Some Romanians are nostalgic 20 years after revolt overthrew communist dictator Ceausescu
Some Romanians nostalgic 20 years after communism Karzai asks for investigation into killing of cousin in reported family feud
Karzai orders investigation into cousin’s slaying Lithuanian panel says authorities approved request for CIA prison, unclear whether one existed
Lithuanian panel: Authorities approved CIA prison 8 Russian circus tigers and a lioness die during 20-hour truck journey across Siberia
8 Russian circus tigers, lioness die during travel Russia’s Communists on 130th anniversary of Stalin’s birth: don’t criticize him today
Polish police: 5 men arrested in theft of ‘Arbeit Macht Frei’ have criminal pasts
Polish police recover Auschwitz gate sign, damaged Controversial demolition of Georgian war memorial leaves 2 people dead
Demolition of Georgian war memorial kills 2 Pope John Paul II moves a step closer to possible beatification with decree about virtues more images EU opens borders to over 10 million Serbs, Montenegrins and Macedonians after nearly 20 years
EU opens borders to Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia Poland tightens eastern border as hunt intensifies for stolen sign from Auschwitz memorial
Poland tightens border in hunt for Auschwitz sign Polish police: Auschwitz ‘Arbeit Macht Frei’ sign stolen from memorial site
Police: Auschwitz ‘Arbeit Macht Frei’ sign stolen Suicide bomber wounds 23 people in Russia; drive-by shooting kills 2 officers
Violence in Russia kills 2 people, wounds 23 Suicide car bomber wounds police, soldiers, civilians in Russia’s Caucasus province
Suicide bomber wounds 23 people in Russia’s south Suicide car bomber strikes police in Russia’s volatile Caucasus province, wounding 18
Suicide bomber wounds 18 people in Russia’s south Suicide car bomber strikes police in Russia’s volatile Caucasus province wounding 11 officers
Suicide bomber wounds 11 police in Russia’s south Suicide attack targets police in Russia’s volatile Caucasus province, officers killed
Suicide attacker targets police in Russia’s south Russia hails recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia by island nation of Nauru
Russia hails Nauru recognizing Abkhazia, S.Ossetia NATO commander says its Kosovo force will be cut by some 4,500 troops in January
NATO to cut troop levels in Kosovo BELGRADE, Serbia — Despite opposition from Serbia, NATO’s commander for Southeast Europe said the alliance will cut down its force in Kosovo by some 4,500 troops in January for possible use in hotspots like Afghanistan or Iraq. Czech zoo plans to relocate 4 rare northern white rhinos to Africa in effort to save species
4 white rhinos to move from Czech zoo to Kenya Europe marks 150th birthday of Polish-born Esperanto creator Zamenhof
Europe marks 150th birthday of Esperanto creator Moldovan officials say priest leads dozens smashing menorah with hammers in capital
Officials say priest attacks menorah in Moldova US envoy says he’s encouraged by meetings in North Korea
US envoy says he’s encouraged by talks in NKorea Bulgarian prime minister says country could accept 1 prisoner from Guantanamo
Bulgaria could take in a Guantanamo prisoner Russia-Norway consortium take biggest prize in Iraq oil bidding round
Russia-Norway team wins bid for Iraqi oil field New Russian missile may have caused blue spiraling lights in skies over Norway
New Russian missile may be behind Norwegian lights Greek shipowners paid ransom to Somali pirates, Ariana freighter to be freed soon
Greek-owned cargo ship to be freed in Somalia Reports: Russian nightclub death toll reaches 131; many others still in critical condition
Reports: Russian nightclub fire toll rises to 131 Chavez says thousands of missiles arriving as Venezuela prepares in case of war with Colombia
Chavez: Venezuela acquires thousands of missiles Obama praises Turkey for troop commitments in Afghanistan, seeks more help in war effort |
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