2013-04-24

The Boston marathon bombing brought terrorism back into the minds of many Americans. Experts are warning that less traditional methods are

A Boston police officer shot dead allegedly by the marathon bombing suspects has been remembered at a memorial ceremony attended by the

Polish international Robert Lewandowski scored four goals as Borussia Dortmund dominated Real Madrid on Wednesday to take a commanding 4-1 lead after

Fenerbahce coach Aykut Kocaman will be hoping to make home advantage count when the Turkish giants lock horns with Benfica in the first leg of their

US Secretary of State John Kerry is trying to improve the relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan, where NATO troops will leave at the end of

Greece says it plans to pursue Germany for billions of euros in compensation for damage suffered during World War II as a way of easing its

Eight storeys reduced to rubble in an instant. The Rana Plaza complex in Dhaka, Bangladesh collapsed during the morning rush hour. Housing a

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a formal complaint against former champion Lance Armstrong, saying the 41 year old cyclist and team owners

Enrico Letta, not only as deputy leader of the centre-left Democratic Party, has extensive government experience. Letta has already served in four

Bayern’s players were received with applause from fans in Munich on Wednesday, one day after Thomas Mueller scored a brace to hand his side a

A Somalian man speaks about his struggle to flee the country’s civil war two decades ago. “I was under stress, under anxiety and all the time

Italian President Giorgio Napolitano has chosen Democratic Party number 2, Enrico Letta to form a government as the new prime minister. Outside the

A Dutch businessman has been ordered to pay compensation to victims of chemical weapons attacks in Iraq. A court in the Netherlands found Hans van

South African Archbishop and peace campaigner Desmond Tutu is in a Cape Town hospital being treated for a persistent infection. A statement

A Russian spacecraft has launched from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan to deliver supplies to the International Space Station. The

Spain’s banking crisis is counting the victims – those who bought shares in the country’s three nationalised banks and who stand to lose most of

Syrian rebels are reported to have been battling government troops inside a key military airport near Aleppo for the first time. The UK-based

Economists increasingly believe that the European Central Bank is about to cut interest rates for the eurozone. The feeling is that Mario Draghi

America’s Federal Bureau of Investigation has opened an inquiry into how hackers took control of the Associated Press Twitter account and managed to

25 years of networking public theatres across Europe is certainly a reason to celebrate. The European Theatre Convention, or ETC, is now the

‘Mud’ is an film adventure about two boys – Ellis and Neckbone – who find a man named Mud hiding out on an island in the Mississippi. The eponymous

Humans’ exploration of outer space has created thousands of fragments of rubbish, known as space debris. Around two thirds of catalogued objects

In the early 1990s Russia was Eldorado or the ‘Wild, Wild East’ as far as foreign businesses and investors were concerned. But Jean-Noel Lemond

Adored or abhorred? Our royal families are the subject of intense speculation. With Queen Beatrix abdicating in the Netherlands, corruption scandals

France could stage its first gay marriages as early as June after parliament gave its final approval to the country’s most contested social

Italy’s borrowing costs have fallen sharply with investors reacting positively to the moves to end its post-election political deadlock. Even

Enrico Letta, is the man charged with ending the political stalemate which has paralysed Italy for the last two-months. The deputy-leader of the

Workers trapped in the wreckage of a collapsed factory building in Bangladesh cried out for help as rescuers struggled to reach survivors. The

At least 21 people have been killed in fierce fighting in China’s troubled far-west region of Xinjiang. A confrontation involving knives, axes and

Balkan Trafik continues for seventh year its trip to the capital of Europe bringing together traditional with modern sound with a perfume of the