[ad_1] Princess Anne said there were no surprises as her brother, King Charles, prepared to formalize his position as king with a coronation on May 6 – a role he has held throughout his life as the longest-serving heir. English…
[ad_1] In April 2008, a senior British intelligence official flew to Tel Aviv to deliver an explosive revelation to his Israeli counterparts: Britain had a mole in Iran with high-level access to the country’s nuclear and defense secrets. The spy…
[ad_1] Explosions rocked the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, on Monday as Ukrainian officials warned of a large-scale Russian missile strike aimed at targets across the country. The missile approached Kyiv at about 5 am local time and air defenses appeared to…
[ad_1] POZO COLORADO, Paraguay – Paraguayans elected Santiago Peña, a 44-year-old conservative economist, as the new president on Sunday, keeping the South American country in control of the right-wing Colorado Party that has run the country for all but five…
[ad_1] When a 1,300-pound walrus appeared in Oslo last summer, swimming on the pier and eating oysters, it became a beloved local delight and an overnight international media sensation. The walrus, a rare visitor to the Norwegian capital, was named…
[ad_1] Ukraine is ready for a military push Ukrainian soldiers are preparing for a spring offensive, and the country is under pressure to show some success to boost the morale of soldiers and civilians, bolster Western support and reclaim stolen…
[ad_1] News Severe fuel shortages have forced Cuban authorities canceled the International Labor Day parade, which had been set for Monday. The event usually draws hundreds of thousands of people dressed in red, waving flags and banners in support of…
[ad_1] After a ceasefire failed in Sudan’s capital, two weeks of fighting between the country’s army and paramilitary groups has fueled renewed violence in Darfur, a region scarred by two decades of genocidal conflict that has left 300,000 dead. A…
[ad_1] The Sudanese doctors’ union posted a message on Facebook several times a day listing the number of hospitals still operating in Khartoum, or an emergency alert for doctors to report to field hospitals set up in homes across the…
[ad_1] Ronald Reagan’s raucous performance in the first presidential debate in 1984 raised more than a few eyebrows in the press and among Republican pollsters. “Reagan’s debate performance invites open speculation about his ability to serve,” said a Wall Street…