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Germany: concert in Berlin for 20 years of reunification
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Brazil faces presidential runoff
Brazil faces a presidential runoff after ruling party candidate Dilma Rouseff failed to claim the 50 per cent of the vote required for overall…
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Bosnia faces divided presidency post election
Bakir Izetbegovic is on course to become one of Bosnia's three presidents according to election results. The son of Bosnia's wartime leader Alija…
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Brazilian clown proves politics is a funny business
Voters the world over complain about having clowns for politicians, but Brazilians embraced the idea by sending a real one to Congress with more…
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China climate talks need deal to maintain credibility
The UN climate chief has urged governments to make real steps towards a new treaty to battle climate change. It comes as delegates meet in the…
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Japan issues threat alert for its citizens in Europe
Increasing concern about possible militant attacks on civilians in Europe has led to Japan becoming the latest country to issue a warning for its…
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EU and Asian leaders talk trade and ties in Brussels
A massive security operation is underway in the Belgian capital as EU and Asian leaders gather for a key summit on trade, money and the climate.…
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Bosnia set for more ethnic deadlock after election
Bosnia looks set for more political deadlock drawn along ethnic lines following the weekend's election for the tripartite presidency. The Serb…
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London hit by tube strike
A 24-hour strike on London's Underground has disrupted the travel plans of millions of commuters. The walkout by members of two unions is in…
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West Bank mosque fire blamed on Jewish settlers
Palestinians have accused Jewish settlers of arson after a mosque was set alight in the West Bank Officials say carpets were burned at the mosque…
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Sanofi goes hostile with Genzyme bid
As expected, Sanofi-Aventis has launched a hostile takeover bid for US biotechnology firm Genzyme. The French drugmaker is taking its 13.5 billion…
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Wilders trial adjourned after judges accused of "bias"
The trial of controversial Dutch politician Geert Wilders has been adjourned after only a few hours - when he accused the judges of bias. Wilders…
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NATO head "regrets" Pakistani soldier deaths
The head of NATO has apologised for the deaths of Pakistani soldiers in a strike against Taliban militants near the country's border with…
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Defence expert plays down new terror threat
First it was the United States and then Britain. Now it is Japan's turn to warn its citizens against possible terrorist attacks in Europe. All…
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End of the road for Opel Antwerp
Opel's car assembly plant in Antwerp, Belgium, is to close at the end of the year. Parent company General Motors said it had been unable to find an…
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EU-ASEM talks seek more trade, yuan may not help
China appears immune to pressure to adjust its policy of keeping its currency weak. At international talks in Brussels, Beijing has remained cool…
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Rousseff looks to 'Lula effect' to win presidency
Brazilian presidential candidate Dilma Rousseff may not have won enough votes to seal victory in the first-round of the country's election but she…
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IVF pioneer wins medicine Nobel prize
British scientist Robert Edwards, whose work led to to the birth of the world's first 'test-tube baby', has won this year's Noble Prize for Medicine.…
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Stockholm stages anti far-right protests
Thousands of people have protested in the Swedish capital of Stockholm as the far-right Sweden Democrats entered parliament the first time. The…
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Dealing with 'homegrown' terrorism
Europe is facing the threat of an al-Qaeda terror attack. Western intelligence says there is a high risk of a strike by so-called homegrown…
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