Iraq: Lorry bomb targets police
At least 22 people have been killed by a suicide bomber who blew up a lorry with explosives at a police station in Baghdad.
India: 13 villagers killed by rebels
Rebels in the eastern Indian state of Jharkhand have killed at least 13 people in a remote village, police say.
Jordan: Dozens killed in hotel blasts
So far 57 people have been killed and roughly 300 injured in explosions at hotels in Amman, Jordans caital.
Peace through UN Resolutions
The right of peoples to self-determination is a fundamental principle of the United Nations Charter. Self-determination is the basic tenet upon which nation states have been established. It is the central organising principle for the conduct of international relations between sovereign states.
Italy seeks Libyian co-operation
Italy has summoned Libya's ambassador for talks on efforts to tackle illegal immigration to Italy.
Soldiers missing after attack
Two US soldiers were confirmed missing today after an attack on their convoy in Iraq, with fears they could be the latest in a series of kidnap victims.
UN: Launches biggest appeal to date
The United Nations has launched its largest humanitarian appeal in its history.
Afghanistan: Ammunition blast ‘kills 28’
A massive blast at an illegal munitions store in northern Afghanistan has killed 28 people and injured many others, officials say.
19 March 2003
No sharper criticism of USA from Petersen Resounding Norwegian no to war in IraqSwedish bid rejected by Gjensidige Nor Call for weapons boycott SAS close to the brink Todays comment from Vårt LandSport
Liberia: Sex-for-aid a widespread policy
Young girls in Liberia are still being sexually exploited by aid workers and peacekeepers despite pledges to stamp out such abuse, Save the Children says.