Month: November 2010

JERUSALEM—Business and construction in the Gaza Strip remain stifled half a year after Israel announced it would ease its three-year-old blockade of the needy, war-ravaged Palestinian territory, a report by several aid groups said Tuesday. […] […]

LONDON—Britain imposed controls on the export of a drug used in American executions Monday, following pressure from death penalty opponents who sought to make it more difficult for U.S. states to obtain the sedative. Secretary […] […]

THE highly anticipated Commission of Enquiry into the Manatt, Phelps & Phillips/Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke affair, which has dogged the Bruce Golding administration since last year, will start on Wednesday a senior Government official told the […] […]

WASHINGTON—Canadians have an “Alice In Wonderland” attitude toward global terrorism, the former head of Canada’s spy service told a U.S. counterpart in 2008, according to a secret American memo disclosed Monday. Canadian Security Intelligence Service […] […]

AN Italian village odd-job man gunned down clients who failed to pay him, killing at least five in the small Sicilian community, a prosecutor claim. Ugo Rossi, chief prosecutor for the city of Syracuse, said […] […]