Police have begun to question all 37 residents of a village in northern Spain in connection with the shooting death of the village mayor last week, according to a report in a Spanish newspaper.

Hackers are using the storm that killed at least 27 people in Europe this week as a "hook for the unsuspecting" to distribute a virus, a Finnish computer security company says.

Hackers are using the storm that killed at least 27 people in Europe this week as a "hook for the unsuspecting" to distribute a virus, a Finnish computer security company says.

Thousands of civilians fled as the Sri Lankan military took over large areas of a rebel-held town in eastern Batticaloa district on Friday.

A Turkish journalist of Armenian descent who was convicted of insulting Turkey's national identity was shot to death Friday outside his newspaper's offices, police said.

Officials on both sides of the border foiled a convicted U.S. sex offender's recent attempt to start a new life with a new identity in Canada, said an immigration official in Manitoba on Thursday.

Jordan is pursuing plans to develop a nuclear program for peaceful purposes, King Abdullah told an Israeli newspaper.

The federal government is planning to send MP Wajid Khan on a second trip to the Middle East even though a report from the first trip he made as a special adviser has yet to be made public, a newspaper reported Friday.

Prince Charles is being accused of hypocrisy after planning to fly more than 11,000 kilometres with a staff of 20 people on a jumbo jet to accept an environmental award.

Israel has transferred more than $100 million US in tax revenues to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, an official from the Israeli prime minister's office said Friday.

The worst storm in years is pounding Northern Europe, killing at least 46 people, knocking out power to millions and bringing most travel to a standstill.

After withering criticism in a Senate hearing, the U.S. attorney general promised more details on the case of Maher Arar, a Canadian who ended up in a cell in Syria.

After withering criticism in a Senate hearing, the U.S. attorney general promised more details on the case of Maher Arar, a Canadian who ended up in a cell in Syria.

The Public Health Agency of Canada has sent five infectious disease specialists and a mobile laboratory to help contain an outbreak of Rift Valley fever in Kenya.

The Public Health Agency of Canada has sent five infectious disease specialists and a mobile laboratory to help contain an outbreak of Rift Valley fever in Kenya.

Canada, Australia and the United States told China on Thursday that they are upset that it conducted an anti-satellite weapons test involving a ballistic missile last week.

Israel intends to hand over more than $100 million US in frozen tax revenues to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas by the end of Friday, according to a senior Israeli offical.

A Missouri man pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges of kidnapping a 13-year-old boy who was found four days later in the man's apartment with another boy missing for more than four years.

U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is expected to brief British Prime Minister Tony Blair in London on Thursday on the results of her recent tour of the Middle East.

Flames trapped dozens of workers in an unfinished highrise in Dubai on Thursday, injuring up to 39 workers and claiming four lives, according to reports.