Lufthansa Cancels 1,200 Flights as Crew Goes on Third Strike
The union is demanding a five percent salary hike and halt to layoffs and outsourcing.
Is Gold the Best Bet in the Long Term? A Look at the Future of Gold Investment Beyond QE3
Despite the recent peak in gold prices in anticipation of further economic stimulus by the US Fed Reserve, doubts over the precious metal as a safe investment persist.
Barack Obama and Bill Clinton Electrify Crowd at Democratic Convention 2012 [PHOTOS]
Bill Clinton and Barack Obama are not know for their personal bonding but hit it off quite well at the convention.
French Alps Shooting: Second Child, 4-Year-Old Girl, Found Alive Under Bodies
Girl hid under mother's corpse for eight hours in back of car with police yet to confirm theory of armed robbery that left four dead, including three Britons.
Turkey: Ammunition Depot Blast Kills 25 Soldiers, Leaves Others Trapped
Mishandling of grenades thought to have caused huge explosion in ammunition depot.
Bill Clinton Backs Obama for Re-election, Says he Inherited Weak Economy
Bill Clinton lauds Obama's record on reviving the economy and job generation.
French Alps Shooting: Victims Were 'British Holiday Makers'
Police have not confirmed the theory of armed robbery yet and the British cyclist who found the bodies is assisting investigators.
India: Deadly Sivakasi Factory Blaze Kills 52, Many Injured
Death toll rises to 52 in India's fireworks hub.
Slowing China no Deterrent for Rolls-Royce, Forecasts Record Sales for Second Year
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars expects record sales for a second year owing to high demand from Asian billionaires.
Michael Clarke Duncan and Omarosa Manigault Had Plan to Marry on New Year
Couple got secretly engaged with only close friends being aware of it.
Canada: Shooting in Parti Quebecois Victory Rally Kills One [VIDEO]
Middle-aged gunman opens fire in hall where Quebec separatist party leader Pauline Marois gives victory speech.
Japan to Buy Disputed East China Sea Islands
Contract to buy three of five main islands from private owners may only increase tensions.
GM Camels: Dubai Scientists to Create First Clones for Cheaper Drugs Production
Project aims to create cheaper life-saving drugs for Middle East and North Africa.
Pakistan: Secret Report Warns of Taliban Attacks in Islamabad and Rawalpindi
Pakistan interior ministry's secret report warns of plans by Pakistan Taliban to attack twin cities Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
Coconut Oil Found to Prevent Tooth Decay
Tooth decay affects 60 to 90 percent of children and the majority of adults in industrialised countries.
Colombia's Cocaine Queen Griselda Blanco Shot Dead
Griselda Blanco, also known as The Godmother, was notorious for her ruthlessness.
Green Mile Actor Michael Clarke Duncan Dies Aged 54 [VIDEO]
Michael Clarke Duncan rose to prominence with his Oscar-nominated performance in The Green Mile.
Burning Man 2012: Revellers at Nevada's Black Rock City Desert [PHOTOS]
Burning Man is a week-long gathering of people who brave the desert conditions to celebrate self-expression and self-reliance.
World's Largest Naked Woman Sculpture Unveiled in Britain
Northumberlandia, a £3m privately funded project, is a new public park built around the figure of a reclining naked woman.
Pakistan Police Arrest Imam who Accused Christian Girl of Blasphemy
Imam 'planted' burnt pages of Koran in a shopping bag carried by Christian girl.
African Leaders Gather in Addis Ababa for Zenawi Funeral
State funeral for Ethiopia's long-time leader Meles Zenawi will be the country's first in eight decades.
Syria Civil War: Jordan Seeks $700m to Aid Refugees
In a joint appeal with the UN refugee agency, Jordan seeks $700m in international assistance to deal with influx of Syrian refugees.
Neil Armstrong Funeral: Hundreds Pay Tribute to Reluctant Hero [SLIDESHOW]
Neil Armstrong's fellow astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins attend funeral service along with other friends and family members.
Grunenthal Chief Harald Stock Apologises to Thalidomide Victims [FULL TEXT OF SPEECH]
Grunenthal group's CEO Harald Stock says sorry for company's 50 years of silence on thalidomide.
Thalidomide Maker Apologises After 50 Years
Campaign groups call for company to follow apology with compensation for people affected.
Twin Suicide Attacks Near Nato Base in Afghanistan Leave at Least 12 Dead
10 of the victims are civilians, and eventual death toll could be far higher.
Mitt Romney Tours Hurricane-Hit Louisiana Ahead Of Obama
Nearly 600,000 people across Louisiana, Mississippi and Arkansas are living without electricity in the aftermath of Hurricane Isaac.
Deadly Yosemite Virus Threat to 10,000 California Campers
Hantavirus infection can lead to Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome, a rare lung infection for which there is no known cure.
Denisova Cave Girl's DNA Throws Light on Extinct Humans
DNA sequencing of cave girl reveals existence of a new group of ancient humans who were neither a Neanderthal nor a modern human.
Pentagon Warns of Legal Action over Bin Laden Book No Easy Day
The US Defence Department cites breach of non-disclosure agreements as reason to initiate legal action against the author of No Easy Day.