Gay Rights Groups Protest Moscow 'Anti-Gay Propaganda' Law
Gay rights activists protested at the Moscow City Duma Monday afternoon against a law banning "gay propaganda" among minors that could be imposed by the Moscow authorities.
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Breivik Wanted to Behead Ex-PM, Journalist, Foreign Minister
Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik has revealed that he planned to behead the country's former Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland, as well as journalist Marte Michelet and Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Store.
Dutch PM Resigns over Failed Austerity Talks
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte is to offer his resignation to the queen after his coalition fell apart, it has been announced.
France Vote: Hollande Lead over Sarkozy Just 1%
The gap between Socialist candidate for French president Francois Hollande and incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy has tightened to just 1%, it emerged in the early hours on Monday.
Sarkozy to Face Hollande in French Presidential Vote Runoff
Exit polls from the French presidential elections have shown Socialist candidate Francois Hollande with 28.4% of the vote and President Nicolas Sarkozy with 25.5%, according to French television.
Tymoshenko Sent Back from Hospital to Prison
Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko has been returned to prison after a brief hospital stay, Interfax-Ukraine reported Sunday citing a statement made by penitentiary sources.
Russians Rally to Defend Orthodox Church from 'Pussy Riot'
Thousands of Orthodox Church believers gathered at Moscow's Christ the Savior Cathedral for a nationwide prayer "in defense of the faith and desecrated sacred objects" on Sunday.
OSCE Ambassador in Skopje: Macedonia Safe, Stable
The situation in Macedonia over the recent five murders near Skopje that caused ethnic tensions is not dangerous, according to OSCE Ambassador Ralf Breth.
Vietnam Seeks Foreign Aid to Tackle Mysterious Lethal Disease
The government of Vietnam intends to ask for international help to find out what is causing a skin infection that has already killed 19 people.
France Votes in Presidential Elections
Polls have opened in France's presidential election, taking place amid widespread concern over the eurozone crisis and high unemployment.
125 Injured in Amsterdam Train Crash
About 125 people have been injured, at least 13 of them seriously, when two passenger trains collided in the Amsterdam area, Dutch officials say.
Lakeside Murders Shouldn't Hinder Macedonia EU Bid - Rapporteur
The murder of five people near a lake in the vicinity of Macedonian capital Skopje last week must not hinder the country's EU accession bid, European Parliament Rapporteur on Macedonia Richard Howitt has said.
Netherlands Heading for Early Elections - PM
Early elections are looming in the Netherlands, as talks on a fiscal austerity package broke down Saturday, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has announced.
Protester Found Dead ahead of Bahrain F1 Start
A Bahraini man has been found dead after clashes with riot police in the village of Shakhoura, just a day before the Formula One Grand Prix in the country.
No Hopes for Survivors aboard Crashed Pakistan Plane
The grisly search for remains at the scene of a commercial plane crash in Pakistan continued Saturday, with officials doubting anyone on board survived.
UN to Vote on Sending More Observers to Syria
The UN Security Council is expected to vote Saturday on a resolution that would expand the size of a UN monitoring mission in Syria, CNN reported, citing Western diplomats..
127 Perish in Karachi-Islamabad Plane Crash in Pakistan
A plane carrying nearly 130 people has crashed outside Islamabad, local media in Pakistan reported
Russia Discovers that Syria 'Faces Civil War'
Syria faces a catastrophic civil war if both sides in the crisis that has gripped the country for over a year fail to take advantage of the current fragile ceasefire there, Russia's Foreign Ministry said on Friday.
Breivik's Serbian Connection Is Srebrenica Killer - Report
Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik's "Serbian contact" is possibly Milorad Pelemis, a military commander in the Srebrenica massacre, the Norwegian NTB has reported, citing Bosnian media.
Breivik Says He Got Rid of Empathy Through Meditation
Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik has claimed he deliberately got rid of his empathy through meditation.
Libya Has Evidence of Seif al-Islam Crimes, ICC Says
Libya possesses strong evidence linking Seif al-Islam, the son of late strongman Muammar Gaddafi, to recruiting mercenaries and executing people, according to the International Criminal Court.
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