UAE
January 1, 1970
Share prices in Tokyo edged downward on Tuesday as investors took their cue from weak US stocks and political uncertainties in the United States and i
British Prime Minister Tony Blair will travel to Moscow for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin on November 21, a Kremlin spokesman told ITAR-
Four Indian army soldiers, including an officer, were killed early Sunday in an apparent suicide attack on a military camp by two suspected separatist
Kuwaiti police have seized 26 million dollars worth of Christian and Islamic antiquities from Lebanon and arrested five men on smuggling charges.
Two Saudis who hijacked a Saudi Arabian Airlines jet were under interrogation, the Iraqi News Agency reported Sunday after all the passengers and crew
Although some might think that Lizzy is trying to make us dizzy with this ultra-shocking pink-psychedelic outfit… I think not. It suits her just fine.
The Damascus-based Popular and Democratic Fronts for the Liberation of Palestine have predicted that the uprising against the Israeli occupation will
The Yugoslav authorities announce that a second round of presidential elections would be held on October 8, a move swiftly rejected as \"a joke\" by t
Israelis and Palestinians continue to wrestle with the intractable problem of sovereignty over Jerusalem's holy places, with the hope that compromises
Robert De Niro will receive a lifetime achievement award at the 48th San Sebastian Film Festival.
Filipinos fleeing to Malaysia to escape a military attack on Muslim rebels will be treated as war refugees and placed in a camp, Prime Minister Mahath
Health officials in Saudi Arabia are playing down the danger of a Rift Valley disease outbreak that has killed 17 people and infected dozens.
A laboratory breakthrough by Italian scientists is poised to fuel a bitter ethical row about the use of embryos in transplant research, the journal Na
Air pollution is extremely serious in Cairo, with an almost permanent haze hanging over the city that is home to one-fourth of Egypt's population.
President Alberto Fujimori's decision to call new elections and not to run as a candidate caused confusion in Lima Sunday, as analysts sought to under