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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - If he cooperates with Washington, he risks the wrath of Islamic fundamentalists. If he doesn't, he risks the fury of Washington.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - If he cooperates with Washington, he risks the wrath of Islamic fundamentalists. If he doesn't, he risks the fury of Washington.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - A hundred days into his second tenure as economics minister, Domingo Cavallo is struggling to save Argentina from a debt crisis and a three-year-old recession - and the going is getting rough.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - State workers angry at a government austerity plan walked off the job shouting insults, the vanguard of a nationwide effort to disrupt the national economy for a day.

BALTIMORE (AP) - A freight train burned and leaked hazardous chemicals in a tunnel near Camden Yards stadium on Thursday, a day after it derailed and virtually shut down the city.

BOSTON (AP) - Former South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu, who led his nation in the war that shattered Vietnam and severely divided the United States, has died. He was 78.

ROME (AP) - The anti-Taliban alliance in northern Afghanistan and the former Afghan king agreed Monday to convene an emergency council of tribal and military leaders as a first step toward forming a new system of government in their country. The...

ROME (AP) - The anti-Taliban alliance in northern Afghanistan and the former Afghan king agreed Monday to convene an emergency council of tribal and military leaders as a first step toward forming a new system of government in their country. The...

QUETTA, Pakistan (AP) - Among the turbaned men sitting cross-legged on a red carpet and fingering prayer beads, the consensus was evident Monday: the only hope for their shattered nation was their exiled 86-year-old king.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Speaking in stilted English to address a wary world, Afghanistan's increasingly isolated Taliban pronounced themselves ``ready for negotiations'' over Osama bin Laden's fate - something the United States says is now...

NEW YORK (AP) - It's been a week and the three-inch coating of ash has been washed from the sidewalks of Wall Street. The brokers are walking at a clip again, cells phones to their ears and coffee cups in hand. The markets are open.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - Argentine voters rebuked President Fernando De la Rua for his handling of the country's economic crisis, propelling opposition Peronists to gains in congressional midterm elections.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - Argentine voters rebuked President Fernando De la Rua for his handling of the country's economic crisis, propelling opposition Peronists to gains in congressional midterm elections.

DUSHANBE, Tajikistan (AP) - A guide points excitedly to a man walking his dog at 8 p.m. ``How do you like our beautiful Dushanbe?'' she asks, her voice welling with pleasure.

TORKHAM, Pakistan (AP) - When the bombing stopped and the curfew was lifted, Mazl Khan and his clan made their run for the border.

NEW YORK (AP) - Mayor Rudolph Giuliani will not press for a third term after all, but he repeated his offer Wednesday to stay on for an extra three months to guide the city through the aftermath of the World Trade Center attack.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Muslim allies, whose support is considered essential to the U.S. anti-terrorism campaign, are pressuring the United States to score a major victory on the ground before the Islamic holy month Ramadan begins around Nov....

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Muslim allies, whose support is considered essential to the U.S. anti-terrorism campaign, are pressuring the United States to score a major victory on the ground before the Islamic holy month Ramadan begins around Nov....

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Muslim allies, whose support is considered essential to the U.S. anti-terrorism campaign, are pressuring the United States to score a major victory on the ground before the Islamic holy month Ramadan begins around Nov....

WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States has spent as much as $5 billion since 1991 to help secure the former Soviet Union's vast nuclear, chemical and biological arsenal, but U.S. officials say they still can't account for all the weapons.