UN urges direct talks between Serbia and Kosovo
UN urges direct talks between Serbia and Kosovo

The UN General Assembly has unanimously adopted a resolution calling for dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo.

UN urges direct talks between Serbia and Kosovo
Suicide bomber kills 16 in busy Russian market
Suicide bomber kills 16 in busy Russian market

A suicide bomber has killed at least 16 people and wounded 100 others at a market in Vladikavkaz in southern Russia, officials say.

Suicide bomber kills 16 in busy Russian market
Florida pastor cancels Quran burning
Florida pastor cancels Quran burning

A Florida pastor who called off a Quran burning said late September 9 he would "rethink our position" after a Muslim leader said the minister incorrectly announced that the proposed Islamic center near New York's ground zero would be moved as part of a deal.

Florida pastor cancels Quran burning
Clinton slams Florida pastor for 'disgraceful' plans
Clinton slams Florida pastor for 'disgraceful' plans

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used a foreign policy talk to weigh in on hot button political issues on September 8, slamming a Florida pastor for his "disgraceful" plan to burn the Quran and strongly criticizing George W. Bush's fiscal record.  

Clinton slams Florida pastor for 'disgraceful' plans
Guards beat customers at crisis-hit Afghan bank
Guards beat customers at crisis-hit Afghan bank

Afghan security forces used batons on unruly customers scrambling to withdraw their savings on September 8 from a branch of the graft-hit Kabulbank, the country's biggest private financial institution.

Guards beat customers at crisis-hit Afghan bank
Australia: Labor Party clings to power with minority government
Australia: Labor Party clings to power with minority government

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has managed to hold onto power after securing the support of independents to form a minority government.

Australia: Labor Party clings to power with minority government
British, French strikes snarl millions of commuters, tourists
British, French strikes snarl millions of commuters, tourists

Workers have gone on strike in Britain and France to voice mounting discontent over proposed government austerity measures.

British, French strikes snarl millions of commuters, tourists
Car bomb kills at least 20 in northwest Pakistan
Car bomb kills at least 20 in northwest Pakistan

A powerful car bomb in Pakistan killed at least 20 people on September 7 and wounded more than 50 others. 

Car bomb kills at least 20 in northwest Pakistan
Two US soldiers killed in northern Iraq shooting
Two US soldiers killed in northern Iraq shooting

Two US soldiers have been killed and nine wounded by a gunman dressed in Iraqi army uniform near the town of Tuz Khormato, 210km north of Baghdad, says the US military.

Two US soldiers killed in northern Iraq shooting
Barack Obama announces US$50 billion infrastructure plan
Barack Obama announces US$50 billion infrastructure plan

President Barack Obama has called for a new comprehensive infrastructure plan as part of efforts to jump-start the spluttering US economy.

Barack Obama announces US$50 billion infrastructure plan