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Time is running out for Taliban insurgents to decide whether to reintegrate into Afghan society, Canada's top soldier in Afghanistan told CBC News on Thursday.

The judge in the trial of a man accused of murdering an abortion doctor dealt the defence a major setback Thursday, ruling that the jury cannot consider a lesser charge of manslaughter.

Investigators have located the flight recorders from the Ethiopian jetliner that crashed into the Mediterranean Sea this week, but it could take several days before they are retrieved.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper says the G20 countries should focus on following through on past agreements on economic co-operation when they meet later this year in Toronto.

Toyota's massive recalls over problem gas pedals in the U.S. and Canada are being extended to Europe and China, the latest blow to the world's top automaker as it struggles to salvage its safety reputation.

The U.S. Senate voted 70 to 30 on Thursday to confirm Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke for a second four-year term.

Canadian author Margaret Atwood was in Davos, Switzerland, Wednesday with a speech prepared about the importance of art in the world's economy.

A British doctor who claimed links between a common children's vaccine and autism failed in his duties and acted against the interest of the children in his care, disciplinary panel rules.

Conflicting reports have emerged over the execution of two Iranian men after state media claimed they were hanged for their role in protests related to the controversial presidential elections in June.

Spencer Tunick, the U.S. photographer known for his nude photo shoots, is seeking out Australians willing to pose in the buff on the steps of the Sydney Opera House.

Some 1,500 travellers are still stranded near the former Inca citadel and popular tourist destination Machu Picchu in Peru after mudslides from days of flooding cut a railway that is the only route to the remote area in the Andean mountains.

A French court on Thursday acquitted former prime minister Dominique de Villepin on charges he was complicit in a smear campaign directed against President Nicolas Sarkozy.

Canada is donating five million doses of H1N1 vaccine to the World Health Organization for use in developing countries.

Canada is donating five million doses of H1N1 vaccine to the World Health Organization for use in developing countries.

Canada is donating five million doses of H1N1 vaccine to the World Health Organization for use in developing countries.

Canada is donating five million doses of H1N1 vaccine to the World Health Organization for use in developing countries.

A decades-old military plane has crashed into a residential area in the southern Philippines, killing a two-star air force general and eight other people.

India has announced plans to put two astronauts into Earth orbit in 2016, which would make it the fourth country to put a manned mission to space.

North Korea announced Thursday it has detained an American man it says illegally entered the country from China, the second U.S. citizen it has reportedly arrested in the past month.

Ford Motor Co. had a $2.7-billion US profit last year, its first annual profit in four years, and also expects a full-year profit this year, the U.S. automaker announced.