In California, where state prisons are bursting at the seams with an overflow of inmates, federal judges have tentatively ordered the state to release as many as 58,000 inmates from prisons. more »
In a joint resolution adopted by 488 votes in favour 5 against and 19 abstentions, MEPs call for a damage assessment in Gaza and an in-depth evaluation of the needs of the Gaza population. more »
Israel insists the release of the captured soldier Gilad Shalit is a priority. But Hamas' leader Khaled Meshaal says they have other demands. more »
Shoichi Nakagawa is no longer Japan's Finance Minister because of the allegations of drunkenes. more »
In a troubled world wracked with terrorism, environmental destruction and where failed states threaten havoc, the EU and NATO should develop a closer relationship, according to a report to be debated by MEPs Wednesday. more »
Working as an EU diplomat on Darfur and Iraq has given Pieter Feith plenty of experience for his current role as EU Special Representative to Kosovo. more »
The collision between HMS Vanguard and Le Triomphant is embarrassing to both the British and French navies. more »
A 39-year-old man accused of deliberately starting at least one of the deadly bushfires, has been remanded by a Melbourne court. more »
The former model and singer, Carla Bruni is in Africa on a mission. more »
Taliban insurgents attack two government buildings in Kabul, killing at least 19 people. more »
In California, where state prisons are bursting at the seams with an overflow of inmates, federal judges have tentatively ordered the state to release as many as 58,000 inmates from prisons.
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