Photo: picture-alliance / dpa Refugee camp in Darfur. Two million people have been displaced by the civil war
At least 27 killed as 'war on terror' moves to land of Black Hawk Down disaster
ROME, Italy -- President Bush met Friday with Pope John Paul II, who has expressed fervent opposition to the war in Iraq, as the U.S. leader began a 36-hour tour of Italy and Vatican City.
WASHINGTON - Citing national security reasons, U.S. Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz has ruled that prime contracts to rebuild Iraq will exclude firms from nations such as France and Germany that opposed the U.S. war.
BERLIN, Germany -- Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder appeared headed for re-election as his ruling coalition held onto a slim lead in Germany's closest election since World War II.
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Calling Iraq's offer to readmit U.N. weapons inspectors a "ploy," President Bush said Wednesday his administration would work this week on the language of a resolution about war with Saddam Hussein's regime.
THE HAGUE, Netherlands -- Slobodan Milosevic may on Wednesday set out his case against war crimes allegations as his trial at the U.N. court in The Hague enters its second day.