MILAN (Reuters) - The world can feed itself with less food output than previously forecast if it turns to sustainable farming, cuts waste and stops excessive consumption, the United Nations Food and ...
WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland demanded an apology from the White House after President Barack Obama spoke of a "Polish death camp" while announcing an award to a Polish resistance fighter for ale...
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Wednesday that the U.N. Security Council should not consider new measures to resolve the crisis in Syria at this point and signaled it would block any effort to auth...
The Obama administration remains opposed to military action in war-torn Syria, arguing it would lead to greater chaos and carnage.
BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Wednesday reiterated its opposition to military intervention or regime change in Syria, and called again for all sides to support mediation efforts by peace envoy Kofi An...
MAHACHAI, Thailand (Reuters) - Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi received a rapturous reception in Thailand on Wednesday from crowds of cheering compatriots who flocked to celebrate her first...
ANKARA (AFP) - Turkeys Islamist-rooted ruling party is preparing a bill to slash the time limit for abortions, party sources said, after the prime minister triggered outrage for likening abortion to ...
Peter ONeill has been sworn in as PNGs prime minister, ending a three-hour standoff with the acting governor-general.
CREVALCORE, Italy (AFP) - Dozens of aftershocks hit northeastern Italy overnight as thousands of jittery survivors spent the night in tent camps after the regions second killer quake in days.
PARIS (AFP) - Twelve months ago, Virginie Razzano arrived at Roland Garros mourning her fiance who died just five days before the tournament started.
MELBOURNE, May 30, 2012 (AFP) - - Australian officials are seeing a rising number of Asian fish imports containing banned antibiotics, a report said Wednesday.
MASERU (AFP) - Lesotho opposition parties have agreed to form a coalition after veteran Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisilis party failed to win an absolute majority in parliamentary elections.
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NEW DELHI (AFP) - Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has denounced fresh allegations that he turned a blind eye to corruption within his government and has vowed to resign if any wrongdoing is prov...
ADDIS ABABA (AFP) - Top negotiators for Sudan and South Sudan have held their first talks since deadly border fighting last month took them to the brink of war, even as Juba accused Khartoum of fresh...
BANGKOK (Reuters) - Airports of Thailand Pcl (AOT) is to spend about $1.9 billion over the next five years to expand capacity at Bangkoks overcrowded Suvarnabhumi airport by a third, its president sa...
BANGKOK (Reuters) - A Thai website editor was found guilty on Wednesday of insulting the monarchy but was given a suspended jail sentence, a light punishment in a high-profile case that has renewed t...
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda edged closer on Wednesday to a possible deal with the opposition to push through his plan to double the sales tax, after party heavyweight Ich...
SYDNEY (AFP) - An 81-year-old Australian man on Wednesday lost a bid to have charges that he raped his wife in the 1960s dropped on the grounds that forcing a spouse into sex was not a crime at the t...
(Reuters) - The biggest challenge for Chinas next leaders is confronting a lawless police state nurtured by the Communist Partys own drive to put top-down control ahead of human rights, blind activis...
LEIDSCHENDAM, Netherlands (AFP) - Liberias convicted warlord Charles Taylor faces sentencing for war crimes by a special UN court Wednesday for arming Sierra Leones rebels who paid him in "blood ...
KARACHI (Reuters) - Pakistani truck drivers who deliver supplies to Western forces in Afghanistan seethe whenever they recall a cross-border NATO air attack that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers last yea...
NEW YORK (AFP) - Blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng has accused Beijing of failing to uphold its own laws, saying its abusive treatment of dissidents threatens the countrys political stability.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AFP) - Tony Parker scored 34 points and the San Antonio Spurs stretched their win streak to 20 games, defeating Oklahoma City 120-111 to seize command of their NBA playoff series.
WELLINGTON, May 30, 2012 (AFP) - - The grieving families of 29 men killed in a New Zealand mine explosion 18 months ago said Wednesday they were abandoning a campaign to recover their loved ones bodi...
(Reuters) - A United Nations group has called for the immediate release of a U.S. citizen serving a 22-year prison sentence in Nicaragua for drug trafficking and money laundering, concluding that he ...
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Mitt Romney clinched his Republican partys White House nomination by winning its Texas primary, vowing to get America "back on the path to prosperity" by defeating Barack O...
Some 18 million people will go hungry in west Africa this year, the UN says.
Captain John Ronayne, an Australian artillery officer, says the Afghan gunners hes been training have demonstrated a massive leap forward in proficiency.
YANGON (Reuters) - As Myanmar opens up after five decades of military rule, a country run on cash is finding a new alternative: plastic.
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