In 2009, 122 rhinos were illegally killed, and in the first week of 2011, already five rhinos have been lost.

Last year’s rebound marks the strongest growth of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) since German reunification in 1990.

A Saudi woman was sentenced to three years in prison by the Summary Court in Medina on Sunday for brutal physical abuse of her Indonesian housemaid, according to the Saudi Gazette.

About 80 African migrants are feared to have drowned off the south Yemeni coast after their two boats capsized.

A bomb blast damaged a court house in Athens Thursday morning, but no injuries were reported, according to the local news agency Athens News.

Spanish woman has been arrested for faking her own kidnapping.

Thousands of students protested in Venezuela’s Caracas against a law that strengthens the power the government has over universities.

France, Germany, and the U.K. were counted among the severest affected areas.

The Mexican drug violence continues as the death toll rises to 3,000 this year.

A man with AIDS went through a Stem Cell transplant treatment and now appears to have been cured of both AIDS and leukemia.