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The images beamed through Greek TV sets have now become a familiar: they show once-powerful, established members of the Greek business world escorted in handcuffs, accused of dodging millions of euros in tax. And on Sunday, as part of an attempt to ... -
Turkey blasts French passage of genocide law
Istanbul (CNN) -- Turkey is reacting angrily Tuesday to the French Senate's approval of a law criminalizing the denial of genocide, including that of the Armenians at the end of the Ottoman Empire. "Guillotine to History" and "Guillotine to ... -
Champion Clijsters ousts No. 1 Wozniacki
(CNN) -- Caroline Wozniacki's quest for a first grand slam title and her reign as world No. 1 both ended on Tuesday after a quarterfinal defeat by defending champion Kim Clijsters at the Australian Open. Four-time grand slam winner Clijsters showed ... -
Huge solar storm to shower Earth with radioactive particles
(CNN) -- The largest solar storm for seven years is expected to send a shower of radioactive solar particles racing towards Earth at almost 1,400 miles a second this week, according to NASA. The flare, caused by a huge eruption on the sun's surface ... -
Danger zone then and now: Strait of Hormuz
The American warship radio operator repeated the warning, saying we had entered its self-proclaimed two-mile exclusion zone in the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow channel through which 35 percent of all seaborne oil flows. Suddenly, while the U.S. ... -
Spanish judge on trial, accused of abusing authority
Madrid (CNN) -- Spain's best-known judge, Baltasar Garzon, went on trial Tuesday in Madrid for the second time in two weeks, accused of abusing his judicial authority during his investigation of human rights abuses under the former dictatorship of ...
