FLAGS flew at half-mast across Finland yesterday as the country’s leaders struggled with tough questions about the internet and private gun ownership.
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INDIAN police have arrested a founder of a little-known Islamic militant group, which has claimed responsibility for a wave of bombings that have killed more than 120 people i
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A CATHOLIC priest was fighting for his life yesterday after being stabbed in the throat and stomach by an attacker who only hours earlier had been watching the controversial t
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VIOLINS used by Holocaust victims – including an instrument whose case was used to smuggle explosives that blew up a Nazi base – were played yesterday in a concert in Jerusal
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AID workers in eastern India struggled to provide food to tens of thousands of flood victims after riots broke out yesterday.
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United States: Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed a law making it illegal to read or send text messages while driving in California.
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NORTH Korea has barred United Nations inspectors from its Yongbyon main nuclear reactor and is continuing plans to reactivate the plant.
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JOHN McCain called for the first face-to-face debate of the US election to be postponed last night, after both presidential candidates urged Americans to come together to solv
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It can be costly to charge a cellphone or use the Internet in parts of the African country where electric devices may be restructed to publicly-available facilities
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Research company believes The East African Marine System will beat two competitors in securing markets on the continent in a race that promises to bring lower broadband costs to businesses and consumers
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