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Serbs and Albanians hold talks
VIENNA (Reuters) - Serbs and ethnic Albanians resumed talks on the future of Kosovo on Friday, marked by a row over the presence of a former guerrilla commander at the negotiating ...

Syria opposition forms united front to oust Assad
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Exiled Syrian opposition leaders announced the creation of a united front on Friday with the aim of forming a transitional government to replace President Bashar ...

"Dismal" world strategy on Darfur risks more horror
NAIROBI (Reuters) - The international community's "dismal" response to a three-year conflict in Sudan's Darfur region risks costing thousands more lives and creating proxy wars in a ...

Chirac calls for urgent talks over French protests
PARIS (Reuters) - French President Jacques Chirac called for swift talks on Friday between the government and unions over a youth employment law after Paris protests against the ...

Zimbabwe opposition seeks new leaders, direction
HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's main opposition will elect a new leadership this weekend, hoping to reinvigorate the splintered party's challenge to President Robert Mugabe and its ...

Blair's party declares big loans in UK sleaze row
LONDON (Reuters) - A sleaze row threatening British Prime Minister Tony Blair gained momentum on Friday when his Labour party said it had received 14 million pounds ($25 million) in ...

Hamas leader puts resisting Israel before politics
DAMASCUS (Reuters) - Running the Palestinian Authority will not deflect Hamas from its overriding goal of pursuing a long-term struggle with Israel, the leader-in-exile of the ...

Liberia requests extradition of Taylor: Nigeria
LAGOS (Reuters) - Liberia has formally requested the extradition of former president Charles Taylor, who is living in exile in Nigeria and is indicted for war crimes, the Nigerian ...

Milosevic was not poisoned
THE HAGUE (Reuters) - The UN war crimes tribunal said on Friday that preliminary results of blood tests showed no indication Slobodan Milosevic's death by heart attack was caused by ...

Christians, Jews, Muslims must seek dialogue: Pope
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Christians, Jews and Muslims must work together to promote peace and teach respect for religions and their symbols, Pope Benedict said on Thursday.

US human rights report leaves Cyprus fuming
NICOSIA (Reuters) - Cyprus's justice ministry on Thursday said it would refuse to cooperate with future U.S. human rights reports, saying a State Department assessment issued this ...

Canada agrees to Qaeda suspect extradition hearing
TORONTO (Reuters) - The Ontario Superior Court agreed on Thursday to hold an extradition hearing for a Canadian man who is wanted in the United States on charges of buying weapons for ...

Jericho raid gives Olmert pre-election boost: polls
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's seizure of a radical Palestinian leader pushed interim Prime Minister Ehud Olmert further ahead in opinion polls published on Thursday ahead of a March ...

US, Russia push nuclear power at G8 energy meet
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia and the United States called on Thursday for the world to embrace nuclear power to guarantee stable supplies of energy and cut emissions of harmful ...

US to China: Don't cling to "old ways"
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House pressed China on Thursday for further reforms of what it called "discredited" trade policies and criticized its military expansion in a ...

Violence erupts in French student protests
PARIS (Reuters) - French police used teargas and water cannon when violence erupted as students turned up the heat on Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin over a jobs law on ...

Five nations confirm bird flu outbreaks
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Four Asian nations and Denmark confirmed the presence of the deadly H5N1 strain of avian flu on Thursday while Israel said it feared bird flu had killed turkeys on ...

Iran flexible on inspectors, not core nuclear issue
TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran on Thursday offered more access to U.N. inspectors if their watchdog agency, not the U.N. Security Council, dealt with its nuclear dispute with the West.

Iraqi leaders deadlocked as US mounts raid
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - U.S. forces launched a major offensive against insurgents on Thursday, while Iraq's new parliament held only a brief first session as deadlock remained over ...

Japanese city rejects plan for more US Marines
TOKYO (Reuters) - Voters in a Japanese city overwhelmingly rejected a plan on Sunday to bring more planes and troops to a nearby U.S. Marine base, complicating talks on relocating U.S.

French PM under pressure after protest
PARIS (Reuters) - French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin faced the biggest test of his 10 months in office on Sunday as he prepared to defend youth labor reforms which have ...

UK to urge Europe to help Iranians win more freedom
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will call on Monday for an expansion of global broadcasting in Iran and more material in Farsi published on the Internet in an effort to support Iranians' ...

Colombian voters elect Congress
BOGOTA, Colombia (Reuters) - Colombians went to the polls on Sunday despite fear of rebel violence to elect a new Congress that will rule on legislation pushed by President Alvaro ...

Kosovo is the key to rise and fall of Milosevic
KOSOVO POLJE, Serbia and Montenegro (Reuters) - This is arguably where it all began, the place where Slobodan Milosevic made his pitch to become the defender of Serbdom, telling the ...

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