US President George Bush once again stated his support to UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, whose attitude towards the Iraqi conflict provoked sharp reaction among the British society. Tens of thousands of anti-war protestors gather for a march on Parliament.
The UN Security Council on Wednesday unanimously endorsed the so-called road map to a permanent two-state solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict. The stalled peace plan was drafted by Russia, the United States, the United Nations and the European Uni
A British newspaper reporter infiltrated Buckingham Palace ahead of US President Bush 's state visit, using a fake reference to get job on the royal staff, and was assigned to serve members of Bush's party in an embarrassing breach of security revealed We
Michael Jackson was being sought on an arrest warrant alleging multiple counts of child molestation, it was announced. Jackson was being given an opportunity to surrender and bail would be set at USD 3 M, a US police official announced.
Five tourists from Ecuador have been hurt Wednesday in shooting at a border crossing point between Israel and Jordan, Israeli officials have said. Israeli security forces have shot the gunman who opened fire, and said that he approached from the Jordanian
Turkish investigators have identified the bodies of two men suspected of carrying out Saturday's suicide attacks on two synagogues in Istanbul. DNA tests showed that both men are Turks, named Mesut Cabuk, aged 29, and 22-year-old Gokhan Elaltuntas, the ci
Four people died and other two are missing after a military Superpuma helicopter crashed off the west coast of Sweden Tuesday night. The tragedy happened during a training.
US President George Bush is expected to defend the invasion of the coalition forces in Iraq on the first day of his historic official visit to the UK. Bush is expected to tell the audience at London's Banqueting House on Wednesday that war is sometimes th
George Bush arrived in the UK for the first state visit by a US president amid some of the tightest security London has ever seen. Prince Charles met Bush and his wife at Heathrow, before they travelled via helicopter to Buckingham Palace for a welcome re
In an emotional farewell that brought the nation to a standstill, Italy laid to rest the 19 Italian victims of the Nasiriyah bombing, the worst attack on Italian troops since World War II. On a day of national mourning marked by public sadness and pride,
Just days after the deadly synagogue attacks in Istanbul, the city's main courthouse was the scene of a dramatic but brief hostage drama as Kurdish protestors held several judges captive before being overpowered by Turkish riot police. A gang of about 20
Prime Minister Jean Chretien announced on Tuesday he will step down on December 12 after attending a Commonwealth meeting in Nigeria. Chretien, who turns 70 in December, previously said he would retire as prime minister by February 2004.
A Palestinian gunman, his rifle wrapped in a prayer mat, walked to a West Bank checkpoint and killed two Israeli soldiers at close range on Tuesday, just a day after both sides hinted at progress toward a truce and a quick Israel-Palestinian summit.The sh
US fighter jets crushed suspected insurgent positions on Tuesday in the largest bombardment of guerrillas in central Iraq since US President Bush declared the end of major combat in May. In northern Iraq, guerrillas detonated a roadside bomb, wounding two
The state visit of the US President George W. Bush to the UK will be held among high security measures, taken by the British police.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, the 56-year-old Hollywood action hero, was sworn in Monday as governor of California and said he was ready to take on the "massive weight we must lift off our state." After being sworn-in as the state's 38th governor, Schwarzenegger
Security cameras filmed a suicide bomber as he drove a truck laden with explosives at an Istanbul synagogue, Turkey's interior minister has said. Investigators are now trying to identify the attacker although the footage is not clear.
Former US soldier and Washington sniper suspect John Allen Muhammad was found guilty of murder, terrorism, conspiracy and a firearms charge in Monday's court session in West Virginia. The 42-year-old Gulf War veteran was convicted of shooting dead Dean Me
In a raid at Saddam Hussein's hometown of Tikrit Monday US forces attacked dozens of suspected guerrilla positions, killing six alleged insurgents and capturing others, officials have said. Meanwhile, in Baghdad troops continue their biggest-ever hunt for
Iraqi capital Baghdad fell into darkness in the early Monday for unclear reason. Wide areas of the city went out of power around midnight local time and stayed in darkness nearly four more hours.
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