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- Obama and McCain give competing July 4th addresses
In dueling holiday addresses, President Barack Obama appealed for public support of his domestic programs and Sen. John McCain said Americans should side with Iranian election protesters. The 2008 rivals for the White House both cited the spirit of the
- Iraq declines offer of U.S. help with reconciliation
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq Saturday ruled out foreign involvement in its efforts to reconcile rival factions, just after visiting U.S. Vice President Joe Biden urged Iraqis to do more to bury grievances and stave off renewed conflict. Biden, on a three-day
- 2 US soldiers among 31 die in Afghanistan
KABUL: Two US soldiers and seven Afghan policemen were killed in separate explosions Saturday. Seven police officers and two army soldiers were killed in bomb blasts in the southern flashpoint provinces of Kandahar and Helmand where the US Marine
- Italy suspends use of US firm's railcars after deadly inferno
Revising the casualty toll, Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said the number of dead now stood at 19 following the death of a badly-burned woman. Twenty-five others were injured, 11 seriously. Rome -- Italy's national rail safety agency suspended the use
- Iran says some local British embassy staff will be tried
The head of Iran's powerful Guardians Council has said that some local British embassy staff arrested for allegedly playing a role in post-election violence will be put on trial. According to the British government, seven of nine local staff originally
- Iran opposition supporters rally in Brussels for vote re-run
Brussels, July 04: Hundreds of Iranian opposition supporters rallied in the European quarter of Brussels on Saturday calling for a re-run of the contested presidential election and the release of political prisoners. At least 500 people -- 1,000
- Yemenia suspends flights following Comoros crash
The operator of a Yemeni aircraft that crashed into the Indian Ocean off the Comoros this week has suspended all flights to the islands. Only one person - a teenaged girl - survived when the Airbus A310 plunged into the sea as it came in to land at the
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AP - President Barack Obama warned on Saturday "there will be difficult days ahead" in Iraq and said the U.S. will remain a strong partner to Iraq for its security.
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