Trade, nukes likely to be among hot topics in nine-day, four-country tour. Full story
Australia OKs extradition of Nazi suspect
Man accused by Hungary of World War II killing. Full story
Diplomats question role of Iran nuke plant
They say recently revealed facility appears to be too small to house civilian program. Full story
Ghana illegal mine collapse kills 15
A police official says 15 people — 13 of them women — were killed when an illegal gold mine caved in on them in western Ghana.
Mexican business groups call for U.N. troops
Business groups in a Mexican border city are calling for U.N. peacekeepers to quell the drug violence that has given their city one of the highest homicide rates in the world.
Obama faces daunting challenges in Asia
President Barack Obama is off on his first major presidential trip to Asia, where a surging China and newly assertive Japan could upend America's longtime trade and foreign policy roles.
Russia’s leader urges modernization
Russia needs to shed its dependence on exports of raw materials and to build a new high-tech economy to survive, President Dmitry Medvedev said in his annual state-of-the-nation.
U.S. acts to seize skyscraper, 4 mosques
Federal prosecutors move to seize 4 mosques and a N.Y. skyscraper owned by a Muslim group with alleged ties to Iran's government.
Gates: Obama picking from Afghan options
Defense Secretary Robert Gates says President Barack Obama wants to select the best ideas from among many options presented for the next step in Afghanistan.








