Daniel Tovrov

After three years of investigation, Italian state police have caught the head of Sicily's major crime family.

Italian parliament will vote on budget cuts designed to save more than 40 billion euros.

Photos from the nation-wide labor strike in the UK Thursday.

Did Hitler escape the fall of Berlin? Newly public FBI documents show that the bureau followed up on sightings and Argentine-leads.

The Russian Prime Minister promised that his party will run a harsh and forceful presidential campaign.

Two French war correspondents have come home after more than 500 days in Taliban control.

Could Thaksin Shinawatra reclaim power in the country from which he was exiled?

A 24-hour strike has stalled schools and business in the UK as union workers fight against pension cuts. Our members are faced with everything they have ever worked for being taken away from them, Public and Commercial Services Union spokesman Richard Simcox told IBTimes.

A protest in Chile turned to Zombies and the King of Pop for support.

Expert testimony has claimed that the DNA evidence used against Knox is unreliable.

David Cameron is looking to the Adriatic Sea for an indication of what might happen in Britain should austerity measures be passed.

The appeals trial for an American girl incarcerated in Italy for a grisly murder took an interesting turn this week.

Angering many in Greece, the government has passed unpopular austerity measures. Protestors took to the streets.

Angering many in Greece, the government has passed unpopular austerity measures. Protestors took to the streets.

The Dutch lower house has approved a humane slaughter bill that will counter Islamic and Jewish religious practices.

The US congressman visited Syria, where he met with state officials as well as opposition leaders.

Violence against women is endemic of the lawless African nation, which the UN has sadly called the rape capital of the world.

A scandal has sent eight under-22 players home before the football tournament in Argentina.

In defiance of the ICC, Bashir and Hu Jintao are meeting in Beijing this week.

Iran test-launched a spate of new missiles that can hit Israel and US installations in the Middle East

The Hague is looking for evidence linking the Libyan leader to rapes committed during the current civil war.

Without telling his government, the head of Afghanistan's central bank has left the country and taken up residence in the US.

Math nerds rejoice, today is Tau Day, which is twice as fun as Pie Day

The UN Security Council approved a resolution to protect the disputed Abyei region for 6 months.

During the appeals trail of the Amanda Knox case in Italy, current prison inmates talked about their connections to the murder.

Unions and the British government have failed to reach a consensus in the ongoing pension dispute.

The Islamic sect has struck another Nigerian city, this time bombing a popular beer garden.

The FIFA Women's World Cup has kicked-off in Germany. Check here to find out where to watch the action online.

Should Gaddafi leave Libya, he could now stand trail at the UN's International Criminal Court.