World from UnFox News
UnFox News is not a propaganda arm of the Republican Party.News from around the planet
URL: http://unfoxnews.com
Updated: 34 min 43 sec ago
British hostage 'killed himself'
One of the five British hostages seized in Baghdad in 2007 has committed suicide, according to videotaped statement
Categories: World News
In Afghanistan, Obama visits troops and officials (AP)
AP - Barack Obama visited Saturday with U.S. troops and Afghan officials in this war-weary nation, which is the focal point of his proposed strategy for dealing with threats to the U.S. if elected president.
Categories: World News
Hundreds of thousands gather for pope's youth finale (AFP)
AFP - Up to half a million Catholic faithful began gathering in Sydney to see Pope Benedict XVI lead a giant mass Sunday that will provide a dramatic finale to a week of World Youth Day festivities.
Categories: World News
Brazilian FM's Nazi reference rocks WTO talks (AP)
AP - Some pre-negotiation jabbing turned into a potentially damaging diplomatic incident Saturday when Brazil's foreign minister said rich countries' deception in trade talks reminded him of tactics used by Nazi propaganda chief Joseph Goebbels.
Categories: World News
Akin Ojumu: As a father, why I fear for my son and my community
Akin Ojumu: David Cameron was criticised for talking about the role of black fathers but there was truth in what he said
Categories: World News
The 20-year-old at heart of web's most anarchic and influential site
Time magazine calls the 4chan website the wellspring of net culture and its online pranks are world-famous
Categories: World News
Call for apology over sex abuse cases in Ireland
Abuse survivors' group, One in Four, say clergy should match Pope's strong words in Australia
Categories: World News
South Africa: Hundreds gather for Mandela's festivities
500 guests welcome statesman to his 90th birthday celebrations singing 'here is our hope!'
Categories: World News
Former colony passes its first anti-racism law
Hong Kong discrimination legislation leaves campaigners with a bitter taste in the mouth
Categories: World News
Iran given two-week deadline to end the nuclear impasse
Six-nation negotiating team at the United Nations warns Iranian delegation that it has run out of patience
Categories: World News
Gangs have made Dublin 'like Chicago in the 1920s'
Preliminary study finds majority of drug dealers arrested on serious offences are out on bail
Categories: World News
Pope says he is 'deeply sorry' to Australian sexual abuse victims
Young Catholics hear apology at World Youth Day, but some say more should be done
Categories: World News
Obama takes his White House campaign to the battlefields
US Democratic presidential candidate arrives in Afghanistan on the first leg of his high-profile tour
Categories: World News
The Observer Profile: Hamid Karzai
Profile: Like Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai has become a problem. They are both prickly, proud, independent and difficult to control
Categories: World News
South Korea: Moonies leader hurt in helicopter crash
The Reverend Sun Myung Moon and 13 others are injured after their helicopter crashes into a mountain in South Korea
Categories: World News
Immigration row divides haven for US super-rich
The deportation of illegal workers is polarising Long Island, one of America's wealthiest regions
Categories: World News
Pakistan: winds hamper rescue of stranded climbers
Hostile conditions hinder rescue helicopter's attempt to save two Italian climbers on northern face of Nanga Parbat
Categories: World News
Church of England unrest threatens to harm links with Vatican
Cardinal Bertone warns that the present division within the Anglican Communion poses a 'grave challenge for full and visible unity' with Rome
Categories: World News
Report: UK hostage in Iraq is dead (AP)
AP - A Shiite militia that has claimed responsibility for the kidnapping of five Britons in Iraq more than a year ago said one of the hostages committed suicide, a British newspaper reported.
Categories: World News
Closer ties with the United States could cost India's prime minister his government
With a confidence vote in the Indian Parliament scheduled to begin this week, the government's scramble to stay in power has started an often brazen round of political bargaining.
Categories: World News
