Romania: Anti-missile interceptors to be deployed
03/19/2013 5:43am
Romania's defense minister said Tuesday U.S. plans to deploy anti-missile interceptors in his country are going ahead and that Romania has an "exceptional" partnership with the United States.
Police agency: 3,600 crime gangs active in EU
03/19/2013 6:37am
While the European Union's citizens are struggling to cope with the economic crisis, the continent's criminals are cashing in.
New European group aims to aid democracy struggles
03/19/2013 8:02am
When democratic uprisings broke out across the Arab world two years ago, the European Union bureaucracy was slow to provide funding and other help that was needed urgently. The result was anger among democracy advocates and soul-searching among political leaders.
Cyberwar manual lays down rules for online attacks
03/19/2013 8:31am
A panel of experts is publishing a first-of-its-kind rulebook on cyberwarfare, a manual aimed at applying the venerable practice of international law to the emerging field of military hacking.
Challenge for pope in Europe's dwindling church
03/19/2013 9:16am
The church is made of rusty steel beams separated by gaps, and its austere beauty won it an international prize. Yet the eerie desolation of the see-through art installation has also turned into a reflection on the state of Roman Catholicism on a religion-weary continent where real churches, like the dozen dotting the hills of this verdant area, increasingly lose their flock and function.
American gets back art taken by Nazis during WWII
03/19/2013 9:35am
France has given an American an art collection that Nazis took from his grandfather during World War II.
Poles describe Himalayan climb where 2 died
03/19/2013 10:09am
It was a race against the clock, against the mountain and against the darkness _ and two climbers lost their lives doing it.
Pakistani girl shot by Taliban returns to school
03/19/2013 12:33pm
Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani teenager shot in the head by the Taliban, has returned to school for the first time since she was targeted.
French minister resigns in face of tax-fraud probe
03/19/2013 1:52pm
France's budget minister, ensnared in a ballooning scandal over suspected tax fraud and money laundering, on Tuesday became the first resignation in President Francois Hollande's 10-month-old Socialist government.
Hungarian journalist asked to return state award
03/19/2013 3:59pm
Hungary's Minister of Human Resources has asked a journalist to return a state award he received Friday after Israel and the United States complained about disparaging remarks he had made earlier about Gypsies and Jews.
1 injured in attacks in Turkish capital
03/19/2013 4:28pm
Assailants on Tuesday fired a rocket-propelled grenade at the headquarters of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ruling party and hurled two hand grenades at the Justice Ministry's parking lot, slightly wounding one person, officials said.
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