PARIS (AP) -- France’s defense minister says French troops are involved in “very violent fighting” in the mountains of northern Mali, and that it’s too early to talk about a quick pullout from the West African country despite the growing cost of the intervention.
Italy's Berlusconi: ignore the 'crazy' markets
ROME (AP) -- Italy’s post-election political paralysis is spooking financial markets. But former Premier Silvio Berlusconi, whose strong showing defied pro-Europe pundits who thought he was politically finished, insists a government can be formed.
Russia's foreign minister defends anti-gay bill
MOSCOW (AP) -- Russian foreign minister has defended a bill that’s now pending in the Russian parliament and, if adopted, will target the gay community.
Morocco's Jews, once integral to the kingdom's heritage, being remembered once more
RABAT, Morocco – Hundreds of members of Islamist and left wing political groups demonstrated outside the Tangiers Film Festival earlier this month against a documentary about Moroccan Jews living in Israel. They claimed that director Kamal Hachkar was promoting “normalization” with the Jewish state.
Morocco film searches out Jews who left for Israel
RABAT, Morocco (AP) -- Hundreds of members of Islamist and left wing political groups demonstrated outside the Tangiers Film Festival earlier this month against a documentary about Moroccan Jews living in Israel. They claimed that director Kamal Hachkar was promoting "normalization" with the Jewish state. Through tears, wife of NYC police officer describes her horror over alleged cannibal plot
NEW YORK, N.Y. – The wife of a New York City police officer on trial on charges that he conspired to kidnap, torture, kill and eat women objected to a defence lawyer’s characterization of what she saw on her husband’s computer as pornography.
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