Poland investigation into secret CIA prisons loses steam

A five-year probe into CIA detention centres on Polish territory has ground to a halt, said to be due to a lack of cooperation from US officials.

Muammar's men leave uniforms ... and a Scud

Western powers and Libya's neighbours fear that the power vacuum could allow unsecured weapons to end up in the hands of Islamist militants.

Libya oil chief quits, says Parliament source

Shokri Ghanem has left his post as chairperson of Libya's state oil firm, confirmed a source in the country's Parliament.

Gas disruption bites in Europe

Russia halts gas supplies to the Balkans, Turkey and south-eastern Europe, while flows to Austria drop by 90% in a deepening price row

Russian Aeroflot plane crashes, 88 people killed

A Russian Boeing 737-500 airliner crashed near the Ural mountains on Sunday, killing all 88 people on board, officials said.

Smallest spark could start war in Georgia regions

On wooded hillsides where Georgian and separatist troops eye each other through the sights of their guns, the smallest spark could set off a war.
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