Topic: Bernard Valero
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Syria: UN observers come under attack
The UN patrol was trying to reach the site of a mass killing when they came under heavy weapons fire.
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Terrorism & Security Observers in Syria having an impact, but only 11 on the ground so far (+video)
Another 100 are slated to come in a month. 'Are they coming on horses?' asks an exasperated activist.
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Turkey angered by French bill to criminalize 'Armenian genocide denial'
The French parliament is expected to pass a bill Thursday dealing with the 1915 killing of Armenians in present-day Turkey. Any denial could result in a one-year jail term and a $58,000 fine. Turkey is furious.
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Sharia law to be main source of legislation in Libya
Sharia law is set to guide Libyan legislation, but the transitional government insists it will be moderate.
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Osama Bin Laden demands France withdraw from Afghanistan
Osama Bin Laden: Extremist groups associated with al-Qaida are holding at least seven French hostages, including five in the Sahara Desert and two in Afghanistan.
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Border mediation with Slovenia could help Croatia join European Union
Slovenia and Croatia have agreed to independent mediation over their disputed border. Analysts say the agreement should remove a major obstacle in Croatia's quest to join the European Union.
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What might derail the Iran nuclear deal?
Negotiators for President Barack Obama and other powers may have a breakthrough deal on Iran's nuclear program. But while they wait for Tehran's Friday answer, some worry that Iran won't deliver.
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