AFP - NATO and Russia have concluded a key agreement on the land transit of non-military freight destined for Afghanistan and will endorse it Friday, a NATO spokeswoman said.
AP - Security has been stepped up on overseas Israeli flights for fear of a revenge attack over the assassination of a suspected terror mastermind, security officials said.
AFP - Robert Mugabe and his top lieutenants were set to draw up battle plans Friday after their disastrous performance in Zimbabwe's elections as the deadline loomed for the results of presidential polls.
AP - Naomi Campbell was released on bail Friday after being arrested on suspicion of assaulting a police officer during a dispute over luggage at Heathrow Airport.
AP - Delegates working on the negotiating agenda for a sweeping global warming pact clashed Friday over Japan's push for early discussions of industry-specific limits on carbon dioxide emissions, delegates and environmentalists said.
AP - A French mission to aid an ill French-Colombian hostage appeared to founder soon after it began, with a senior rebel saying she and others will remain captive until Colombia and the U.S. release jailed guerrillas.
AP - Zimbabwe's main opposition party says President Robert Mugabe has "unleashed a war" in his bid to stay in power after party offices were raided and foreign journalists detained five days after presidential elections.
AFP - Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd was Friday attacked by politicians at home for saluting US President George W. Bush during a social gathering for world leaders in Romania.
AP - President Bush, fresh from securing full NATO support for his missile defense plans for Europe and a pledge to admit former Soviet republics, has plenty to discuss with Russia's Vladimir Putin.