Venezuela's VP in Havana to see Chavez, family
Leaders of Argentina and Peru also traveled to Havana saying they hoped to ask about the Venezuelan president's condition
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Leaders of Argentina and Peru also traveled to Havana saying they hoped to ask about the Venezuelan president's condition
Government plans a low-key ceremony for the third anniversary of the earthquake that killed hundreds of thousands of people
After many lucrative years on the high seas, Mohamed Abdi Hassan announces his retirement and urges youth away from piracy
A region whose Buddha statues were destroyed by the Taliban, Bamiyan province has made advances in education and the role of women
Decision of Belfast City Council to lower the British Flag has sparked rioters to hurl firebombs and bricks at police
King Abdullah allowed women to have up to 30 seats on the Shura Council, which reviews laws and questions ministers
Brazilian police believe Jorge Selaron may have used paint thinner to self-immolate while standing on his famous steps in Rio
Military starts air operation to assist African desert nation against Islamist extremists as Malian president declares emergency
Recent high temperatures dehydrated many mother and baby bats, causing to crash land during their flight
Vladimir Franz, an artist tattooed head to toe, is running third in polling for president of the Czech Republic
Only 14 known portraits of composer exist; Previously unidentified work features him looking directly at viewer without his wig
Costa Concordia company's chief executive tells survivors of 2012 shipwreck they're not invited to official anniversary ceremonies
Jere Van Dyk on the challenges and concerns facing the Afghan leader as the U.S. prepares to wind-down its war in his country
At least 13 soldiers reported killed as anti-Assad militants took full control of air base, seizing helicopters, tanks and multiple rocket launchers
Former French colony in West Africa celebrates annual event for recognized religion with 2 men claiming to be pope