Prosecutors acknowledged that there were significant credibility issues with the hotel housekeeper who accused Mr. Strauss-Kahn, the French politician, of trying to rape her in May.
PARIS — Reaction to the possible collapse of charges against Mr. Strauss-Kahn underscored French political differences.
WASHINGTON — The Justice Department announced Thursday that it is opening a full criminal investigation into the deaths of two detainees who died in C.I.A. custody.
General Motors said sales increased 10 percent last month compared to a year earlier, but the annualized selling rate for the industry likely fell to the lowest level of the year.
BEIRUT — Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in Hama, the city from which government forces withdrew last month.
Prominent investment funds managed Qaddafi regime assets, charging millions in fees and producing low returns, according to a document.
LEWERE, Sudan — Despite an agreement to bring peace to central Sudan, the country seems to be sliding inexorably toward war.
KABUL, Afghanistan — An airstrike in Paktia Province killed Ismal Jan, the man NATO officials say helped organize the hotel raid on Tuesday at the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul.
The British military has provided body armor, police uniforms, and high visibility vests and T-shirts, Foreign Minister William Hague said in a written statement to Parliament.
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Local Coordination Committees have become the wild cards in what is shaping up as a potentially decisive stage in Syria’s protest movement.
RUJBAN, Libya — In the last week, hundreds of families fleeing the capital have arrived at a rebel checkpoint in the middle of a winding mountain road, exhausted, relieved and willing to share their stories.
OTTAWA — William and Kate laid a wreath at a war memorial, shook some hands and then moved on to the governor general’s residence.
MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota began a broad shutdown of state services early Friday, after a divided government failed to agree on solving the state’s budget woes.
Novak Djokovic beat Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, 7-6, 6-2, 6-7, 6-3, to advance to his first Wimbledon final.
A hearing will determine whether Alberto Contador should be barred from competing, and if he will have to give up his 2010 title.
The European Central Bank’s treatment of Greek debt would create legal troubles for a commercial banker.
When America won freedom, the British left opportunistic weeds.
Birmingham City fans woke up Thursday to find out the team’s owner was facing money laundering charges.
We are all impatient to see an end to the fighting in Libya, but this is no time for NATO to back down.
A national celebration marked by selective memory and fear of the future.
Albania was the best stretch of Seth Kugel’s six-week-old Mediterranean adventure.
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