Living With Sarin.. Shipwreck Search.. Muslim Brotherhood March

Sixteen-year-old Mohammad al Zeibaa lost his entire family in the sarin gas attack east of Damascus six weeks ago, surviving the world's deadliest chemical weapons strike in a quarter century only because he was out working a hospital night shift.

Tourists Furious

Long-Lost Roman Statue?

Legendary Vietnam General Dies At 102

Vo Nguyen Giap, the brilliant and ruthless self-taught general who drove the French out of Vietnam to free it from colonial rule and later forced the Americans to abandon their grueling effort to save the country from communism, has died. At age 102, he was the last of Vietnam's old-guard revolutionaries.

Cause Of New Fukushima Leak Revealed

Another day, another radioactive-water spill. The operator of the crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant says at least 430 liters (110 gallons) spilled when workers overfilled a storage tank without a gauge that could have warned them of the danger.

Senators Decide On Berlusconi's Fate

Italian senators met on Friday to decide whether to move towards expelling Silvio Berlusconi from parliament over his conviction for tax fraud, opening the way for a final decision later this month which could seal his political fate.

Search Continues For Missing Migrants In Italy Shipwreck

Italian coast guard boats carrying divers headed out from the southern island of Lampedusa on Friday but choppy waters hampered their search for the hundreds of migrants still missing in a nearby shipwreck.

Thousands Of Muslim Brotherhood Members March Through Cairo

Defying a crackdown, thousands of supporters of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood marched through a Cairo suburb on Friday toward the site of their former protest camp that was crushed by security forces in August, a Reuters witness said.

Tens Of Thousands Of Protesters Languishing In Syrian Jails

Tens of thousands of people who peacefully demonstrated against President Bashar al-Assad are languishing in Syrian jails and are subjected to an apparent policy of torture, according to New York-based Human Rights Watch.