A British airliner travelling from Britain to the Egyptian resort of Sharm el Sheikh made an emergency landing at Athens airport on Monday after receiving a bomb threat. All 213 passengers and
A gang kidnapped the great-niece of Egypt's former President Anwar Sadat on her way to school and held her for 21 hours until her father paid a ransom, security sources and state
The names and e-mails of customers of Citigroup Inc and other large U.S. companies, as well as College Board students, were exposed in a massive and growing data breach after a computer
U.S. President Barack Obama on Monday opened his 2012 re-election campaign with a website announcement and e-mails and text messages to supporters. "This campaign is just kicking off," a short announcement said
Parts of the wreckage of an Air France plane found in the Atlantic at the weekend contain the bodies of some of the passengers who died when the aircraft crashed off Brazil
A delegation from the France- Cyprus inter-parliamentary friendship group of the French Senate arrives Sunday in Cyprus for a visit at the invitation of Cyprus House of Representatives. The delegation comprises President
Apple's iPad 2 shortage has spread to the afterlife as Chinese families in Malaysia rush to buy paper replicas of the popular new gadget to burn for their dead as part of
The yen will keep weakening in the next few months, possibly falling beyond 90 yen to the dollar, Japan's former currency czar Eisuke Sakakibara said on Monday, while a former senior Bank
Japan's Nikkei stock average nudged higher on Monday but struggled to extend gains as uncertainty over Japan's economic outlook and a prolonged nuclear safety crisis curbed enthusiasm on a weaker yen and
President Barack Obama is no longer the outsider candidate who fueled his bid for the White House in 2008 with a flood of small donations from new and young voters inspired by
