Armenian Police Investigate Mystery Yerevan Explosion
Armenian police are inquiring Saturday into the causes behind an uncanny explosion of decorative balloons at a rally in capital Yerevan Friday that left more than 140 people injured.
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Explosions Rattle Damascus ahead of Elections
Two explosions have shaken the center of Syrian capital Damascus Saturday, two days before parliamentary elections scheduled May 7.
Sarkozy Vows 'Surprise' Win at France Elections
French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who will seek re-election on the second round of presidentials Sunday, has vowed he will overturn the balance against rival, socialist Francois Hollande.
106 Wounded by Explosion in Armenia's Capital Yerevan
At least 106 people have been wounded in an explosion of gas balloons in the downtown of the Armenian capital Yerevan.
10 000 Ethnic Albanians Rise against Macedonian Govt over Lakeside Murders
More than 10 000 ethnic Albanians protested in Macedonia's capital Skopje on Friday to demand a fair trial for five people suspected of murder in a case that has raised ethnic tension in the tiny country.
Ukraine's Prosecutors Refuse to Open Tymoshenko Assault Case
The Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office has refused to initiate criminal proceedings on jailed former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko's assault and battery claim.
German Doctors to Treat Tymoshenko in Ukrainian Hospital
Ukraine's ex PM and leader of the Batkivschyna All-Ukrainian Association party Yulia Tymoshenko has agreed to begin treatment at the Ukrzaliznytsia Central Clinical Hospital (Kharkiv) on May 8 under the supervision of German doctors.
Russia to Set Up Military Maintenance Centers in Kazakhstan
Russia is planning to establish maintenance centers for Russian arms and military equipment in service with the Kazakh Armed Forces in Kazakhstan, the Russian Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation said on Friday.
Putin Wants to Treat Tymoshenko, Slams Euro 2012 Boycott
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin responded Thursday to calls for a boycott of the Euro 2012 football championship in Ukraine over the case of jailed ex PM Yulia Tymoshenko by saying that sport and politics should not mix.
Tadic Urges Serbs to Reelect Him for EU Integration's Sake
Serbia's Boris Tadic, who stepped down as president last month ahead of May elections, said on Thursday he would keep Serbia on the path to European integration if elected to a third term.
Macedonia Reveals Suspects in Lakeside Murder Case
Macedonian media have revealed the identity of the suspects for the brutal murder of five men that took place last month near Skopje.
Merkel Hasn't Made Up Her Mind about Ukraine Visit
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has stated that she would be making a last minute decision whether to attend the European Football Championship in Ukraine.
Libya Claims Sarkozy Campaign Funding Letter Is Fake
Libya's governing National Transitional Council (NTC) has exposed as a fake a letter pledging funding from the Gaddafi regime for French President Nicolas Sarkozy's 2007 election campaign.
EU-Kosovo Court Acquits MP, Ex KLA Commander of War Crime Charges
An EU-run Kosovo court has cleared Fatmir Limaj, a senior Kosovo politician and three of his associates of allegations, that they tortured and killed Serb detainees during the 1998-99 Kosovo war.
S&P Upgrades Greece out of Default?
Standard & Poor's Corp. said Wednesday it raised Greece's government debt rating out of default after the country completed a massive debt writedown with private creditors.
Lakeside Murder Suspects Transferred to Skopje Criminal Court
The alleged radical Islamic militants arrested over the murder of five men in Macedonia last month have been transferred to the Skopje Criminal Court.
Ruling Party Nominee Ader Elected President of Hungary
Janos Ader, the nominee of the ruling rightist party Fidesz and Prime Minister Viktor Orban, has been elected by the Hungarian Parliament as the new President of Hungary.
5 Killed in Egypt's Post-Arab Spring Clashes
Five people have died and dozens have been injured early Wednesday during riots outside the Defense Ministry in the center of Cairo, Egypt's Health Ministry reported.
Dutch Officials May Boycott Euro 2012 over Tymoshenko Treatment
The Netherlands' caretaker government has threatened to boycott the European Football Championship in Ukraine this summer, if the country doesn't improve the treatment of its prisoners.
Obama Vows End to Afghan War
President Barack Obama, speaking early Wednesday in Afghanistan at the tail end of a surprise visit there, discussed how the war will end and promised a steady drawdown of US troops.
Romania's New PM Announces Cabinet
Romania's PM-designate Victor Ponta has unveiled the country's new cabinet, which is expected to be supported by the Parliament on Thursday.
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