NATO invites Pakistan to Chicago summit
Invitation to Chicago comes after Islamabad proposes reopening valuable Afghan border to alliance's military supplies
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Invitation to Chicago comes after Islamabad proposes reopening valuable Afghan border to alliance's military supplies
Newly inaugurated French president's plane struck by lighting en route to Berlin, prompting flight to turn back
At investiture ceremony promises to fight financial speculation and "open a new path" in Europe
Ratko Mladic finally going to trial on charges of masterminding brutal ethnic cleansing campaign in early '90s
Francois Hollande was sworn in as France's president on May 15, 2012, in Paris
Roadside bomb strikes car belonging to U.N. observer mission minutes after regime forces opened fired on funeral procession
Motive of self-immolation outside Oslo court house unclear, as trial continues of mass murder suspect Anders Behring Breivik
Continued political uncertainty leaves international creditors on edge
Jere Van Dyk, a former hostage himself, discusses the plight of a U.S. soldier held hostage by Pakistani militants
World Wildlife Fund's Living Planet report also says global biodiversity severely impacted in past four decades
Two female giraffes die of stress after vandals break into zoo; Officials trying to find companion for widowed male giraffe
Defiance marks 64th annual "Nakba," or catastrophe, as thousands of Palestinians remain refugees
Man accused of being agent of Israeli spy agency put to death for 2010 killing of physics professor with bomb-rigged motorcycle
Islamic Republic's envoy to talks with U.N. nuke agency, which suspects weapons work at Parchin site, takes optimistic tone
Ex-News of the World editor and News International chief executive accused of trying to "pervert the course of justice"