Israeli official: Iran pulled back from the brink
Iran decided to use one-third of its enriched uranium for civilian purposes recently, Israeli defense minister said
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Iran decided to use one-third of its enriched uranium for civilian purposes recently, Israeli defense minister said
Man wearing Afghan police uniform kills two British troops, military officials say
Hurricane Sandy was the deadliest hurricane to make landfall on the island nation in seven years
The move, announced last week, has been criticized by some members of the Likud, but passed by a large majority Monday
Syrian air force drops barrel bombs; Rebels attack regime positions; U.N.-backed cease-fire never really took hold
The country's relationship with the West has soured since charismatic opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko was jailed
Police investigating late BBC host Jimmy Savile on sex abuse allegations have Gary Glitter in custody, British media report
Shepherds led their flocks through Madrid's streets in defense of ancient grazing and droving rights threatened by urban sprawl
Tsunami warning has been issued; No immediate reports of damage
Witness accounts suggest militants may have used the anti-Islam film controversy as a cover for the deadly attack
Number of dead climbs as officials survey destruction of homes and bridges in islands
U.S. monitoring group says pictures of Sudanese weapons factory suggest it was hit by an airstrike
Dozens killed as unraveling of holiday truce marks latest setback to ending country's civil war
Activists arrested protesting a crackdown on dissent after detained opposition figure disavows confession allegedly made under torture
11 members of newly-formed terror group accused of plotting attacks on domestic, foreign targets; Explosives, bomb-making manual and ammunition seized