Majority of Germans Believe They'd Be Better off without Euro
A total of 51% of all Germans believe the country's economy would be better outside the 17-country Eurozone, according to a poll conducted for the Bild am Sonntag weekly.
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It's Official: Low Turnout Keeps Basescu President of Romania
Romanian President Traian Basescu has survived Sunday's referendum on his impeachment thanks to the low voter turnout, according to the official statement of the Romanian electoral authorities.
Romanian President Basescu Survives Impeachment Referendum
Romanian President Traian Basescu appears to have survived a referendum on his impeachment.
Romney Backs Israel on Iran
US Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney would respect an Israeli decision to use military force to stop Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, one of his aides has said.
No Room for Concessions for Greece - Germany FinMin
No further concessions can be made to Greece, Germany's Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Sunday, amid widespread concern that Greece is way off meeting its bailout conditions.
Romania Holds Referendum on Basescu Impeachment
Romanians are voting in a referendum on whether to impeach suspended center-right President Traian Basescu.
Tajikistan Accounts for Bloody Crackdown on Warlord
At least 17 Tajik security officers have been killed during a special operation in eastern Tajikistan against a mafia-style group believed to be behind the murder of a top Tajik security general, the Tajik Prosecutor General's Office said on Saturday.
Obama Grants More Funds for Israel Defense after Bulgaria Attack
US President Barack Obama said Friday he is releasing an additional USD 70 M for Israel's Iron Dome rocket defense syste, while citing the July 18 anti-Israeli terrorist attack in Bulgaria's Burgas as evidence for global security challenges.
Syrian Rebels Capture 100 Assad Troops near Aleppo
The Syrian opposition announced Friday night that it has taken captive about 100 soldiers from army of the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in ongoing fighting near the northwestern city of Aleppo.
Milosevic's Aide Dacic Becomes Serbia's New PM
Slobodan Milosevic's former spokesman Ivica Dacic has become Serbia's new Prime Minister, promising to promote reconciliation in the Balkans after his nomination triggered fears of resurgent nationalism in the volatile region.
Top US MP Blames Iran for Bulgaria Terror Attack
US House of Representatives Intelligence Committee chair Mike Rogers stated that Iran is responsible for last week's terror bombing in Bulgaria that claimed the lives of 7.
Naked FEMEN Activist 'Greets' Russian Patriarch in Kiev
A Ukrainian woman from the FEMEN movement ran topless towards Russian Patriarch Kirill after he landed at the Kiev airport Thursday.
Israelis Scramble for Gas Masks amid Syria Chemical Weapons Scare
Demand for gas masks has sharply risen in Israel, with citizens fearing that troubled neighboring Syria's chemical arsenal might fall in the wrong hands.
Barroso on Long Overdue Visit to Greece
European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso is heading to Athens for talks on Thursday amid concern over whether Greece has done enough to have the next tranche of bailout loans.
N Korea's Secretive Leader Tied Knot with Ex-Singer - Report
North Korea's mysterious first lady Ri Sol-ju is a former singer, according to South Korean media.
6 Eurocopter Officials Perish in Helicopter Crash in France
Six officials of chopper manufacturer Eurocopter died in a crash Wednesday after a helicopter plunged into a mountain in South East France.
UN Chief Denied Belgrade-Pristina Flight – Report
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon reportedly arrived in Pristina Tuesday morning with a 45-minute delay because Serbia did not allow his plane to fly over Serbian territory en route to Kosovo.
North Korea's Young Dictator Confirmed to Have Married
North Korean state media have confirmed for the first time that the country's leader Kim Jong-un is married.
Voters Want US to Help Israel in Attack on Iran - Poll
51% of likely US voters say their country should help Israel if it attacks Iran, according to a poll conducted by Rasmussen.
Tajikistan President Orders Ceasefire after Clashes with Warlord
Tajikistan's President Emomali Rahmon has ordered troops and police to cease fire in the town of Khorog in Tajikstan's restive Gorno-Badakhshan region, with authorities starting talks with militants after gun battles have left at least 40 dead, a local of
Obama Extends Sanctions on Hezbollah Supporters
US President Barack Obama extended for another year Wednesday sanctions against entities the US considers threatening to Lebanon's stability, thus referring to Hezbollah backers.
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