Krzys Wasilewski

Georgian forces are reported to have attacked the rebelled province of South Ossetia on Friday.

China has always been a problematic partner for the United States. Where does the incumbent cabinet stand? The problem is that neither President George W. Bush nor his secretaries can answer this question.

In Iran, where the government controls every sphere of life, the Internet is perceived not as something positive, but as a serious danger to the entire system.

The British rule came to the Shetlands in the 15th century, when a Danish king pawned the islands, desperately needing money for his daughter's dowry.

With school over for summer, hordes of wild and bored teenagers roam the streets of London and other cities, remorselessly hunting down new victims.

The Internet with its hundreds of millions of users is what the tropical jungles of Latin America were for the Church two centuries ago.

Ireland rejected the Lisbon Treaty. The first unofficial results show that the Thursday referendum produced a strong 'No' to the document reforming the European Union.

Two years later, though, most experts agree that the so-called Gospel of Judas depicts the unfaithful apostle as exactly that: a traitorous, selfish, and fallen human being.

Iran must give up its nuclear program and start cooperation with other nations, President Bush said Tuesday during his visit to Slovenia.

Most experts say that Kiribati will sooner or later go under water, global warming notwithstanding.

The United States must remain the leader of the free world, President George W. Bush said Thursday at the ceremonial groundbreaking of United States Institute of Peace.

In England two Christian activists were approached by a Muslim policeman and threatened to be arrested if they did not stop giving away their leaflets.

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair unveiled last Saturday that uniting the world's three largest religions will be his lifetime goal.

The prayer was publicly read out on May 24 which, by the papal decision from last year, was the day when Catholics from around the world pray for their brothers and sisters in China.

At first glance the Dunkin' Donuts online commercial looks innocent. Rachael Ray, a television celebrity and an acclaimed writer, drinks an iced coffee and smiles broadly to potential customers.

Before he traced the Titanic, Robert Ballard was engaged in a mission that more resembled the gripping plot of the Hunt For Red October than James Cameron's immortal love story.

Either Barack Obama's uncle had served in the Soviet Army or the Democratic presidential contender simply lied to people.

Exorcists are the most sought after experts in Germany as more and more people believe they have been possessed by evil spirits.

It seems that nothing can stop the galloping gas prices. Blame the stubborn Congress that refuses to allow the drilling in the Atlantic and the Gulf of Alaska.

Hardly ever does an academic speech attract so many people that even the University of Leicester's largest lecture hall seems too small to accommodate everyone interested.