When war was fun
By Michael Mellini and Shawn Pogatchnik | Jan 10, 2008 12:00 am"Charlie Wilson's War" comes from quite the pedigree of filmmakers.
"Charlie Wilson's War" comes from quite the pedigree of filmmakers.
The major Northern Ireland Protestant paramilitary group, the Ulster Defense Association, announced Sunday it was formally renouncing violence, but a commander said the group would not surrender its weapons to international disarmament officials.
DUBLIN, Ireland – Lithuanian musicians, drum-beating Punjabis and West African dancers used Dublin’s St. Patrick’s Day parade on Saturday to celebrate their place in a booming Ireland that has become a land of immigrants.
BELFAST, Northern Ireland -- President Bush's envoy to Northern Ireland called Wednesday for the IRA to disband after the outlawed group made an unprecedented public offer to kill four men -- including two of its own expelled members -- linked to a Belfast slaying.
BELFAST, Northern Ireland -- Northern Ireland's political enemies sat down Tuesday to discuss reviving a joint Roman Catholic-Protestant administration, the central goal of the 1998 peace accord for this British territory.
Solutions by The State News