China jails dissident for 11 years on subversion charges
Liu Xiaobo, co-author of Charter 08, was sentenced to 11 years in prison in Beijing on subversion charges. The case drew criticism from rights groups and prompted US calls for his release amid limited international access to the trial.
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Vatican to Review Security After Pope Attack
The Vatican will review security procedures after a Swiss Italian woman Susanna Maiolo, 25, jumped the barrier and knocked Benedict XVI to the ground during Christmas Eve services. The pope remained uninjured and delivered greetings in 65 languages from St. Peter's Square.
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