Obama to Go to Copenhagen With Pledge of Emissions Cuts

President Obama will offer to reduce greenhouse gas emissions ?in the range of? 17 percent below 2005 levels by 2020, White House officials said.

In Iraq, 2 Attacks Raise Fears of Sectarianism

In the past week, attacks by men wearing Iraqi Army uniforms have revived the specter of the death squads, stirring concern at the highest levels of the Iraqi and American commands.

Dubai Fund Asks for Time to Reorganize Debts

The Dubai government, in a blunt acknowledgment of the severity of its financial position, said that it had asked its banks for a six-month stay on its schedule of debt repayments.

Russia Denies Knowing Lawyer Who Died in Jail Was Ill

The prison notes of Sergei L. Magnitsky, who was accused in a tax fraud scheme, show his repeated requests for treatment were ignored.

Toll Rising in Philippines Massacre

The death toll in Monday?s election violence rose to 57 on Wednesday, as 11 more bodies were recovered.

UEFA Cites 'Cancer' in Soccer

The European soccer governing body cited teams suspected in a wide-ranging plot to fix games.

Journalists Kidnapped in Somalia Released

Two freelance journalists kidnapped in Somalia in August 2008 were freed on Wednesday, a Somali member of parliament and hotel sources said.

Toyota Will Fix or Replace 4 Million Accelerator Pedals

Toyota aims to resolve a problem with unintended acceleration that has stripped some of the luster off the carmaker?s reputation for reliability.

Khmer Rouge Prison Chief Could Get 40 Years

Victims called the requested sentence unacceptable, calling instead for a life sentence for the man accused overseeing the torture and execution of about 16,000.

Israel Offers a Pause in Building New Settlements

The offer had been anticipated and offered previously to the Palestinians, but had been turned down on the grounds that it did not include Jerusalem.

G.M. Says It Won't Close Plants in Germany

The decision by General Motors appeared intended to earn favor with the officials in Berlin who control the release of billions of euros in aid for restructuring.

Pakistan Charges 7 in Mumbai Attacks

On eve of the anniversary of the attacks, the indictments mark one of the first steps toward what is expected to be a complex trial.