Sectarian Violence Ravages Iraq

Iraqis Cancel Reconciliation Conference After 86 Killed In 2 Days

• Oct 15, 2006

UN Agrees To Punish N. Korea, But How?

Security Council Backs Sanctions, But Divisions Arise Over Enforcement

• Oct 15, 2006

Catholic Church Has 4 New Saints

Indiana Nun, Mexican Missionary, Two Italians: All Devoted To Education

• Oct 15, 2006

String of Deadly Attacks In Afghanistan

U.S. Army Special Forces Soldier, 3 NATO Soldiers, Several Afghan Policemen and Civilians Killed

• Oct 15, 2006

Iraqi Police Force Faces Shake-Up

Forces Accused Of Complicity In Attacks; Headless Bodies Found In Orchard

• Oct 15, 2006

Bolton: U.N. 'Close To Agreement'

U.S. And Japan Continue To Push For Vote On Sanctions Against North Korea

• Oct 14, 2006

NATO Soldiers Killed In Afghan Ambush

Photographer And Assistant Kidnapped

• Oct 14, 2006

Security Council Backs N. Korea Sanctions

U.N. Resolution Approved; North Korea Rejects 'Gangster-Like' Demands

• Oct 14, 2006

Shiites Call For UK Troop Pullout

Many Shiites Say British Troop Presence Worsens Violence In Basra

• Oct 14, 2006

Peru's Shining Path Founder Gets Life

Abimael Guzman's Communist Vision Sparked Rebellion That Killed Nearly 70,000

• Oct 13, 2006

North Korea Nuke Blast A Dud?

U.S. Air Tests Show No Radiation; U.N. Agrees On Sanction Draft

• Oct 13, 2006

Ban Ki-Moon Named New U.N. Head

South Korean Foreign Minister To Succeed Kofi Annan On Jan. 1

• Oct 13, 2006

Latest Test May Confirm N. Korea Has Nukes

Senior Official Says One Of The Trials May Have Been A 'Nuclear Test That Failed'

• Oct 13, 2006

Top Brit General Sets Off Iraq Firestorm

Army Chief Says UK Troops Should Withdraw 'Soon,' Then Softens Remarks

• Oct 13, 2006

Nobel Peace Prize Goes To Asian Economist

Bangladeshi And His Bank Awarded For Loans To Poor Entrepreneurs

• Oct 13, 2006

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