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More than 70 years later, veteran returns Japanese flag to fallen enemy's family
Police say a Swedish journalist had been on his submarine before it was wrecked on Friday
Victims' families urge Malaysian government to agree to private sector hunt for doomed plane’s wreckage
Country's first distillery preparing to release Israel's first appropriately named single malt whiskey
The Palestinian president issued a decree that allows the government to jail anyone on vague charges, critics say
The strong quake was centered deep in the earth off Luzon island
Prime minister seeking to deliver a powerful show of force as he battles a slew of corruption allegations
Examining flood data across a 50-year period, researchers found significant shifts in timing along the Atlantic coast of western Europe from 1960 to 2010
Louisiana city's malfunctioning water-pumping system and the threat of more rain leaves some neighborhoods at greater risk of flooding
Government says federal police and marines caught Leticia Rodriguez in Puebla state
Hamid Ansari says Muslims were feeling insecure following attacks on them by Hindu hardliners on mere suspicion that they were killing cows considered holy by majority Hindus
Research shows likelihood that peace agreements will last longer increases when women involved in negotiations and that gender inequality is a top predictor of conflict
He says US needs to put strict conditions on continued assistance to Afghanistan requiring Kabul to demonstrate 'measurable progress' in curbing corruption, strengthening rule of law, improving financial transparency.
Motion comes on heels of no-confidence vote President Jacob Zuma narrowly survived earlier this week
Arrests are part of Tehran's decades-long crackdown against influences of Western culture
Over the years, some Rwandan exiles and refugees in Uganda have complained about risk of abduction by Rwandan agents
Disputes over the movie reflect the rising influence of the Russian Orthodox Church and the increasing assertiveness of radical religious activists
Kimlan Jinakul receives her diploma from country's king after spending more than 10 years studying for it
Announcement comes as Egyptians struggle in the face of steep price hikes as part of the government's economic reform plan
Four Egyptian policemen killed in restive northern Sinai peninsula
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