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North Korea has welcomed emergency food aid from the US, saying it would help relieve shortages and improve relations between the two countries.
17/05/2008
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Osama bin Laden, al-Qaeda's leader, has condemned Western leaders for taking part in Israel's 60th birthday celebrations.
16/05/2008
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Long-stalled multi-nation negotiations on North Korea's nuclear programmes are expected to resume in June in Beijing, South Korea's top envoy to the talks has said.
16/05/2008
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The trial of the regional president of Naples, charged with defrauding the state over the city's ongoing waste crisis, has been opened and adjourned.
14/05/2008
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Chinese authorities have said they did not pick up any warning signs ahead of Monday's earthquake.
13/05/2008
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Pakistan's ruling alliance has failed to break a deadlock over reinstating judges sacked by President Pervez Musharraf, a coalition partner has said.
11/05/2008
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The Shell oil company said it is losing the equivalent of 30,000 barrels of crude oil per day in Nigeria, due to attacks against its installations.
11/05/2008
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The United States has said documents it has received from North Korea are an "important first step" towards full disclosure of the country's nuclear activities.
10/05/2008
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Hezbollah's leader has warned any crackdown by the government on the Shia organistaion would be tantamount to a "declaration of war".
09/05/2008
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The most high-profile armed group in the Niger Delta has promised to halt attacks on the oil industry if the Nigerian government allows Jimmy Carter, the former US president, to mediate over the country's conflict.
07/05/2008
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Six key world powers have agreed on a new package of incentives to be offered to Iran over it controversial nuclear programme.
03/05/2008
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Scientists in New Zealand have begun analysing a rare colossal squid that was caught in the deep Antarctic waters and kept frozen for more than a year.
30/04/2008
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