Communist Rebels Kill 49 Indian Cops

Group Based In Poor Central, Eastern Areas, Attacks Are Increasingly Bold

• Mar 15, 2007

World Powers Agree On New Iran Sanctions

U.N. Ambassadors Are Expected To Introduce Resolution To Security Council

• Mar 14, 2007

Palestinian Factions Complete Unity Talks

Hamas And Fatah Say They Will Present National Government To Parliament

• Mar 14, 2007

Britain Passes $40B Nuclear Sub Plan

Tony Blair Secures Approval To Replace Fleet Of 4 Nuclear Submarines, Despite Rebellion In His Own Party

• Mar 14, 2007

U.S. Readies Sanctions Against Sudan

Officials Says U.S. Will Impose Sanctions In Response To Sudan's Actions In Darfur

• Mar 14, 2007

Poland Honors Holocaust Hero

Irena Sendler Is Credited With Saving 2,500 Jewish Children From Warsaw Ghetto

• Mar 14, 2007

U.N. Nuke Inspector Upbeat On N. Korea

Inspector ElBaradei Says After Visit That Regime Is "Fully Committed" To Agreement

• Mar 14, 2007

Russia Getting Fed Up With Iran

State-Run Company Says Delayed Payments From Tehran Could Derail Energy Plant Construction

• Mar 14, 2007

Political Rebellion Over U.K. Nukes

Members Of Blair's Party Balk At Decision To Update Atomic Weapons Stock

• Mar 14, 2007

Ambush, Explosions In Southern Thailand

Police Suspect Muslim Extremists Ambushed Commuter Van In Restive Region

• Mar 14, 2007

U.S.: Al-Sadr Still In Iran

Spokesman Says Shiite Militia Leader Remains In Exile, Baghdad Crackdown Going Well

• Mar 14, 2007

Arrests In India Train Blast Investigation

Police Questioning Men Thought To Have Sold Suitcases Used By Bombers, Unclear If Linked

• Mar 14, 2007

Putin Visits Pope Benedict At Vatican

Highest Level Kremlin-Vatican Talks In Over Three Years

• Mar 14, 2007

Pride During Wartime

The Japanese And World War Two

• Mar 13, 2007

Zimbabwe Rival Leader Allegedly Tortured

Opposition Chief Morgan Tsvangirai And Other Activists Have Since Been Released, Pending Trial

• Mar 13, 2007

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