UK Slips Back into Recession
The UK economy has returned to recession after latest figures showed economy shrank by 0.2% in first three months of 2012.
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The UK economy has returned to recession after latest figures showed economy shrank by 0.2% in first three months of 2012.
A Brazilian actor died after accidentally hanging himself during the play "The Passion of the Christ," CNN reported, citing local hospital officials.
The frontrunner in the race for the Republican Party nomination for the US Presidency, Mitt Romney, has scored four wins in the Republican primaries.
Jailed Ukrainian ex Prime Minister and opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko has declared a hunger strike in order, in her words, to draw global attention to rule of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.
Sudan has staged continued aerial bombardment of South Sudan on Tuesday, dropping eight bombs overnight, an official said, as South Sudan's president said the attacks amounted to a declaration of war by Sudan.
Russia's ex President, current Prime Minister and "President-in-waiting" Vladimir Putin has announced he would stand down as head of the ruling United Russia party and nominated outgoing President Dmitry Medvedev as its new leader.
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.
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 Prime Minister Mark Rutte is to offer his resignation to the queen after his coalition fell apart, it has been announced.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The situation in Macedonia over the recent five murders near Skopje that caused ethnic tensions is not dangerous, according to OSCE Ambassador Ralf Breth.
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.
Polls have opened in France's presidential election, taking place amid widespread concern over the eurozone crisis and high unemployment.
About 125 people have been injured, at least 13 of them seriously, when two passenger trains collided in the Amsterdam area, Dutch officials say.
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.
Early elections are looming in the Netherlands, as talks on a fiscal austerity package broke down Saturday, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has announced.
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.
The grisly search for remains at the scene of a commercial plane crash in Pakistan continued Saturday, with officials doubting anyone on board survived.
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