Sarkozy and his ruling UMP party of destroying his bid for the French presidency by choreographing the sex scandal that erupted las
Romania's President Traian Basescu has nominated leftist opposition leader Victor Ponta as the country's new Prime Minister on Friday.
Danish authorities have reportedly prevented a terror attack from taking place in the country, as four terror suspects were busted on Friday near Copenhagen.
Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich called a series of bomb blasts in the former Soviet republic on Friday a challenge, promising an adequate response.
Jailed former Ukrainian prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko has called for a termination of the agreement that allows Russia to retain its naval base at Sevastopol until 2042.
Romania's government has fallen, as a total of 235 MPs cast their ballots in favor of defeating it in a no-confidence vote on Friday.
Greece entered the single currency zone unprepared, but its expulsion now will not solve any problems, according to the former head of the German central bank.
The number of injured people in the four explosions that shook Ukraine's Dnepropetrovsk has climbed to 27, according to the country's Emergency Ministry.
Four explosions shook the Ukrainian city of Dnepropetrovsk on Friday, leaving at least 14 people injured, according to reports.
Libya's Transitional National Council has reportedly fired the country's cabinet over "incompetence."
The ratings agency Standard & Poor's has cut Spain's credit rating and warned of risks to come.
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