Indian court decriminalizes consensual gay sex
By MUNEEZA NAQVI Associated Press Writer NEW DELHI (AP) - A court passed a groundbreaking ruling Thursday decriminalizing homosexuality in the Indian capital.
Honduras' interim leader blames Chavez for crisis
By WILL WEISSERT Associated Press Writers
EU considers pulling ambassadors from Iran
By KARL RITTER and ROBERT WIELAARD Associated Press Writers STOCKHOLM (AP) - The European Union on Thursday was considering Britain's request to pull the bloc's ambassadors from Iran, an extraordinary move that would send a powerful signal of EU unity in the wake of Tehran's postelection crackdown.
London court accepts German heiress' prenuptial LONDON (AP) - A London appeal court has ruled that a prenuptial agreement drawn up by a German heiress and her former husband should be taking into account by courts when they divide up their assets.
African leaders tackle continent's challenges
By ALFRED de MONTESQUIOU Associated Press Writer SIRTE, Libya (AP) - Security, piracy and international justice were top issues on Thursday's agenda at an African Union summit of heads of state set to lay the groundwork for an eventual United States of Africa.
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