North Korea fired some 200 artillery rounds on Island controlled by south; 1 solider is reported killed and a dozen more wounded
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Obama voices support for India's bid to be granted a permanent seat on the UN's Security Council
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Serbia inches Closer to EU membership - on it's way to become an official candidate
Ecuador President Rafeal Correa reported hurt in "Coup Attemp" as angered police forces clash with Army
North Korea's TV shows expected successor Kim Jong Un for the first time
Turkey's Erdogan scores reform referendum victory to limit Army's powers
North Korea's Kim Jong-il and youngest son and reported heir, Kim Jong-un, visit China
Australia has not faced a hung parliament in the last 70 years
Australia headed for a hung parliament, as Labor set to lose 16 seats and gain only two, leaving it below the 76 seats mark needed to rule
Exit Polls in Australia have Labor in the lead with 51%. End result could cause a hung parliament
7.5 years after the first bullet was fired, last U.S. combat brigade leaves Iraq
South Korea's Lee: "Reunification will happen". This is expected to trigger a response from the DPRK
Gallup Daily: Obama's Job approval hits lowest point so far - only 42% Approve, 50% disapprove
U.S. Defense Secratery Gates to step down in 2011
Mao Xinyu, Mao Zedong's grandson, becomes China's youngest major general at 40. Remains hopeful for a career in politics
Reports: Iran's President ahmadinejad escapes assassination attempt unharmed
Report: UNIFIL supports Israel's claims that its troopers were on routing mission in the Israeli side of the border
Israeli Battalion commander killed in border clash with Lebanon, the most serious one since the 2006 war; IDF claims attack was unprovoked
Syria's Assad arrives at Beirut together with King Abdullah of Saudi, it latest Sunni effort to weaken Iran's grip of the region
Putin's approval ratings down to 61%, Medvedev down to 53%; No official word yet on who of the two will run for President in 2012
Russia and US complete spy swap, which was reportedly planned even before the 10 Russians were arrested in the US last month
Kevin Rudd steps down as Australian PM, giving way to his deputy, Julia Gillard, who will become the first female PM down under
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Santos wins big in 2nd round of Colombian Presidential elections with 69% of the votes. Win shows support for Uribe's policies
Wilder's Freedom Party gains 15 seats, captures 15.5% of vote to become 3rd biggest party in the Netherlands; VVD to form the government
Flemish Separatist Party set to win Belgium elections, according to TV exit polls
Security Council approves 4th round of sanctions against Iran; Turkey and Brazil voted against the resolution, Lebanon abstained
Reports: "Rachel Corrie" aid ship to Gaza intercepted by Israeli Navi; Turkish PM Erdogan Considers coming to Gaza himself to break blockade
Naoto Kan, 63, who served as Finance Minister in Hatoyama's Government, elected to succeed him as Prime Minister
Former Argentinian President Nestor Kirchner unanimously elected the first Secretary-General of UNASUR. Kirchner will serve a two-years term
White House: 4th round of Sanctions on Iran expected to be approved by Security Council next week
Nicaragua cuts ties with Israel in aftermath of Israeli flotilla raid
Japan's Hatoyama steps down after failing to deliver on his elections promise to evacuate US army from Okinawa
At least 15 have been killed as Israeli commandos stormed Turkish-sponsored flotilla to Gaza. IDF claims soldiers were attacked first
Report: Russia would allow Iran to join SCO before international sanctions on Teheran are lifted
opposition leaders in Thiland surrender
South Korea to officially blame North for sinking ship last march, leaving 46 sailors dead; Obama speaks to President Lee planning response
US, UK, France, Germany, Russia and China reach agreement on new round of sanctions against Iran, Practically ignoring Brazil/Turkey deal
Brazil and Turkey Leaders strike Uranium deal with Iran. Under the new deal, Iran will ship its disputes Material to Turkey
Death Toll soars as Thai unrest escalates - more than 40 have been killed and 1,600 left wounded since riots began