Syria Massacre Draws International Condemnation
The massacre of 92 civilians, including 32 children younger than 10, by government forces in Syria has drawn international condemnation.
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Serbia Won't Trade Kosovo Recognition for EU Entry
Serbia has no intention of recognizing Kosovo as an independent nation, the country's newly elected President Tomislav Nikolic declared in Moscow on Saturday.
Syria Massacre Death Toll over 90, Opposition Says
Syrian regime forces have killed more than 90 people in the area of Houla since midday Friday, opposition activists have stated.
Russian Leaders Putin, Medvedev Power Ahead with Role-Switching
Russia's ruling United Russia party is electing the newly appointed Prime Minister, and now former President, Dmitry Medvedev as party leader at a party congress on Saturday.
Conservatives Overtake Radical Left ahead of Greek Elections - Poll
A new public opinion poll has found that the conservative party New Democracy has gained a lead ahead of Greece's general elections scheduled for June 17, in a retake of the May 6 elections which failed to produce a governing coalition.
Campaign for Independence from UK Launched in Scotland
Supporters of independence for Scotland have launched a campaign which they hope will lead to the demise of a 305-year-old union with England, as part of the United Kingdom.
Vaclav Klaus Calls on Greece to Exit Euro for Its Own Good
Czech President Vaclav Klaus has joined a chorus of voices, claiming Greece's exit from the euro zone is the best solution to the current dead-end.
Defeated Tadic Rejects Possibility to Be Serbia's Next PM
Outgoing Serbian President Boris Tadic, who was defeated in presidential elections Sunday, has said he most probably will not be Serbia's new PM.
Three Climbers Die on Mt Everest
At least three climbers – a South Korean, a German and a Nepali-born Canadian woman - have died while returning from the summit of Mt Everest, Nepali officials say. Two more are missing.
Italy Earthquake Death Toll Climbs to 7
The number of victims from the deadly earthquake that struck Northern Italy in the early hours Sunday has risen to seven.
Tadic Loses Serbian Presidential Elections to Nikolic
Incumbent Boris Tadic has lost the presidential elections in Serbia to his opponent, Tomislav Nikolic from the Serbian Progressive Party.
NATO Chief ahead of Summit: No Rushing Out of Afghanistan
NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen has insisted that "there will be no rush for the exits" in Afghanistan regardless of the intention of new French President Francois Hollande to withdraw France's troops from the ISAF.
Russian Opposition Stages Protest Rally in St. Petersburg
Russian opposition activists and renowned cultural figures participated in a protest walk across Russia's second largest city St.
Lockerbie Bomber Al-Megrahi Dies in Libya
Abdel Baset al-Megrahi, a former Libyan intelligence officer who convicted in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, died Sunday.
Serbians Go to Polls in Tadic-Nicolic Presidential Faceoff
Serbia is holding run-off presidential elections Sunday, with voters having to choose between incumbent reformist Boris Tadic and nationalist Tomislav Nikolic.
Italy Shaken by Deadly Earthquake
Northern Italy has been shaken by a very strong earthquake just hours after a 16-year-old girl was killed and other students were injured by a bomb in front of a school in Brindisi in the south.
Monti Pledges to Fight Crime after School Bomb Attack
Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti has declared that his government is determined to fight crime and not allow the country returned to its violent and "subversive" past.
Mafia Involvement Not Certain in Italy School Blast - Minister
Investigators are yet to find evidence suggesting the bomb that went off outside a school in the southern Italian city of Brindisi is the work of the mafia, according to the country's Interior Minister Anna Maria Cancellieri.
Bomb Goes Off Outside Italian School, Kills Girl
A 16-year-old girl was killed and at least six students were injured as a bomb exploded in front of a school in the southern Italian city of Brindisi on Saturday.
Russian Opposition to Bring 'March of Millions' Closer to Kremlin
The Russian opposition wants its next "March of Millions" protest rally scheduled for the Day of Russia, June 12, to be held closer to the Kremlin in the Russian capital Moscow.
Erdogan in Bulgaria: I Don't Care What Assad Says
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has snubbed the statements of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad over the humanitarian and stability situation in Syria.
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