The story of ITV pundit Robbie Earle getting fired for passing his tickets for Monday's Netherlands vs. Denmark match to a Dutch beer company Bavaria has gotten even stranger. Two women have been arrested by Johannesburg police for their alleged role in sending a group of over 30 women in orange minidresses to advertise on behalf of the brewer.
Three exit polls – conducted by Kosovo-based Gani Bobi, American Zogby International and Italy's IPR Marketing – give Mr Berisha the edge in forming a government. Official results are expected on Monday.
Bulgaria’s EU Commissioner, Kristalina Geogieva, says she is relatively comfortable regarding statements of her colleague Olli Rehn about worries related to the country’s budget deficit.
WASHINGTON – Senator Scott Brown tomorrow is planning to meet with President Obama in the oval office, his first formal meeting with the president since the Massachusetts Republican won his surprising election in January.
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North Korea's UN Ambassador Sin Son-ho (center) speaks to reporters at UN headquarters.
Kyrgyzstan's government is demanding that Britain extradite the man they say is responsible for stoking the vicious riots in the south of the country that have killed hundreds in recent days.
AP WASHINGTON – Vowing to "make BP pay," President Barack Obama accused the oil giant of "recklessness" in his first address to the nation from the Oval Office Tuesday night, eight weeks to the day after the catastrophic oil spill began destroying waterways, wildlife and a prized Gulf Coast way of life. Full Story »
