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Annan hopes for Kenyan power-sharing deal within days

CBC Lead Headline | Tue Feb 12, 2008 21:08 EST
Negotiations between the Kenyan government and opposition parties continued Tuesday as the chief mediator said he hoped a power-sharing deal could be struck within days. more

France to announce Afghanistan plan in April

CBC Lead Headline | Tue Feb 12, 2008 21:08 EST
France will not announce a decision on whether to offer additional troops to help Canadian soldiers in southern Afghanistan until April, according to French diplomats. more

Obama takes first win in 'Potomac primaries'

CBC Lead Headline | Tue Feb 12, 2008 21:08 EST
After winning the Virginia primary on Tuesday night, U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama hoped for a resounding blow to the hopes of rival Hillary Rodham Clinton with follow-up victories in Maryland and the District of Columbia. more

Russia could aim missiles at Ukraine if it joins NATO: Putin

CBC Lead Headline | Tue Feb 12, 2008 21:08 EST
President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that Russia may target nuclear weapons at Ukraine if the former Soviet Republic joins the NATO military alliance. more

Suspect admits he torched South Korean landmark

CBC Lead Headline | Tue Feb 12, 2008 21:08 EST
Police said Tuesday that a 69-year-old man previously convicted of arson admitted to setting the fire in Seoul that destroyed the 14th-century gateway, considered the country's most treasured landmark. more

UN pleads for $265 million to aid Iraq

CBC Lead Headline | Tue Feb 12, 2008 21:08 EST
The United Nations says Iraq desperately needs $265 million in aid money in order to provide its population with urgently needed food, water, health care, sanitation and education. more

Israel to build 1,000 homes in contested areas of Jerusalem

CBC Lead Headline | Tue Feb 12, 2008 21:08 EST
Israel announced plans Tuesday to build more than 1,000 homes in disputed east Jerusalem, infuriating the Palestinians and putting strain on already troubled peace talks. more

Bhutto's book explores Pakistan's struggle for democracy, modernity: former adviser

CBC Lead Headline | Tue Feb 12, 2008 21:08 EST
Benazir Bhutto's final book extols her belief that Pakistan must embrace democracy as well as balance Islamic traditions with modernity, according to a friend and former advisor to the slain leader. more

Brother-in-law of Diana denies directing murder plot

CBC Lead Headline | Tue Feb 12, 2008 21:08 EST
The brother-in-law of the late Princess of Wales denied allegations that he directed a plot to kill Diana, in testimony before the British inquest into her death on Tuesday. more

Police: Plot to Kill Not-for-Prophet Cartoonist

ABC News (US) | Tue Feb 12, 2008 21:08 EST
The Danish cartoonist's drawings sparked outrage in the Muslim world.

Feds: U.S. analyst leaked secrets to China

CNN Lead Headline | Mon Feb 11, 2008 15:10 EST
A U.S. Defense Department analyst has been arrested and charged with espionage, accused of passing American military secrets to the Chinese government. Court documents unsealed today identify the defense worker as Gregg William Bergersen, 51, of Alexandria, Virginia. developing story

Death toll rises to 22 in twin Baghdad bombings

CBC Lead Headline | Mon Feb 11, 2008 15:10 EST
The death toll has risen to at least 22, with 42 wounded, after two car bombs exploded in Baghdad on Monday in what officials said was an attack on a meeting of U.S.-allied Sunni tribal leaders. more

Chinese Spy Case Rocks Department of Defense

Foxnews Lead Headline | Mon Feb 11, 2008 14:30 EST
Two cases involving China unfolding - Defense official, two Chinese nationals, ex-Boeing worker arrested WATCH LIVE

Chinese Spy Case Rocks Defense Department

Foxnews Lead Headline | Mon Feb 11, 2008 14:20 EST
Two espionage cases involving China unfolding - Defense official, two Chinese nationals, ex-Boeing worker arrested

Serbs Rally in Support of European Integration

Deutsche Welle (Europe) | Mon Feb 11, 2008 14:20 EST
The refusal by Serbia's nationalist Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica to sign an accord with the European Union led to protests in Belgrade as students rallied in support of Serbia's slow march to EU membership.

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