China: Japan’s WWII defeat marked
War veterans from around the world have joined China in marking the defeat of Japan and the end of World War II 60 years ago.
EU aid rewards Turk Cypriots
The European Union pledged millions of dollars in aid for Turkish Cyprus yesterday despite the failure of a peace plan to unite the island.
Suspected Aceh rebels ‘tortured’
Indonesian soldiers have been routinely torturing suspected Acehnese rebel prisoners, according to US-based group Human Rights Watch.
Bush ‘enjoys’ 9/11 grilling
US President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney answered questions today from September 11 commissioners trying to learn how followers of Osama bin Laden pulled off the worst terrorist attack in American history.
Iraq: More suicide bombers in Baghdad
At least 26 people have been killed in four car bombings in Baghdad, the US military has said.
EU bans US poultry
The European Union, South Korea and others slapped a ban on the import of all poultry products from the United States on Tuesday following the outbreak of a highly contagious strain of avian influenza in the state of Texas.
ENAR sends a wake up call to the EU on anti-racism
As the world celebrates the International Day Against Racism, the EU has disengaged itself from the fight against racism, says, ENAR - European Network Against Racism.
US: Bush urges calm over immigration
US President George W Bush has called for the debate over a controversial new immigration bill to be conducted in a "civil and dignified way".
A pop mucisian in Osamas`s family
She studied law at New Yorks Columbia University and had a career, recording songs in a Manhattan studio weeks before September 11, 2001.
The Political, Social and Economic Consequences for Women of Decisions Made
As we are seeing in Iraq, and saw in Bosnia, Rwanda, Timor, Sierra Leone, Kosovo and Afghanistan, the prevailing Powers use their military and political advantage in the immediate post-conflict period to prepare the future of the country concerned.