Ray Moseley

The rubber pellets fired at protesters disrupting the WTO conference have ricocheted around the world, producing grim satisfaction among some, angry snorts of disappointment elsewhere and even eye-rolling sighs of...

Few Western leaders enjoyed a better press during the Yugoslav war than British Prime Minister Tony Blair, but his chief spokesman--far from basking in his boss' success--has lambasted the Western...

This picturesque, medieval city is open for business again just days after the first German tanks clanked down its shuttered streets in the wake of a tense, chaotic Yugoslav army...

Thousands of Yugoslav troops and police pulled out of the central Pristina area of Kosovo on Tuesday to meet a midnight NATO deadline for withdrawal, as ethnic Albanians reported at...

John Drewe has a genius-level IQ of 165. But his is a warped genius, which he used in devising one of the most elaborate, costly and embarrassing art frauds in...

In a landmark decision for human-rights cases, Britain's Law Lords ruled Wednesday that former Chilean dictator Gen. Augusto Pinochet does not enjoy immunity from trial for killings, torture and hostage-taking...

One day after the U.S. unleashed cruise missiles against suspected terrorist sites in Afghanistan and Sudan, Russian President Boris Yeltsin on Friday strongly denounced the American military action and Washington's...

Alain Ducasse, the reigning champion among French chefs, is more than a cook. He is a kind of one-man industry whose prodigious talents seem astonishingly divisible. In the morning, he...

European finance ministers formally approved Friday the Jan. 1 launch of Europe's single currency by 11 nations and called on all states to begin the economic reforms needed to stimulate...

With his country hammered by repeated economic blows driving it toward recession, Japanese Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto ducked any discussion on Friday of what his government would do to deal...