Officials: Syrian army stable despite defections
Syrian regime is maintaining troop loyalty by keeping paychecks coming even as food, fuel run out for the rest of the country
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Syrian regime is maintaining troop loyalty by keeping paychecks coming even as food, fuel run out for the rest of the country
Tourists will be able to see and admire the beloved Pinta Island giant tortoise, a symbol of a disappearing species, even in death
Mumbai police put damper on group's gleeful practice after family complained of daily "public nuisance"
It is one of several personnel changes announced by the Vatican before the pontiff heads off for summer vacation
Military units approaching border to be treated as direct threat in serious escalation in tensions from downing of Turkish jet
Court nixes government decree allowing military to arrest civilians, a decision critics said was akin to imposing martial law
A look at some of the worst violence from sectarian fighting which raged for decades
Syria rebels and elite government troops, led by President Assad's brother, fight in Damascus suburbs
Teams have removed about 3,000 mines that the government says were planted by militants fleeing strongholds around Zinjibar
MI5 director says end of dictatorial regimes is creating a "permissive environment for al Qaeda" in the Arab world
A delicately choreographed handshake is expected to mark significant progress towards peace in Northern Ireland
Egyptian president-elect moves into presidential palace amid uncertainty about just how much power the military will give up
Norwegian man has received terrorist training in Yemen and is awaiting orders to carry out attack, officials tell the AP
Police say they tried to talk 25-year-old man out of jumping from western pillar; first suicide on the French landmark in two years
"Hostile act" unlikely to result in Turkey going to war, NATO taking armed action against Arab state