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US presses Nepal leaders on peace
Jan 14, 2011 00:44 EST
The United States has urged Nepal's leaders to respect promises to pursue peace as a UN mission prepares to leave the fragile nation which suffered a 10-year civil war.
Nepal's speaker urges end to leadership crisis
Jan 13, 2011 13:18 EST
The speaker of Nepal's parliament on Thursday urged lawmakers to find a way to end a political deadlock that has left the country without a government for more than six months.
Duchess Habsburg, a tenant in her own palace
Jan 12, 2011 10:45 EST
After 60 years in exile in Switzerland, Duchess Marie-Christine von Habsburg, 87, is living out her golden years as a tenant in two rooms of her family's vast palace in southern Poland.
UN urges Nepal's leaders to agree on ex-fighters
Jan 10, 2011 05:34 EST
The head of a departing UN peace mission in Nepal on Monday urged political leaders to agree on new arrangements for monitoring thousands of former Maoist fighters in camps across the country.
Nepal peace under threat as UN pulls out: analysts
Jan 09, 2011 00:33 EST
A UN mission set up to oversee Nepal's post-war transition will close later this week, as fears rise that a failure to fulfil pledges made at the end of the conflict is threatening lasting peace.
Nepal peace under threat as UN pulls out: analysts
Jan 08, 2011 23:07 EST
A UN mission set up to oversee Nepal's post-war transition will close later this week, as fears rise that a failure to fulfil pledges made at the end of the conflict is threatening lasting peace.
'2010 bloodiest year for India's Maoist rebellion'
Jan 05, 2011 07:04 EST
Violence by Maoist rebels in India peaked in 2010, leaving a record 1,169 people dead, government figures show.
Protesters stage anti-Brazil rallies across Italy
Jan 04, 2011 13:37 EST
Protesters rallied across Italy Tuesday against the Brazilian president's refusal to extradite ex-militant Cesare Battisti, amid government assurances that relations with Brazil will not be affected.
Jailed Indian doctor's wife mulls asylum
Jan 04, 2011 12:01 EST
The wife of a medical doctor sentenced to life imprisonment on charges of helping India's Maoist insurgents said Tuesday she would like to seek asylum in a "liberal democratic country."
Brazil-Italy row over fugitive's extradition
Dec 31, 2010 15:50 EST
On his final day in office, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva sparked a diplomatic row by refusing to extradite an Italian fugitive wanted by Rome for a string of murders in the 1970s.
Nepal's peace process at crossroads: UN chief
Dec 31, 2010 02:42 EST
Nepal's peace process is at crossroads, the head of the United Nations has warned, just two weeks before the planned closure of a UN peace mission in the troubled country.
Anger over life term for Indian doctor
Dec 28, 2010 04:23 EST
International academics on Tuesday joined civil rights groups in condemning an Indian court for sentencing a doctor to life imprisonment on charges of helping Maoist rebels.
60-year-old Indian rights activist jailed for life
Dec 25, 2010 02:51 EST
Indian court sentences human rights activist to life in prison for helping communist rebels. An Indian court has convicted a human rights activist of aiding communist rebels in eastern India and sentenced him to life in prison, his attorney said Saturday.
Amnesty slams India for doctor's life sentence
Dec 25, 2010 02:04 EST
Amnesty International has attacked the Indian judiciary for sentencing a doctor to life imprisonment on charges of helping Maoist rebels, warning the verdict could further stoke unrest.
Indian doctor gets life sentence for helping Maoists
Dec 24, 2010 06:21 EST
An Indian doctor was sentenced to life imprisonment on Friday after being convicted of helping Maoist rebels in a case criticised by rights groups and Nobel laureates.
Indian doctor gets life for aiding Maoists
Dec 24, 2010 05:51 EST
An Indian doctor was sentenced to life imprisonment on Friday after being convicted of helping Maoist rebels in a case that has drawn widespread international attention.
India court jails doctor for life for helping Maoists
Dec 24, 2010 05:35 EST
RAIPUR, India (Reuters) - An Indian court sentenced a doctor accused of links with Maoist rebels to life in prison on Friday, a high-profile case involving appeals by Nobel laureates for the world's biggest democracy to uphold human rights.
Judgement due for Indian doctor accused of helping Maoists
Dec 23, 2010 15:57 EST
An Indian court was expected to hand down a verdict Friday in the trial of a medical doctor accused of helping Maoists rebels in a case that has drawn widespread international attention.
Venezuela opposition slams "coup d'etat" by Chavez
Dec 22, 2010 17:58 EST
CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's opposition accused President Hugo Chavez on Wednesday of a "coup d'etat" after the outgoing parliament gave him the power to rule by decree for 18 months and pushed through a host of new laws.
New art exhibition pokes fun at Bulgaria's communist past
Dec 17, 2010 11:58 EST
Young Bulgarian artists are staging an event in Sofia this weekend which pokes fun at a communist past they are too young to remember.