International News & Events

30-year-old woman in Argentina saved after falling onto the roof of a taxi.

Security services were warned about a Moscow airport terrorist attack one week before

A former B-2 stealth bomber engineer has been jailed for 32 years by a US court for selling

Western powers backing Kosovo's government considered its prime minister one of the country's

Hizbollah has moved to the brink of controlling Lebanon's next government, setting off angry

The Pope has warned of the dangers of social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace, saying

Here is a reminder of some of the most memorable moments from Sarah Palin's career.

A leading American columnist has urged the media to follow his example and avoid mention of

Tzipi Livni, the former Israeli foreign minister, suggested annexing a number of Arab villages

Jack LaLanne, the veteran television fitness guru who did much to promote exercise and healthy

Three Indonesian men have been charged with people smuggling after a rickety boat that they were

The Japanese man awaiting trial in connection with the death of British teacher Lindsay Hawker

Vladimir Putin once famously vowed that he would kill his Chechen enemies but a decade on the

A leading American columnist has urged the media to follow his example and avoid mention of

A private security consultant has been accused of smuggling more than 80 guns from the US to the

President Barack Obama's efforts to reach out to the Arab world have been tarnished after it

Christina Aguilera will sing the national anthem at the Super Bowl on February 6.

British Airways flight from London arrived shortly before the suicide blast in the arrivals

Court rules that Obama's former chief of staff cannot appear in ballot .

22-year-old man accused of shooting rampage in Tucson, Arizona.

Russian investigators are hunting three suspects who may lead them to the terrorist group behind

Terrorists struck Moscow's busiest airport on Monday in a suspected suicide bombing that left at

Drugs supplied by a British company are set to be used in an execution in the United States on

Members of Congress from the Democratic and Republican parties will cross the aisle to sit next

Catholic Church launches scathing attack on Italian PM's private life.

A committee of MPs has described two independent inquiries into the 'climategate scandal' as

Telegraph View: For too long, environmental pressure groups have waged an irresponsible campaign

Children who spend most of they day indoors should be encouraged to develop a passion for nature

Farming must embrace GM and cloned livestock, scientists warn.

The issue of GM food tends to arouse passionate debate. Below are ten point summaries of the

Bears hunt for salmon at Kurile Lake in Kamchatka, Russia.

British public must overcome its fear of "Frankenstein foods", says the Government's chief

Ancient woodland is under threat as part of the Government plans to sell off England's

More than 60 prisoners will take part in the world's biggest national bird watch as part of a

Telegraph View: England's forests are a national treasure that must be protected.

A British firm has started making sustainable clarinets, writes Geoffrey Lean.

This is just part of a wider attempt to turn Cornwall into Britain's solar Texas, writes

All creatures great and small in our popular animal gallery.

Wildlife photographer captures animals hidden in their habitat.

Caroline Lucas, the leader of the UK Green Party, explains why she is looking to World War II to

Wartime-style posters are to be used in a new campaign against climate change following a

Last year was the coldest in Britain since 1986, according to the Met Office, although the rest

Britain's farmland birds, like turtle doves and grey partridges, have fallen to their lowest

Pesticides are making honey bees far more susceptible to disease, according to new research than

The RSPB's annual Big Garden Birdwatch is vital this year, says Dominic Couzens

Just an hour from London, tranquillity awaits , says Clive Aslet

Garden birds in mid-flight photographed by Roy Hancliff.

Climbing enthusiasts dice with death as they attempt to climb this mammoth frozen waterfall for

The wife of Mark Kennedy, the undercover policeman who spent seven years infiltrating

Russia's deal with BP offers a model for how to best exploit scarce resources, writes Roger