U.S. national faces "blood diamonds" charges
American-Belgian businessman suspected of enslavement and pillaging diamonds during Sierra Leon's civil war agrees to extradition
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American-Belgian businessman suspected of enslavement and pillaging diamonds during Sierra Leon's civil war agrees to extradition
Weeks after blowing up an ancient temple in Syria, witnesses say militants have attacked a larger, even older site nearby
Treasure hunters in Poland are swarming the reported site of an alleged Nazi train filled with gold and gems
Dozens of firefighters among the 158 killed by massive explosions at chemical warehouses that were breaking the rules
Thousands of people escaping bleaks futures in war-torn Syria and elsewhere are clamoring to reach European soil before they face a new obstacle
More mudslides feared after storm killed at least 20, caused "monumental" damage; Hurricane Fred forms in Atlantic; Ignacio expected to skirt Hawaii
Environmental protection group accuses Spanish village of destroying 6,000-year old Neolithic burial site
Extremists in control of Palmyra have been systematically destroying one of the world's most important archaeological sites
Rival militant factions clash just a few miles from the city center, where an upscale neighborhood came under mortar fire
The White House simultaneously pushes Pakistani officials to step up fight against militants, and extends an invitation to D.C.
Tens of thousands protest PM Abe's likely-to-pass legislation that would allow troops to engage in combat for the first time since World War II
For 30 years, 400 million Europeans have traveled freely between dozens of countries, but terrorism, migrants and crime could stop that
Michael Desaedeleer accused of profiting during Sierra Leone's bloody civil war; first time a businessman arrested for exploiting their diamonds
Station overrun with migrants from Middle East unable to travel on to Germany or other countries -- and unwilling to return home
Police say man identified only as a 28-year-old foreigner was holed up with bomb-making equipment, stacks of passports