Jonathan Davis

Egyptian presidential hopeful Abdul Moneim Abul Futuh is in intensive care after he was carjacked on the outskirts of Cairo.

Treasury officials announced Thursday the freezing of the financial assets held by Japan's Yamaguchi-gumi yakuza family, its leaders, and members of the Brothers' Circle.

China issued a formal complaint to Japan on Wednesday after Nanjing severs ties with Nagoya.

Divers recovered three bodies from the Costa Concordia shipwreck on Wednesday, but were forced to suspend attempts to reach the remaining five due to bad weather.

The trial of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak concluded Wednesday, with a verdict due on June 2.

Henry Tang, Hong Kong's likely next chief executive, will not stand down, despite reports of an illegally constructed basement at his residence.

From auto dealerships to ketchup, these lawmakers boast enormous fortunes.

Even though he is performing poorly in polls, President Sarkozy announced Wednesday he will seek another term.

In light of Iran's apparent nuclear capabilities, Russia argues that Western economic sanctions have failed and the time for negotiations is now.

Two Iranians are in Thai custody charged with plotting Tuesday's bomb attacks in Bangkok.

A suicide car bomb kills 11 outside a Mogadishu cafe. Al-Shabab claims responsibility.

Members of the French cabinet walked out of Parliament Tuesday evening after Socialist MP accused a minister adhering to Nazi ideology.

Argentina's president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner announced her intentions to bring the Falklands issue to the U.N. on Tuesday.

President Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron will discuss UK-U.S. partnership during Cameron's March visit.

India has announced its support of a United Nations Security Council resolution aimed against Syria.

After nearly a year of continued violence in Syria, the UN Security Council will debate a resolution demanding Assad step down.

Julius Malema elected to high-ranking ANC position despite his troubled political status.

The introduction of a bill in the French legislature outlawing the denial of the Armenian genocide angers Turkey.

Alvaro Colom apologized Thursday for the government's role in the Dos Erres Massacre that left more than 200 civilians dead.

Egyptian government forces cracked down on pro-democracy activists in Cairo Friday. Government sources confirm at least two dead and 150 injured.

Zardari’s recent hospitalization in Dubai have led some to believe he will resign, yet Zardari says he will return to Pakistan within the next few days.

Assad forces violently suppress protesters in the Syrian city of Homs and elsewhere.

The 70th Anniversary of the December 7th attack on Pearl Harbor calls for reflection on the significance of the Pearl Harbor memorials.