Police say the offices of Microsoft in Athens have been attacked, with assailants reversing a van through the front entrance and detonating an incendiary device that sparked a fire.

Syria calls its downing of Turkish plane an accident, but Turkey threatens retaliation...Syria forms new government; key posts unchanged...

Huge Iranian resistance rally in Paris...Chinese spacecraft docks with orbiting module...Yemen: Army takes new al-Qaida stronghold...Kenya police seize explosive material...Quake strikes of coast of eastern Russia...

New Greek government to seek renegotiation of bailout terms on salaries, taxes...

A day after spending mere hours as a hurricane, Tropical Storm Chris is expected to weaken and fizzle out in the north Atlantic.

Israeli police say they are investigating hate graffiti scrawled in Arabic on a synagogue in northern Israel.

Japanese game maker Nintendo Co. is introducing an upgrade of its 3DS handheld machine sporting a screen nearly twice as big as those on sale.

Tropical Storm Chris, which spent mere hours Thursday as the first Atlantic Ocean hurricane of the season, continues to weaken far off the coast of Newfoundland.

An Indonesia air force plane has crashed into a housing complex in the capital and houses were reportedly burning.

Tropical Storm Chris may have maxed out on its strength as it moves toward energy-sapping cooler waters in the northern Atlantic.

Russia's President Vladimir Putin says he plans to come to London Olympics in private capacity and watch the judo competition.

Forecasters say Tropical Storm Chris is accelerating off the coast of Newfoundland in the Atlantic Ocean but poses no threat to land.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London and has formally requested asylum, Ecuador's foreign minister said Tuesday.

A security official says Egypt's ousted leader Hosni Mubarak has been put on life support after his heart stopped as he arrived at a military hospital.

A band of Afghan insurgents breached a U.S. outpost in Afghanistan Tuesday.

A congressional report says the United States is planning a significant military presence of 13,500 troops in Kuwait to give it the flexibility to respond to sudden conflicts in the region.

British medical experts say faulty French-made breast implants do not pose any long-term health problems to women even if they rupture.

China's Shenzhou-9 capsule, with its crew of three, remains on course to dock with the Tiangong-1 space lab. National media reports said the coupling of the two vehicles will occur today.

An episode of "Thailand's Got Talent" has stirred a morality debate after a contestant painted a canvas using her bare breasts, drawing a rebuke from the culture minister who called it shocking.

A Pakistani police official says a motorcycle bomb has ripped through a university bus in southwestern Pakistan, killing four students and injuring 50 people.

Israeli radio and TV stations say militants have infiltrated southern Israel along the border with Egypt, setting off an explosive device and opening fire.

Maybe duct tape doesn't fix everything.

China has promised Taiwanese investors on the mainland up to $95 billion in loans from state banks as it tries to build commercial ties with the island.

Stage collapses before Radiohead concert; 1 dead

Egypt votes to choose successor to Hosni Mubarak... Rocket hits southern Israel, causes no injuries... UN observers in Syria suspend activities... 2nd bomb hits Iraq pilgrimage; total of 25 killed... Ex-Tunisia PM creates party as counter-balance... Bombings kill 33 in Pakistani tribal region... Quake jolts Manila and nearby regions; no injuries... Police say murder suspect arrested at US Canadian border