As more troops head to Abkhazia, Moscow and Tbilisi accuse each other of aggression.

An interreligious choir reminds Bosnians that the country's differences need not preclude unity.

Beyond the hints of horrific organ trafficking, Carla Del Ponte's memoirs reveal her true mettle as a prosecutor.

An excerpt from former Yugoslav war-crimes prosecutor Carla Del Ponte's controversial memoir.

WESTERN BUREAU: At least one Spanish investor has put on hold plans to construct a hotel, and two others have diverted their attention from Jamaica, as the Spaniards take a wait-and-see attitude to the country's investment climate. The Gleaner has

With Colonel Trevor MacMillan ascending to the post of minister of national security, the 2006 Jamaica Labour Party-sponsored anti-crime study will now figure prominently.Titled 'Road Map to Safety', the report made a raft of recommendations aimed at arresting...

A FLORIDA man awaiting sentencing for illegally exporting military items to the United Arab Emirates is facing new federal charges after prosecutors say they discovered evidence of a deal to sell ammunition to Jamaica.Permanent secretary in the Ministry...

Governor Ted Strickland has cancelled a visit to a fuel cell conference in Akron today. Instead he's staying in Columbus to deal with the on-going controversy over Attorney General Marc Dann. WKSU's Karen Schaefer reports.

Governor Ted Strickland and most Ohio Democratic officeholders told Attorney General Marc Dann 10 days ago to quit or be impeached. When he refused to step down, Democratic lawmakers got to work on their articles of impeachement. And despite speculation

90210' releases new cast snapshot (Between the adorable geek, glamorous mother, and teen temptress, the photo looks very "Saved By The Bell" meets "The O.C.") (Entertainment Weekly)- The newest installment of MTV's 'The Real World' will be filmed in Brooklyn

WENDY Alexander's position as leader of the Scottish Labour Party was last night described as "impossible and untenable" after she was forced into yet another U-

TORY leader David Cameron today called on Mr Brown to admit that Ms Alexander had called for an early referendum and that on the issue they "simply don't agree".

Prime Minister Gordon Brown today unveiled a wide-ranging legislative programme for the coming year with a pledge to build a more prosperous and fairer Britain.

PM Manmohan Singh voiced concern over the firing on the sidelines of Defence Investiture ceremony at Rashtrapati Bhavan.

Davinder Arora believes the the decision to ban the spinner for five ODIs amounts to punishing the bowler twice for the same offence.

Wicketkeeper Brendon McCullum, NZ's most dynamic batsman, has been elevated to number five in the batting order.

Delhi High Court issued a notice to the centre on an IHF petition challenging the IOA's decision to suspend it.

One of Scotland's universities is to become a centre for sporting excellence to boost the country's athletic prowess, First Minister Alex Salmond said today.

The 2-year-old boy who fell into Belmont Harbor on April 18 whilestrapped into his stroller was transfered to the RehabilitationInstitute of Chicago on Tuesday.

An effort to end violence is underway at a school where a student was tragically shot dead two months ago.