Iranian military to target locations assisting any attackIran will strike back at any location from where attacks against it are mounted, Fars news agency quoted a senior military commander as saying Sunday.
"Any location which is used by the enemy for... | |
| Morning Jay: Mitt Romney and Conservatives, Myths, and Realities Mitt Romney won another decisive victory in Nevada over the weekend, his third out of a total of five contests to date. In what might be a surprise to many, he carried the Silver State caucuses with... |
| Internet Giants Remove Content After India Court Warning Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty broadcasts in 28 languages. Most of our programs are available on FM and medium-wave frequencies of local radio stations in the countries of our broadcast area. If... |
| Former Kazakh Customs Chief Arrested On Corruption Charges Former Kazakh state customs head Serik Baimaganbetov has been arrested on charges of abuse of office and large-scale bribery. His detention was announced on February 6 in a statement issued by... |
| Greek Unions Call For Strike As Crisis Talks Continue Greece's two largest private and public sector unions have called for a 24-hour nationwide strike to begin on February 7 to protest austerity measures at the heart of measures aimed at rescuing... |
| Cyclist Contador Suspended, Stripped Of Tour De France Title The Court of Arbitration for Sport has suspended Spanish cyclist Alberto Contador for two years for a doping offense committed during the 2010 Tour de France, which he went on to win. The... |
| Police: Olmert aide funneled him more than NIS 1m in bribes Activists report 'most violent bombardment in recent days,' worse than an attack on the city on Friday which residents say killed more than 200... |
| China denies Tibetan self-immolations happened in Sichuan Province BEIJING - Chinese officials denied reports that three ethnic Tibetans lit themselves on fire last Friday, according to a story on Monday in a state-controlled newspaper. The Global Times, a... |
| Arab League: Heavy fighting edging Syria into civil war Elarabi slams use of heavy weapons against civilians hours after dozens are killed in shelling of Homs, says escalation is taking the crisis in "a serious... |
| Eini details bodies that will join general strike Histadrut Labor Federation chairman Ofer Eini on Monday announced that a general strike in support of contract workers will begin on Wednesday. Banks, the Bank of Israel, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange... |
| Officer who 'forgot' soldier stripped of command IDF OC Northern Command Maj.-Gen. Yair Golan decided Monday to strip Lt.-Col. Moly Cohen of his role as commander of the 74th Armored Battalion. The decision came after Cohen was suspended by IDF... |
| Kamm petitions court over 'discriminating' bill Anat Kamm, the former IDF OC Central Command secretary sentenced to four and a half years in prison for serious espionage crimes, petitioned the High Court of Justice on Monday over a bill proposing... |
| Police arrest 9 suspected Jerusalem cult members Police arrested nine people Monday suspected of being members of a Jerusalem cult. The man suspected of leading the cult and two of his helpers, who had been arrested in August on suspicion of sexual... |
| Austria far right leader hurt by 'new Jews' remark likening anti-fascist protesters to a Nazi mob and his supporters to Jews.Heinz-Christian Strache's comment that "We are the new Jews" to an undercover journalist at a Vienna ball that... |
| SA supports UN on Syria On Saturday, China and Russia vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution on Syria which would have encouraged Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to give up power after nearly a year of... |
| Kids among dead in Philippines quake A three-storey building caved in and some seaside cottages were destroyed by waves in La Libertad, Negros Oriental, near the epicentre of the quake 5km off the shore of Tayasan town and at a depth of... |
| Dominican boat accident death toll at 18 The death toll from the capsizing of a boat that was trying to take 70 migrants from the Dominican Republic to Puerto Rico has risen to 18, local press said on... |
| Military deployed for police strike in Bahia The murder rate in Salvador de Bahia has more than doubled to 84 in the five days since the police went on strike on Tuesday night, demanding better pay and working conditions, local news reports... |
| China defends veto on Syria resolution State media on Monday defended China's decision to join Russia in vetoing a United Nations Security Council resolution on Syria, a move that US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called a... |
| Suu Kyi’s parliamentary bid gets green light Myanmar's Election Commission on Monday gave opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi the green light to run for parliamentary by-elections, another step toward political openness in a country... |
| Romney bags Nevada caucuses I'm realizing how much I miss the simple wisdom of Rick Perry. Little things like how you know he thought some GOP primaries were called caucuses because they attracted only Caucasians. Or that... |
| Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations begin with 62-gun salute on Accession Day 'In this special year, I dedicate myself anew to your service': Queen's vow as Diamond Jubilee celebrations begin with 62-gun Royal Salute on Accession... |
| Syrian forces shell Homs amid fury over Russia and China's failure to back ousting of dictator Innocent victim: A Syrian man holds a girl who activists say was seriously wounded in the Baba Amr neighbourhood of Homs by shells fired by regime forces on... |
| Baby becomes youngest person ever to have open heart surgery at 17-and-a-half hours old Little fighter: Jasmine Carr is on the road to recovery after becoming the youngest person to have open heart surgery. Pictured here with proud parents James and... |
| Tragedy as fiancee opens Valentine's card from soldier on Afghan frontline... and hours later is told he has been killed Tragic: Hayley Fisk, right, was delighted to receive a Valentine's Day card from soldier fiance Kyle Marshall, left, but joy turned to heartbreak when moments later, she was told he had been... |
