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World - Feb 3, 2007
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said on Saturday evening that rival Palestinian factions of Hamas and Fatah is nearly to agree on a national unity government following weeks of clashes between them.
World - Feb 3, 2007
Five militants were killed on Saturday during a special operation in the town of Malgobek, northwest of Russia's Ingush Republic, Russian news agencies reported.
World - Feb 3, 2007
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) on Saturday lashed out at the United States' permission of the novel of "Story of Yoko" being used as a middle school textbook, saying that book distorted the history …
World - Feb 3, 2007
A surge of car bombings and shootings on Saturday claimed the lives of more than a hundred Iraqis with several hundreds wounded in the capital Baghdad and left three northern cities under curfew, including the oil rich …
World - Feb 3, 2007
The White House strongly condemned the suicide attack in central Baghdad on Saturday that left at least 95 people killed and 200 others wounded.
World - Feb 3, 2007
The chief of World Trade Organization (WTO), who is currently on his East African tour to seek consensus for the restart of stalled trade negotiations, wrapped up his two-day visit Kampala on Saturday.
World - Feb 3, 2007
Iran on Saturday showed its uranium conversion factory (UCF) in the central city of Isfahan to envoys from the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) troika and Group 77 states, local Fars news agency reported.
World - Feb 3, 2007
Death toll in the bomb attack in central Baghdad's Sadriyah market, a predominantly Shiite area rose to at least 120 people killed and some 200 wounded on Saturday, the pan-Arab al-Jazeera TV channel reported.
World - Feb 3, 2007
Palestinian Interior Minister Said Siam announced on Saturday that the Fatah and Hamas movements had agreed on an immediate cessation of armed clashes in the Gaza Strip.
World - Feb 3, 2007
Seven car bombs, including a suicide one, went off in northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk on Saturday, killing two people and wounding up to 26, provincial police source told Xinhua.