Middle East Peace Talks To Resume, Says Kerry

US Secretary of State John Kerry has announced that an agreement has been reached between the Israelis and Palestinians for the basis to resume Middle East peace talks. It follows a stalemate of almost three years. "I'm pleased to announce that we've...

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Schindler's List For Sale On Ebay For $3m

An original copy of Schindler's list is up for an sale on eBay - but collectors will need to spend at least $3m (£1.9m) to get their hands on a rare piece of Second World War history. The typewritten list - one of only four in existence - bears the...

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Obama: Trayvon 'Could Have Been Me' Years Ago

Barack Obama has said Trayvon Martin "could have been me 35 years ago" and urged Americans to do some "soul-searching" about the country's racial history. The President took the rare step of speaking about his own personal experiences of racism, as...

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Panama: Cuba 'Owns' North Korean Ship Arms

Cuba has claimed it owns the arms that were found on board a North Korean ship that Panama has impounded. Panama has called for United Nations investigators to inspect the shipment of missile parts found on the Chong Chon Gang as it tried to enter the...

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Arabian Al Qaeda Number Two Killed By Drone

A Saudi who was freed from Guantanamo Bay only to become second-in-command of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has been killed. Said al Shehri died in a US-led drone strike in Yemen, senior AQAP official Ibrahim al Rubaish said in...

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India: 20 Children Die After Eating School Meal

At least 20 children, aged between eight and 11, have died after eating free meals at a primary school in eastern India. At least another 35 children remain in hospital in Patna, the Bihar state capital. Ten of the youngsters are in a critical condition. ...

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Egypt: Morsi Supporters In Cairo Police Clash

Supporters of deposed Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi have clashed with police as they continued to demand his return to office. Police fired tear gas at the protesters on and around Ramses Square in central Cairo. Demonstrators retaliated by throwing...

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Panama: North Korea Ship 'Smuggling Missiles'

Panama has stopped a North Korean ship which it claims was trying to illegally sneak sophisticated missiles through the Panama Canal. Panamanian authorities boarded the ship suspecting it was carrying drugs, however, when they searched it they discovered...

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Greece: Ex-Finance Minister Faces Prosecution

By Anthee Carassava, in Athens Greek lawmakers have voted in favour of the criminal prosecution of former finance minister George Papaconstantinou for wiping the names of relatives from a list of 2,000 suspected tax cheats with Swiss bank accounts....

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Eight-Year-Old Saved From Lake Michigan Dune

An eight-year-old boy trapped in a sand dune beside Lake Michigan for several hours has been rescued. The boy, who has not been named, was playing at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore state park when he partially fell into a hole and then got stuck under...

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Moscow Bus Crash: 18 Killed And 25 Injured

Eighteen people have been killed and another 25 injured in a road crash outside Moscow, Russian officials said. A truck, a bus and several other vehicles were involved and the dead includes a young girl, said the interior ministry. The accident took...

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Trayvon Martin: George Zimmerman Acquitted

George Zimmerman has been acquitted of all charges over the fatal shooting of black teenager Travyon Martin in Florida. Mr Zimmerman was freed after the jury deliberated for more than 15 hours over two days in the second-degree murder trial. The jurors...

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