India Ferry Sinking: Desperate Search For Survivors As Death Toll Mounts
The chief minister of Assam, Tarun Gogoi, has ordered an investigation into the sinking that killed at least 103 people and left scores more missing.
May Day In France: Le Pen Refuses To Endorse Either Sarkozy Or Hollande
In protest, Le Pen declared she will cast a blank ballot in the May 6 poll.
Weaker Economic Data May Bring QE3 Closer
The one constant that we can rely on is the willingness of the Federal Reserve to act promptly if the data were to become unambiguously negative
At Least 100 Die In Ferry Sinking In Northeast India
The vessel reportedly capsized and broke apart into two segments.
Turkish Police Brace For Huge May Day Rally On 35th Anniversary of Taksim Massacre
Almost 40 people were killed and hundreds wounded by unknown shooting assailants in a tragedy that officially remains a mystery.
Ikea Denies TV Report It Knowingly Used East German Prisoners As Forced Labor
Swedish retailer Ikea rejected claims in a new documentary that claims it used East German political prisoners in its factories in the 1970s and 1980s.
Saudis Suggest Bin Laden Clan May Stay In Kingdom
Two of bin Laden?s ex-wives are Saudi, while another is a national of Yemen
Red Cross Asks Pakistan Media Not To Broadcast Video Of Murdered Aid Worker
His kidnappers and killers have threatened to release a video they took of Dale?s decapitation.
French Election: Sarkozy Battles Ghost Of Gaddafi
Sarkozy linked the publication of the document to the imminent elections.
Israel: Leading Polls, Netanyahu May Call Early Election
Some ultra-Orthodox members of Netanyahu?s coalition have vowed to fight changes in the law.
U.S. May Allow Iran Limited Uranium Enrichment: Report
Iran and six other world powers, including the U.S., will resume nuclear negotiations in Baghdad, Iraq on May 23.
Iran: A Modern Day 'Nazi Germany'?
Some top Israeli officials have repeatedly compared the current regime in Tehran to Nazi Germany and Adolph Hitler?s program of exterminating the Jews.
French Elections: Sarkozy And Hollande Make Appeals To Far Right
Challenger Francois Hollande and incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy are apparently seeking to attract those who cast ballots for Marine Le Pen in the French presidential election's first round on April 22. The way these voters break most likely will determine the winner of the second round on May 6.
India's Child Marriages: An Ancient Evil, A Modern Reality
Child-marriages have been illegal in India since the 2006 passage of the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, but the practice persists unabated, particularly among the rural poor.
S&P Downgrades Spain, Cites Mounting Risks From Debt
S&P downgrades Spain, citing debt worries.
Osama Bin Laden's Family To Depart Pakistan Thursday; US Worries Over Revenge Attacks
The discovery of the world?s former most wanted man threatened relations between the U.S. and Pakistan.
Israel Army Chief Claims Other Nations Also Prepared To Strike Iran
Gantz had earlier stated that he believed international sanctions will force Iran to give up its atomic ambitions.
Pakistan: Foreign Minister Claims Military Power Easing, While Prime Minister Convicted Of Contempt
She also said that this new dynamic may lead to significant changes with respect to Pakistan?s relationships with the U.S. and India.
North Korean Missiles Are Fakes: Analysts
The latest photos suggest that the magnitude of Pyongyang?s military build-up might have been grossly exaggerated.
French Elections: Sarkozy?s Fate May Depend On Marine Le Pen
Sarkozy has to walk a fine line between trying not to alienate Le Pen?s supporters, while appearing not to agree with some of their more extremist points of view.
Israeli Military Chief Skeptical Iran Will Develop Nuclear Weapons
Gantz?s moderate and cautious rhetoric is a far cry from the dramatic statements and belligerent stances of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and defense minister Ehud Barak,
Pakistan Tests Intermediate-Range Nuclear-Capable Missile
The missile?s impact point was somewhere in the Indian Ocean, according to the military unit.
IBTimes Feature: After Half Century Of Development, South Korea Still An Emerging Market
Over the past three decades, South Korea has catapulted itself from Third World-caliber poverty to becoming a technologically superior economic powerhouse.
Canada To Lift Some Sanctions Against Myanmar
However, Ottawa will keep in place a ban on any arms trade with Myanmar.
Syria Not Withdrawing Weapons From Urban Areas As Promised: UN
Syrian soldiers and security forces are harassing and even killing people who were seen talking to UN truce mediators in the country.
Pakistan To Issue ID Cards To Hindus, But Discrimination, Forced Conversions Continue
As Hindu marriages are usually not registered under Pakistani laws, many Hindus are unable to provide proof of their marriages, making it impossible to acquire passports and other important documents.
Armenians Commemorate 97th Anniversary Of Genocide
Turkey claims that Armenians who perished were simply the victims of war.
Pakistan To Test Long-Range Missile; Deepens Defense Ties With China
Air travel between India and the Persian Gulf will likely have to be postponed or re-routed during that period.
I'm Alive: Hugo Chavez Calls Venezuelan TV Station To Declare Himself Among The Living
Neither Venezuelan nor Cuban media have released any recent photos of the Socialist leader as they have during his previous jaunts to Havana.
U.S. Embassy Warns of Impending Terror Attack In Nairobi, Kenya
In recent months, the new terror threat on Kenya has come from al-Shabab militants who rule much of neighboring Somalia