The US said Wednesday that it is planning more consultations with other countries to decide whether to rejoin the six-party denuclearization talks involving North Korea.
Israeli and Palestinian leaders didn't hesitate to bring up provisions during their first direct talks in 20 months Wednesday, though many of their demands haven't been settled in decades.
Ten Afghan civilians were killed Thursday in a NATO airstrike on three vehicles carrying election campaign workers in northern Afghanistan, President Hamid Karzai said in a statement.
Three coffins used to bring back some of the eight Hong Kong tourists killed in last week's Philippine hostage crisis were mislabeled, a Hong Kong government spokesman said Thursday.
Libya released 37 Islamist prisoners close to Al-Qaida, including one former detainee at the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Al Jazeera television reported Tuesday night.
More than a dozen Palestinian militant groups on Thursday pledged to step up joint and separate attacks on Israeli targets to foil Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations kicking off in Washington Thursday.
Chinese President and his Ukrainian counterpart Viktor expressed Thursday the willingness to lift the cooperative China-Ukraine relationship to a new level.
The US military formally concluded its combat operations in Iraq on Tuesday, marking the end of a seven-year-long war that was neither popular in Iraq, the United States, nor the world at large.
Apple goes smaller and cheaper on Wednesday from refreshed iPod media players to rent- only TV set-top box system in hope of a brighter upcoming holiday sales season.