BRITAIN was condemned yesterday for its involvement in the United States rendition programme in a highly critical United Nations report.
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A CARGO plane on a logistical mission to peace forces in Somalia crashed into Lake Victoria yesterday with 11 people on board, including three Burundian officers.
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A ROADSIDE bomb killed a Canadian soldier and wounded four others in Afghanistan.
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SUDAN, whose president has been charged with war crimes by the International Criminal Court, and North Korea are among the world’s eight most repressive societies, a US hu
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An 87-year-old Australian citizen accused of killing a Jewish teenager in Hungary during the Second World War has asked a Perth court to prevent his extradition.
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CHINA has launched a brutal crackdown in Tibet since last year’s protests, the Dalai Lama claimed today in a speech to mark the 50th anniversary of the failed up
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United States: Scientists have welcomed the signing by President Barack Obama of an executive order to allow funding of broader research into stem cells.
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A SUSPECTED rebel suicide bomber attacked a gathering of Muslims celebrating a religious holiday outside a mosque in southern Sri Lanka today, killing ten people and wounding
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Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has said he would like to run for re-election and change the constitution to allow voters to put him in office as many times as they want.
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CHINA today rejected an accusation from the United States that a US Navy mapping ship was surrounded and harassed by Chinese vessels, saying that the US vessel was breaking in
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