20 killed in Mexican border city
Police say 20 people have been killed in less than three days in a wave of violence in the border city of Ciudad Juarez. Full story
Condemnation of Zimbabwe intensifies
President Robert Mugabe faces deeper international isolation; Nelson Mandela makes first public criticism. Full story
Zimbabwe's Tsvangirai issues 24-hour deadline
Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai issued a 24-hour deadline to President Robert Mugabe on Thursday to negotiate or face being shunned as an illegitimate leader responsible for the killing of civilians.
Bolivian region rejects anti-drug aid
Coca growers in Bolivia's Chapare province said Wednesday that they will suspend projects financed by USAID and instead seek funding from Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez.
Drinkers invite crocodile into Australian pub
Drinkers at an Outback watering hole found a crocodile at the door — and brought it inside for their session.
Ex-CIA official had photos of cleric
The home computer of a former CIA station chief in Milan contained surveillance photographs of an Egyptian cleric abducted on a Milan street, an anti-terrorism investigator testified Wednesday.
Saudi Arabia: 520 held over al-Qaida links
Saudi Arabia is holding 520 suspected al-Qaida-linked militants in custody following several waves of arrests this year, the kingdom's Interior Ministry said Wednesday.
Saudi Arabia: 520 held over al-Qaida links
Saudi Arabia is holding 520 suspected al-Qaida-linked militants in custody following several waves of arrests this year, the kingdom's Interior Ministry said Wednesday.
Airstrikes kill 22 militants in Afghanistan
Coalition airstrikes killed 22 militants who were attacking two towns in eastern Afghanistan, and explosions killed two more foreign soldiers in the south, officials said Wednesday.
Iraq blast kills 3 U.S. troops
A roadside bomb killed three American soldiers and an interpreter north of Baghdad, the U.S. military said Wednesday.



