Car spy case: Renault’s Patrick Pelata remains upbeat

Renault's chief operating officer says the impact of industrial spying on the carmaker could have been much…

Facebook document ‘reveals profits and suggests IPO’

The strength of Facebook's profitability has been indicated in a document circulated on behalf of the social…

Giffords shooting: Suspect Jared Loughner charged

US authorities have charged a 22-year-old man over Saturday's Arizona shooting in which a congresswoman was seriously…

Fourteen killed in Tunisia unemployment protests

The number of people killed in unrest over unemployment in Tunisia over the past 24 hours has risen to 14, officials say. The deaths occurred in the towns of Thala, Kasserine and Regueb, in the west and centre of the country. An interior ministry…

French hostages executed during rescue mission, ministry says

Two French citizens who were kidnapped in Niger's capital were executed by their abductors during an attempted rescue mission, the French Defense Ministry said Sunday. "During this rescue operation, the two hostages were killed, probably executed by…

Passenger plane crashes in Iran, killing 72, official says

Seventy-two people died and 33 were injured Sunday night when an IranAir passenger jet en route from Tehran to the northwest city of Orumiyeh crashed as it attempted to make an emergency landing in a snowy field, an official said. In all, 105 people…

Trichet urges more action on euro crisis

Jean-Claude Trichet has called on eurozone leaders to step up their efforts to combat the region's debt…

In-form Federer makes history in Qatar

  Roger Federer became the first tennis player to win the Qatar Open three times as he ended the reign of Nikolay…

2 killed, 300 injured in Algerian riots

At least two people have been killed and 300 others injured in riots that erupted across Algeria amid rising food…

Man with the golden voice invited to Bermuda

Steps are being taken to invite American Ted Williams, whose “golden voice” has taken him from homelessness to…