Al Qaeda claims attack on CIA
Al Qaeda's Afghan wing has claimed last week's attack at a US base in Afghanistan in which a double agent turned suicide bomber.Mid East still on Obama's agenda
The Obama administration is gearing up for a fresh attempt to relaunch stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace talks after the effort hit a dead end last year.
Tribesmen kill 139 in south Sudan
Nuer fighters killed at least 139 members of a rival tribe in an attack in a remote area of southern Sudan, an official said on Thursday.
Chopstick removed from boy's brain
A 14-month-old boy in China is recovering after doctors removed a chopstick from his brain that accidentally poked up through his nose, a spokesman for the local hospital said Thursday.
Mechanic takes Lamborghini for a joy ride
A Perth doctor is unable to recover his $A200,000 ($NZ249.82) Lamborghini after it was seized by police who caught his mechanic driving it at speeds up to 70km/h over the limit.
Body is NZ teen - police
Queensland police have confirmed a body which washed up this morning on the Gold Coast is missing New Zealand teenager Richard Doyle.
Grandson witnesses murder
A man has been remanded in custody to appear in a Melbourne court on Thursday charged with murder after a grandfather was bludgeoned to death in front of his grandson.
Trio tortured over drug deal
Protest boat 'cut in half'
Missing lottery winner
In 2006, Abraham Shakespeare - a truck driver's assistant who lived with his mother - won US$30 million (NZ$41.78 million) in the Florida lottery. His good fortune may have cost him his life.
Funeral home sued over 'brain in bag'
Members of an American family are suing a funeral home, claiming their mother's brain was sent home in a bag of personal effects given to them after her death.
Heiress 'lived in rat-infested house'
The no-ask Obama jacket ad
Balloon boy dad denies hoax
The father of 'Balloon Boy' Falcon Heene has insisted in an interview that the event wasn't a hoax.
Irish leader's cheating wife attempted suicide
The wife of Northern Irish First Minister Peter Robinson says she tried to kill herself last year after being unfaithful to her husband.
Test goes awry as bomb parts taken on jet
A Slovak man unwittingly carried hidden explosives on board a weekend flight to Dublin after a Slovakian airport-security test went awry.
Irish militants lay down weapons
UK snow havoc - more to come
UK PM's leadership questioned
Two former cabinet ministers have called for a secret ballot of MPs to decide if UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown should lead the Labour Party into an election due by June.
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Gunmen kill six at Egypt church
Gunmen have killed at least six people in a drive-by shooting outside a church in southern Egypt, as worshippers left a midnight Mass for Coptic Christmas.
World's tallest building opens
Dubai has opened the world's tallest skyscraper in a blaze of fireworks, then added a final flourish by renaming the tower for the head of neighbouring Abu Dhabi, whose billions bailed out Dubai last year.
Yemen kills 'embassy militants'
Sharon still comatose
Four children die in Afghan blast
An explosion tore through a group of children gathered around foreign soldiers visiting a US-funded road project, killing four children and a policeman and wounding many more.
Latest Chinese milk scandal
China's deadly toxic milk scandal has blown up again, amidst reports of a high level cover-up and revelations a Shanghai dairy company has been closed after melamine was found in its products.
'Allah' decision suspended
A Malaysian court has temporarily suspended its decision to let non-Muslims use the word "Allah," pending an appeal by the government.
Kashmir suicide bomber kills 3
Taiwan calls off nuke probe
China coal mine fire kills 25
A fire in a coal mine in central China has killed at least 25 workers, and search efforts continued for at least three others trapped underground.
Elephant tramples mother, baby to death
A lone elephant charged out of the brush as an American family was hiking near Mount Kenya and trampled to death a mother and the one-year-old daughter she held in her arms.
Zulu wedding for president
South Africa's president has formalised his marriage to his third wife during a traditional ceremony, amid media reports he plans to take a fourth bride later this year.
Somali with chemicals arrested at airport
38 dead in Nigeria fighting
UN stops food aid to Somalia
The UN food agency has suspended the distribution of desperately needed aid in southern Somalia because of attacks on its staff, a decision affecting up to 1 million people.
Mechanic takes Lamborghini for a joy ride
Chinese boy has chopstick removed from brain
Snowed-in Brits boost adultery website
Firefighters battle Christchurch blaze
Mariah Carey speech raises eyebrows
Jason Alexander joins Jenny Craig
Johnson heiress 'lived in rat-infested house'
Rapist breaches release conditions
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