In Recall, Toyota Halts Sales of Eight Models

Toyota Motor Company will temporarily stop selling and building eight models for the U.S. market, including the Camry and Corolla sedans, while it tries to resolve a problem with accelerator pedals.

News Analysis: As China Rises, Conflict With West Rises Too

The severe recession has fast-forwarded history, catapulting an unprepared world into a period of uneasy cohabitation between China and the U.S.

G.M. Strikes Deal to Save Saab

The deal with Spyker, a Dutch maker of sports cars, would bring Saab back from the brink of extinction.

French Panel Moves Cautiously on Veil

A parliamentary report criticized the use of Muslim veils and called for a ban to stop them from being worn in certain public places.

U.S. Forces Take On Major Role at Ethnic Border in Iraq

A string of checkpoints along the informal Kurdish boundary constitutes the most significant military mission by U.S. forces since they largely pulled back to their bases in June.

Lines and Tempers as Haitians Queue for Cash

After two weeks without remittances, there seemed to be a spike, welcomed by Haitian officials.

Tamil Vote Could Be Key in Sri Lanka

As voters streamed to the polls on Tuesday in Sri Lanka?s first election since the defeat of the Tamil Tiger insurgency, the Tamil vote could be key.

U.S. to Join Talks on Helping Yemen

The U.S. and 20 other countries are gathering for a conference in London to discuss ways to address Yemen?s growing instability.