Over 300 years later, Russian soldiers get socks
Since the late 17th century, Russian soldiers have been using wraps to cover their feet, but an official says it's time to change
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Since the late 17th century, Russian soldiers have been using wraps to cover their feet, but an official says it's time to change
Man who risked his life undercover with the far-right says xenophobic, antisemitic hate is far from dying out in Austria and Germany
Cleric Tahirul Qadri wants to weaken the political system in Pakistan, but he can't even contest elections because of his dual citizenship, Khar says
Qaeda-linked extremists move closer to capital despite intensive aerial bombardments by France's warplanes
Steam engine chugs through London's Underground in tribute to world's oldest subway system
Photo posted online by al Qaeda-linked al-Shabab group allegedly shows 1 of 2 troops killed in failed rescue attempt
The Tube celebrates its 150th in steamy fashion, bringing back a restored locomotive to chug under London's streets
Attorney claims 1 of 5 men already facing fast-track trial for gang-rape, murder, faked his age in documents by 9 years
Hospital admissions for respiratory illnesses up 30% as Chinese officials warn residents to keep kids indoors
Pronouncement comes as concerns grow that Pyongyang may be readying another nuclear test
Venezuelan president has severe lung infection after fourth cancer operation; Still no date for inauguration, making foes irate
Police claim 26-year-old woman driven to desolate location and assaulted; Six arrested as country confronts dark issue
U.N. envoy said Russia seems determined as the U.S. to end Syria civil war, but that he doesn't expect a political solution anytime soon
Officials confirm to CBS News the U.S. is providing France with refueling and intel support in fight against Mali Islamists
At least one French commando killed Friday in Somalia during a botched hostage rescue; U.S. gave limited technical support, president said