Two men charged under UK terror laws had ‘Bomb Making’ document
LONDON (Reuters) – Two men charged with terrorism offences in Britain were in possession of a document called “Bomb Making” contained on electronic memory cards, a London court heard on Monday.
Poland disappointed with European ruling over the 1940 Katyn massacre
WARSAW (Reuters) – The European Court of Human Rights ruled on Monday it was incompetent to judge whether Russia’s investigation into the 1940 Katyn killings of Polish war prisoners was insufficient.
Europe warns Ukraine time running out for Tymoshenko solution
KIEV (Reuters) – The party of Ukraine’s jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko on Monday rejected President Viktor Yanukovich’s terms for her release and European envoys said time was running out to solve a row threatening agreements with the Europe…
Iran sees nuclear talks with powers finishing within year: official
DUBAI (Reuters) – Iran believes it can wrap up negotiations with world powers over its disputed nuclear program in one year or less, Iranian media quoted its chief nuclear negotiator as saying.
No evidence of technical failure in N. Sea helicopter crash: AAIB
LONDON (Reuters) – A British air safety investigation team said on Thursday that it had found no evidence of technical failure in a helicopter that crashed in the North Sea near Scotland’s Shetland Islands.
Insight: Berlusconi struggles to keep party united after revolt
ROME (Reuters) – When Silvio Berlusconi set out to end Italy’s government last month, he didn’t consult the national secretary of his People of Freedom Party. Nor was the party’s secretary Angelino Alfano asked whether he wanted to resign as deputy pri…
North Sea helicopter crew did not notice loss of speed until too late: report
LONDON (Reuters) – The crew of a helicopter that crashed in the North Sea near Scotland’s Shetland Islands did not notice the aircraft had been slowing until it was too late, a British air safety investigation team said.
Besieged Syrian town pleads ‘Save us from death’ in letter
BEIRUT (Reuters) – Residents of a Syrian town besieged by President Bashar al-Assad’s forces appealed to the world to “save us from death” in an open letter describing desperate conditions and suffering.
Number of Syrian refugees in Turkey exceeds 600,000: Turkish official
ANKARA (Reuters) – The number of Syrian refugees in Turkey has exceeded 600,000 and more than 400,000 of them are living outside refugee camps, the Turkish disaster management agency said on Monday.
Five killed in Pakistan train bombing
QUETTA (Reuters) – At least five passengers were killed and 16 wounded when a train was bombed and derailed in restive southwest Pakistan on Monday, officials said.
