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The automaker said it aims to sell 8 million cars a year by 2011 — almost 30 percent more than last year — and said it was looking at building a new plant in the United States.»

It's a good news, bad news situation. Some women who have a breast biopsy are told that while they don't have cancer, they do have atypical hyperplasia -- cells that aren't quite normal and might become cancerous someday. This happens to one-fourth of women undergoing breast biopsies but»

As European Union leaders gather in Brussels on Thursday, March 13, energy policy reforms and a proposed Mediterranean Union will top the agenda. Both issues continue to divide the bloc's members.»

Business and tourism leaders in Berlin fear shops will be forced to close and hotels run empty as the crippling public transport strike enters day nine on Thursday, March 13, with no end in sight.»

Home to one of the world's oldest book fairs, and a famous German creative writing program, the city of Leipzig is slowly returning to its literary glory.»

An Austrian court has sentenced a young Muslim couple to prison for posting a video on the Internet calling for terrorist attacks in Austria and Germany. The defendants' lawyer disputed their alleged ties to al Qaeda.»

Germany's Constitutional Court decided Thursday, March 13, against striking incest off the German penal code, ruling against a bid brought by a man who fathered four children with his sister.»

A court in southern Germany on Thursday, March 13, heard the confession of a pedophile priest accused of sexually abusing an alter box more than 20 times.»

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has weakened Iran's economy, but the reformist parties can't benefit from his mistakes in the parliamentary elections, said Iranian political scientist and journalist Behrouz Khosrozadeh.»

A government-sponsored Islam Conference aimed at fostering the integration of Germany's Muslims agreed to allow public schools to introduce religion classes on Islam in German.»