Will U.S. free a spy to save Mideast peace talks?
Official says deal emerging that could see man convicted of spying for Israel freed in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners
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Official says deal emerging that could see man convicted of spying for Israel freed in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners
U.S. Navy's Salvage Operations official discusses race against the clock to find black box beacons' electronic signal; find out why he says it's "certainly a possibility" plane may never be found
As Russia puts squeeze on smaller neighbor with gas bill hike, police in Kiev go after nationalist radicals who helped chase out Kremlin-backed president
A descendant of royals, an eye doctor, and a former World Bank official appear to be the leading candidates to replace Hamid Karzai
Latest Russian troop movements leave Ukrainian officials baffled; diplomatic solution to crisis no nearer
Police and Brazilian Marines roll into massive complex of slums near Rio de Janeiro's international airport in the latest security push ahead of World Cup
Tokyo residents enjoy the first weekend of cherry blossom season
Judge denies request of 3 Al-Jazeera English journalists accused of fabricating news reports and supporting terrorist groups
The 2,000-year-old boxes contain bone fragments and pottery likely buried with deceased; officials suspect they were to be sold on black market
Reshuffle comes after Socialists suffer losses in nationwide elections seen as referendum on President Francois Hollande's leadership
President Yoweri Museveni said he is "now mobilizing to fight" Western gays he accuses of promoting homosexuality in Africa
Australian PM vows to keep up search indefinitely as massive international effort is dealt another blow by floating junk
In surprise visit, Dmitry Medvedev vows to ensure new Russian residents will reap benefits of "being part of a strong country"
Police, military move into impoverished areas where drug gangs rule the streets ahead of World Cup
Former military ruler denies charges linked to strongman tactics during presidency, and many doubt he'll even face trial