Daniel Tovrov

Similar to last year's disastrous wildfires, the Russian wilderness is again ablaze.

Gunmen stormed a provincial government headquarter in Baqubah, in Iraq's Diyala province

The Italian people voted for justice. But will their Prime Minister ever be prosecuted for his many alleged crimes?

Berlusconi's conservative party suffered a major defeat in recent vote.

Police were the targets of a new terrorist cell in Indonesia.

Presidents of the soon-to-be-independent nations met in Ethiopia to discuss the occupied area of Abyei.

More than 200 foreign migrant workers were discovered on a truck bound for the United States.

A series of tremors hit the city of Christchurch Monday, just months after a devastating quake killed 180.

An American-Israel is being detained in Egypt for trying to spread chaos in the Egyptian public and harm the state's political, economic and social interests.

The Syrian government took control of border-town Jisr al-Shoghour over the weekend.

In an effort to compensate distraught families, the Canadian government has paid out over $1 million to Afghan civilians. Will the US follow suit?

A 2010 decision not to extradite ex-militant and convicted Italian murderer Cesare Battisti has been upheld by Brazilian courts.

Violence continues between North and South Sudan; thousands displaced from their homes

Fifteen years after its civil war ended, Croatia prepares to be the EU's 28th member state.

In the city of Morelia in the Mexican state of Michoacan, twenty-one men have been found dead in what authorities consider drug-related murders.

Two wild Indian elephants insight panic in Mysore.

As Syrians continue to flee across the northern border, Turkey keeps its doors open.

The President wanted to be sure that he'd gotten his man before making the news of Osama bin Laden's death public.

The Taliban is speculated to be behind the attack which killed a government official, the groom and seven more.

Contrary to State Department policy, economic aid may not prevent Pakistanis from turning to militant radicalism.

As violence escalates in the Arab Republic, Syrians flee across Turkey's still-open borders.