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Tony Blair was told by his government's most senior legal adviser that an invasion of Iraq to topple Saddam Hussein would be a serious breach of international law and the UN charter. Lord Goldsmith, then attorney general, issued the warning...

A bomb caused a Russian train crash that killed dozens of people and injured 100 more, officials said on Saturday, stoking fears of an upsurge in attacks in Russia’s heartland. The 14-carriage Nevsky Express, with around 700 people on board,...

Violence erupted in the Swiss city of Geneva Saturday as a scheduled peaceful protest of a World Trade Organization conference turned violent and police had to use tear gas and rubber bullets. Thirty-three arrests have been made and police were...

He said a person who supplied information on the suspects was being sought. Russia's Federal Security chief Alexander Bortnikov earlier said an explosive device equivalent to 7 kg of TNT caused Friday evening's deadly derailment. Traces of explosives had been...

The government late on Thursday quoted Rasmussen as saying the alliance would stick to its �open door� policy for new candidates, after he met Foreign Minister Milan Rocen and and Defense Minister Boro Vucinic respectively. He �in particularly very much...

Charles spoke of the "Cumbrian spirit" as he praised the resilience of those who had lost their homes and businesses as a result of the record rainfall which hit the region. Visiting the town of Cockermouth today he personally thanked...

Meyer noted that the Bush administration's timetable for military action was too tight and did not allow enough time for UN inspectors to search for Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's suspected weapons of mass destruction which were never found. Meanwhile, former...