Former UK PM Sir Edward Heath Dies
Former Conservative Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath has died at the age of 89. His successor Lady Thatcher said he was a "political giant" and "in every sense the first modern Conservative leader".
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55 Die in Plane Crash in Equatorial Guinea
A Russian-made plane believed to have been carrying 55 passengers and crew has crashed deep in a forest in Equatorial Guinea. All people aboard are believed dead as the plane crashed shortly after takeoff from the capital Malabo, the government said on Su
Afghan, US Forces Kill 20 Militants
Afghan army and US-led forces killed 20 Taliban and Islamist fighters in the southeast of the country in the latest wave of violence ahead of parliamentary polls in September, an Afghan defense spokesman said on Sunday. Dozens have been killed in the past
Proceedings Against Saddam 'Days Away'
Court proceedings against deposed Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein could begin within days, according to a special tribunal which says it has made the first charges against him. The tribunal's chief investigating judge says Saddam has been charged along with
Fresh Bombings Kill Four Iraqis
Two fresh car bombings in the Iraqi capital have killed four people, including three police commandos, hours after dozens died in a suicide attack. The first bombing, which took place in southern Baghdad, left two police commandos and a civilian dead and
Israeli Sniper Kills Hamas Commander
A commander in the armed wing of the Islamic resistance movement Hamas has been shot dead by an Israeli sniper after he left his home in the southern Gaza town of Khan Yunus. Palestinian medical sources named the man as 30-year-old Said Seyam, a Hamas com
Car Bomber Kills 58 Near Baghdad
Police say a fuel tanker hit by a car bomber exploded, killing at least 58 people south of Baghdad.
London Toll Hits 55
The death toll from the London terrorist attacks climbed up to 55 after another victim died in hospital overnight, police say. Bombers targeted three underground trains and a double-decker bus in London during the morning rush hour on July 7.
Muslim Leaders Condemn London Bombings, Justify Those in Iraq
Muslim leaders condemned the London's last week deadly bombings but did not decry all suicide attacks, saying those targeting occupying forces are sometimes justified. According to the imams the perpetrators of the subway blasts had violated the Quran by
World Games Duisburg 2005 Launched
The Opening Ceremony of the World Games Duisburg 2005 started Thursday evening with the arrival of the logo of the World Games Duisburg 2005. It was brought inside the MSV Arena by a representative of Akita (Japan) where the 6th World Games took place in
Six Injured in NY Building Collapse
A building collapsed in New York Thursday, injuring six people. About 30 firefighting unites were sent to the scene to look for anyone who might be trapped under the debris.
NASA Probes into Shuttle Failure
NASA is hunting the source of a problem that forced it to abort the launch of space shuttle Discovery. The US space agency had to scrub Wednesday's launch attempt when a fuel tank sensor started to play up.
British, Austrian Kidnapped in Gaza Strip
A pair of foreign workers, one British and one Austrian were kidnapped in the Gaza Strip. According to diplomatic sources, they were seized in the Bureij area of the central Gaza Strip, according to the Arabic TV network al-Jazeera.
British Police Find Numerous Explosives
British police have found a large quantity of explosives similar to the ones used in last week's attacks. The materials have been found in the city of Leeds.
Israel Seals Territories after Mall Blast
The Israeli army has sealed off the West Bank and Gaza Strip after a bomber blew himself up at a shopping centre in the coastal city of Netanya in Israel, killing at least three Israelis, a military spokesman says. The explosion hit a shopping centre in N
Bomb Blasts Hit Spanish Power Plant, ETA Responsible
The Spanish city Bilbao was hit by series of explosions to which ETA rebellious organisation has claimed responsibility. The explosions occurred near a power plant in the Spanish town of Amorebieta, located near the Basque city of Bilbao, several Spanish
Bomb Threat Closes Warsaw Underground
The only line in the underground of Poland's capital Warsaw was evacuated on Tuesday after an anonymous bomb threat, police said. Security at train and bus stations in Poland was stepped up after the attacks in London last week, which claimed the lives of
Prince Albert Assumes Monaco Throne
A day-long celebration kicked off to officially proclaim Prince Albert II of Monaco the ruler of the tiny Riviera principality. Celebrations opened with a solemn Mass at the vast cathedral where his father Rainier III was buried three months ago.
Blast Rocks North Beirut Suburb
A bomb blast wounded pro-Syrian caretaker Defense Minister Elias Al-Murr north of Beirut on Tuesday, security officials said. The blast targeted Murr's motorcade in the busy Christian Antelias suburb.
Monaco Expects Prince Coronation
Prince Albert II of Monaco is to be enthroned as ruler of the tiny Mediterranean principality. The move follows the death of his father, Prince Rainier, in April.
Bush Calls for Action on Terror
US President George Bush described last week's London bombs as "an attack on the civilised world" adding they would not be tolerated. Speaking at the FBI academy in Virginia, Bush said: "We continue to take the fight to the enemy and will fight until this
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