Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff, Lewis Libby, has been indicted on a total of five counts of perjury, obstruction of justic
The White House says President Bush's Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers has withdrawn her nomination
Two British lawmakers have asked a French oil company to stop doing business in Burma
Chinese health officials have reported a new outbreak of bird flu among more than 2,000 chickens and geese in the eastern province of A
Iraqis have approved a new constitution, despite strong opposition from the country's Sunni Arab community
United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan says the people of Burma are being harmed by the lack of an all-inclusive process for democ
Canada has denounced 10 years of detention for Burma's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi and has demanded her immediate and uncondi
The family of slain former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri has welcomed the findings of a UN report which has linked top Syrian an
Powerful Hurricane Wilma is lingering over Mexico's Yucatan peninsula, where it is expected to cause extensive damage
No injuries are reported from a small explosion that went off outside a hotel in the Burmese capital, Rangoon, Friday
Thousands of black Americans are gathering in Washington Saturday to mark the 10th anniversary of the "Million Man March," and focus on
An official with Britain's Foreign and Commonwealth Office is back home after a fact-finding visit to Burma that included a meeting wit
China has sentenced a US-based dissident to life in prison on terrorism and kidnapping charges
The national referendum on Iraq's new constitution has drawn to a close after a day of apparently strong voter turnout and little viole
A human rights watchdog group has issued a call for the United Nations Security Council to consider violations of human rights in Burma
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has admitted his country had been a supplier of arms to militants in Asia
Protests were scheduled in 10 countries Friday against a natural gas project in Burma led by the Daewoo company of South Korea
Streets in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, are mostly quiet Friday, as security measures take effect on the eve of a nationwide constitutio
Officials in earthquake-hit Pakistan say search and rescue operations for any survivors have ended, and that the effort now is to provi
The U.N.'s emergency relief chief says time is running out for many victims of the massive earthquake that demolished parts of Pakistan
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