Obama defends U.S. ties as he pays respects in Saudi Arabia
Before touching down in conservative Muslim kingdom, president gives nod to irony of key U.S. ally's human rights record
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Before touching down in conservative Muslim kingdom, president gives nod to irony of key U.S. ally's human rights record
State prosecutors say corrupt local official was behind disappearance and murder of 43 students, but many remain unconvinced
Hours-long siege ended when two assailants set off a grenade that killed them, officials say
As some who made it out alive revisit Nazi death camp, contemporary European conflict keeps liberating nation's leader at bay
Despite a move to soften relations between the U.S. and Cuba, the former Cuban president wrote about his misgivings
The sons of ailing ex-leader of Egypt Hosni Mubarak were freed after four years in custody although they face other corruption charges
Audio recording praises terror attacks by name and says loyalist should take opportunities to "shed a drop of blood"
Greek F-16 jet crashes into other aircraft on the ground during NATO training in southeastern Spain
After long and divisive dispute ends, 500-year-old institution celebrates milestone
Election of left-wing government in Greece highlights the mounting popular unrest in Europe over "austerity" policies
As Alexander Litvinenko lay dying from radiation poisoning in 2006, he named the man he thought had ordered his murder: Vladimir Putin
Prosecutors ask court to sentence Costa Concordia captain to 26 years in prison for the 2012 shipwreck that killed 32 people
Militants on "verge of defeat" after some 1,600 people killed, thousands displaced in battle for Syrian border town of Kobani
Parade displays military power and includes ornate floats highlighting India's cultural diversity
The Spanish have long known that author Miguel de Cervantes was buried somewhere near chapel in Madrid, but for 399 years his exact location has remained a mystery