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Drunk Kuwaiti Threatened To Kill Israeli Teenagers
A man who abducted two Israelis and one Brazilian in a Warsaw hotel on Monday and threatened to detonate explosives is reported to be a son of the Kuwaiti ambassador to Poland, informs the Associated Press.
Art Hurts: Body Carving
To be fashionable means to suffer. But how far can people go in their constant pursuit of trendiness and individuality? The rising popularity of body carving proves that the limits have yet to be set.
Kurds Rebel Against US Forces
Kurdish rebels announced on Monday that they would start attacking U.S. targets in Iraq. It is their response to a Turkish air strike that, with Washington's tacit support, killed over 150 Kurds on Friday.
US Doctors Prescribe Drugs Too Often
American children take anti-psychotic drugs more often than their counterparts in Europe, says a recent British study. The number of juvenile patients using the drugs has doubled in five years.
Germany Fears Renewed Nationalism
Germany is fed up with her troublesome past: more than half of the 83 million Germans do not want special relations with Israel.
