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Masada: Site of the ultimate Jewish rebellion against the Romans

Looking out over the rugged, peacefully beautiful landscape surrounding the former Jewish fortress of Masada in Israel, it is difficult to imagine the violence and tragedy that occurred here in the first century.
16:44 March 7, 2012

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Power glitch leaves passengers stuck on Eurostar

A power supply problem left passengers stuck on Eurostar trains between Britain and France for several hours on Monday and early Tuesday, the high-speed rail company said.
Ticino region: It's in Switzerland, but the flavor is Italian

It’s on the southern, sunny side of the Alps. The language is Italian. The people are lively and gregarious. It’s la dolce vita in Switzerland, specifically in the canton, or state, of Ticino, a region of grandiose mountains and gleaming lakes almost entirely surrounded by Italy.
05:08 March 1, 2012
Poland defends rail safety after deadly crash

Poland's government insisted Sunday that rail travel is safe in the country despite a train collision that killed 16 people, assurances that come months before masses of sports fans will enter the country for a major soccer tournament - many of whom will crisscross the nation by train.
Austerity brings smaller cars to Geneva auto show

After years marked by environmental concerns, then the economic downturn and now European austerity measures, car manufacturers have honed their products to cater for cost-conscious buyers.
Overhead bins on planes getting bigger

Packed planes and a high volume of carry-ons are forcing airlines to expand the space above passenger's heads. United and Delta are the latest airlines to replace or upgrade bins so they hold more luggage. And engineers at Boeing are designing jet interiors with today's bulkier luggage in mind.
European air traffic falls amid economic gloom
Costa Concordia survivors tell Congress they felt 'betrayed'
In Seychelles, scary moments described aboard ship
Items from the Vatican's Secret Archives unveiled in Rome
Spain student protests turn violent in Barcelona
Queen Elizabeth II to open 2012 Olympics
German court orders airport strike ended
Ship sinks, boats break free as Danube thaws
Hop to it! Easter egg markets spring up all over Germany
Cruise ship adrift after fire off Seychelles