Ukrainian striker Andriy Shevchenko appears close to rejoining his former team AC Milan after two unconvincing seasons at Chelsea, repubblica. it reported Wednesday.

Romanian President Traian Basescu and Foreign Minister Lazar Comanescu embarked Wednesday on a whirlwind tour of five countries to review the Georgian-Russian conflict and its effects on the region.

said Wednesday the situation in Fiji, whose military ruler has boycotted a regional summit meeting, was like Zimbabwe in the lead-up to its suspension from the British Commonwealth.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy arrived in Kabul on Wednesday to visit his country's troops and meet with his Afghan counterpart, a day after 10 French soldier

Lawyers of a Serb wanted by United States for a near-fatal beating of a fellow student baulked at a plea offer by US prosecutors, describing it as "arrogance," the Vecernje Novosti daily sai

Swedish telecommunications equipment maker Ericsson said Wednesday it was to create a joint venture for mobile applications with ST Microelectronics.

Thousands of spectators turned out to watch about 30 topless women take part in a so-called Boobs on Bikes parade through Auckland's main street on Wednesday after a judge rejec

The British airport company BAA faces having to sell two of its three airports in London, following a recommendation of the British Competition Commission on Wednesday.

A New Zealand teenager dubbed the "Piddler on the Roof" after being caught on a security camera urinating into a carpark coin machine was let off without a formal convic

A rabies alert was declared in a Serbian town after several infected cats bit and scratched seven people, including two pre-school children, the national television RTS said Wednesday.