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The Serbian war crimes prosecutor's office says it will track down the accomplices who helped Radovan Karadzic assume his false identity. There he will stand trial on charges of genocide related to the bloody siege of Sarajevo...
Sudan has invited international experts to inspect its legal system to see whether it is capable of holding trials for war crimes committed in Darfur, the justice minister said on Thursday. Sudan has launched a diplomatic...
Cambodia and Thailand have agreed to meet Monday to discuss a stretch of disputed land near a historic temple, rather than take the matter to the United Nations immediately, officials from both countries said Thursday. Prime...
BRUSSELS -- The European Union criticized Bulgaria's efforts to crack down on organized crime and suspended about half a billion euros in aid, in one of the toughest assessments the bloc has made of a member state. The...
By Elliot Spagat, AP Business Writer SAN DIEGO — The legal salvos between Nokia and Qualcomm stopped months ago, part of what officials at the wireless industry heavyweights described as a truce in a long-running battle that...
By Jonathan Lynn and William Schomberg GENEVA (Reuters) - Urgent talks to salvage a global trade deal made "some progress" in the early hours of Thursday, ministers said, but officials warned the mood was dark behind closed...
PRETORIA (AFP) - Talks began in earnest Thursday on resolving Zimbabwe's political crisis after President Robert Mugabe gave his senior lieutenants the final go-ahead to negotiate power-sharing with the opposition. A spokesman...
by Elizabeth Roche 14 minutes ago NEW DELHI, July 24, 2008 (AFP) - Government officials told AFP that senior cabinet ministers and foreign ministry officials had left New Delhi to solicit the support of members of the...
