World News

	OECD warns of risk of 'severe recession' in eurozone The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's top economist says the 17-country eurozone risks falling into a "severe recession" and called on governments and Europe's central bank to act quickly.
	U.S. ambassador to leave Afghanistan The U.S. Embassy in Kabul says Ambassador Ryan Crocker will be leaving his post this summer.
	U.N. nuclear chief says deal with Iran reached The chief of the U.N. nuclear agency says he has reached a deal with Iran on probing suspected work on nuclear weapons and adds that the agreement will "be signed quite soon. "
	World's tallest tower opens Tokyo's biggest new landmark, the Tokyo Sky Tree, has opened to the public.
	New Zealand to pull Afghanistan troops next year The country says it will withdraw its small contingent of troops a year earlier than planned.
	Dozens dead after Indian train accident It took rescuers six hours today to pull some 70 survivors from the twisted and smoldering wreckage of a passenger train that rammed into a parked freight train in southern India, killing at least 25 people.
	Everest weekend death toll reaches four A mountaineering official in Nepal says climbers have reported seeing another body on Mount Everest, raising the death toll for one of the worst days ever on the world's highest mountain.
	Queen backed Prince William in wedding guest list Prince William tore up the official guest list for his wedding after Queen Elizabeth II told him that it was his day, a new documentary revealed Tuesday.
	Violence continues in Nigeria Witnesses say at least seven people have been killed in separate overnight shootings likely carried out by a radical Islamist sect.
	FARC attack kills a dozen soldiers Fighters from Colombia's main leftist rebel movement attacked an army patrol from Venezuelan territory, killing at least 12 soldiers and wounding four others.