The Australian Zimbabwe police detain diplomats during tour of Mugabe's victims | FOUR Western diplomats in Zimbabwe, including the British ambassador, were intercepted and detained by police yesterday as they tried to investigate the violence being inflicted on the country's rur... (photo: AP / )
International Herald Tribune Clashes break out in Sudan's Abyei region | : South Sudanese former rebels fought northern government forces on Wednesday in the disputed oil-rich Abyei region, killing up to four people and sending hundreds fleeing, south Sudanese and U.N. o... (photo: AP Photo/ Frederic Roy- United Nations- HO)
The Washington Times Hezbollah's guns trump the pen | Lebanon has always been a country of many contradictions. | It's the only country in the Arab world with a functioning parliamentary system not dependent on, and which does not answer to, the execut... (photo: WN/Ali Hassan) CountryGunsHezbollahLebanonPhotos
BBC News Taylor's vice president testifies | The war crimes trial of the former Liberian President Charles Taylor is hearing evidence from the man who was once his deputy. | Moses Blah fought alongside Mr Taylor i... (photo: AP / POOL/Michael Kooren) CourtCrimesLiberiaPhotosWar
Business Day Brave voters As someone who lived in Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe for a dozen years, before and after he - as Desmond Tutu once put it - became a caricature of a despotic African autocrat... (photo: AP Photo / ) AfricaMugabePhotosPoliticsZimbabwe
Independent online Bush kicks off Mideast tour | Jerusalem - US President George W Bush flies into Israel on Wednesday where he hopes to push ahead with Middle East peace efforts while marking the 60th anniversary of ... (photo: White House) IsraelMideastPeacePhotosUS
Business Report Food costs to top agenda in Maputo | By Gordon Bell | Johannesburg - African finance ministers today and tomorrow will seek ways to keep momentum in economic growth and thrash out strategies to tackle surg... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc) AfricaFoodInflationPhotosPrices
The Australian Sudan rebel attack kills 250 | ALMOST 100 Sudanese soldiers were killed along with at least 91 Darfur rebels and 34 civilians in several days of fighting during an unprecedented assault on Khartoum, ... (photo: UN / David Manyua) AttackDarfurDeathPhotosSudan