| Google Earth removes gridlike pattern that sparked lost city of Atlantis rumours from the map After three years, Google Earth map has finally been updated to remove a gridlike pattern which sparked rumors that the underwater city of Atlantis had been... |
| Norway gunman asks court for "immediate release" OSLO: The Norway gunman who killed 77 people in twin attacks in July asked an Oslo court on Monday to release him immediately, saying his massacre was a "preventive attack against state... |
| Deadly cold front continues in Europe WARSAW - The toll from Europe's killer cold snap kept climbing Monday with nine new victims found in Poland, most of them homeless, and at least three people died after a Bulgarian dam... |
| '50 killed' as Syrian troops bombard Homs The bombardment came a day after the United States promised harsher sanctions against Damascus in response to Russian and Chinese vetoes of a draft U.N. resolution that would have backed an Arab... |
| Rival Palestinians To Form Unity Government Rival Palestinian factions have agreed to form a government of national unity and call new elections in a move that could end years of friction and divisions between Hamas and... |
| Growing Diplomatic Row Between US And Egypt Egypt 's ruling military council has accused them of working to destabilise the country. The US State Department said it was seeking "clarification from the Egyptian government" in a... |
| Activists: Syrian forces bombard Homs The government denied shelling the city, however, and said "armed terrorist groups" were attacking civilians and police in several neighborhoods. The state-run news agency also said Monday that... |
| Glencore, Xstrata hammer out premium as deal nears LONDON/CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Top executives at Glencore and Xstrata are hammering out the final details of a proposed $80 billion merger, including the premium on offer by the commodities trading... |
| A New Question of Internet Freedom PARIS - European activists who participated in American Internet protests last month learned that there was political power to be harnessed on the Web. Now they are putting that knowledge to use in... |
| Syria forces pound opposition; 33 killed An image taken from a video posted by Syrian opposition activists to the Youtube shows smoke rising from buildings in the city of Homs after an apparent rocket or mortar strike, Feb. 6, 2012.... |
| Josh Powell, 2 kids die in house fire (CBS News) The case of missing Utah mother Susan Powell took a horrific turn Sunday in Washington State. Officials say her husband, who was a person of interest in that case, killed their two... |
| Philippines earthquake kills scores (CBS/AP) Updated at 7:50 a.m. Eastern MANILA, Philippines - A strong earthquake in the central Philippines killed at least 43 people Monday as it destroyed buildings and triggered landslides that... |
| "Hidden" mortgage fee paying for payroll tax cut would be extended for two more months . At the time, both President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner lauded the move to avoid a tax increase for millions of working Americans. But... |
| U.S. warns Egypt over detained NGO workers (CBS News) As the chaos and protests continue in Egypt, there are now threats to the safety and security of 19 Americans working there, including the son of a member of President Obama's own... |
| "Eye Opener": Your world in 90 seconds Eli Manning leads the New York Giants to their fourth NFL championship. Also, a father probed in the disappearance of his wife takes his own life, and those of their two young boys. All that and... |
| Obama's step-grandmother hurt after car rolls in Kenya The relative said Monday that Sarah Obama was traveling to her home in the village of Kogelo, in western Kenya, when the accident happened Saturday night. He said the vehicle lost control and rolled... |
| JFK mistress reveals new details A book by a former mistress of President John F Kennedy has revealed new details of their relationship. Extracts in the US media of Once Upon A Secret by Mimi Alford recount the affair she had with... |
| Abbas to head Palestinian unity government Mahmud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority (PA), has agreed to lead an interim national consensus government to prepare for upcoming elections, under an agreement signed in the Qatari... |
| Deadly earthquake hits Philippine island A magnitude 6.7 earthquake off the central Philippine island of Negros has killed at least six people, including two children, and dozens missing. Following dozens of aftershocks on Monday,... |
| The Long Run: For Ron Paul, a Distinctive Worldview of Long Standing His parents married two days before the crash of 1929. He was reared on nightmarish stories of currency that proved worthless, told by relatives whose patriarch had fled Germany in the dark of night... |
| 'Goodbye' e-mail, then deadly blast >Check out CNN affiliates KIRO, KOMO, KUTV and KSTU for more on the story.(CNN) -- Shortly before he set fire to his Puyallup, Washington, house and killed himself and his two sons, Josh Powell --... |
| Zelizer: Why Romney is winning >Editor's note: Julian Zelizer is a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University. He is the author of "Jimmy Carter" (Times Books) and author of the forthcoming book "Governing... |
| The Week Ahead: February 6-12 Officials and experts from 56 OSCE participating states and international organizations meet in Vienna to discuss ways to prevent and suppress money laundering and financing of terrorism (to February... |
| Reports: Abbas To Head Palestinian Interim Government Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas (left) welcomes a prisoner wearing a Hamas headband following the release of hundreds of prisoners from Israeli jails in... |
| Revitalizing Japan: Building a disaster-resistant nation The Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami damaged many electric power stations. As a result, rolling blackouts and mandatory curbs on power consumption were put in place. The disaster highlighted... |