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European businesses have warned that without legal certainty, business growth will suffer.

The player-controlled anti-hero can access everything from the cellphone conversations and medical records.

The bank forecast the world's gross domestic product will grow 2.2 percent this year.

We shouldn't see our success against what is needed, we have to look at each individual we can help, Shea says.

Haines will likely be helping the new CIA director revise the guidelines for drone strikes carried out by CIA.

General Dempsey warns that pullout from Afghanistan would have fallout for Pakistan, the region.

Yemen citizen Walida Mohammad bin Attash said he was tortured in 2003 in a secret CIA prison in northeastern Poland.

Facebook joins Google and other tech companies in the arctic north.

It is our policy to not export defence equipment to Pakistan, says Israeli ministry official.

The jets were taking part in a routine mission along the border, say Indian Air Force spokesperson.

UN officials pay tributes to Pakistani peacekeepers for their service in maintaining peace and helping war victims.

Iran's presidential election is offering a flicker of hope to activists hoping to revive women's rights.

US repatriated foreign terror suspects without trial in Bagram, but each case is a bureaucratic maze.

Turkish police cleared the Istanbul square where weeks of protests against Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan took place.

Syrian refugees in Jordan are offering their daughters for early marriage in the hope of securing them protection.

Michael Enright pleaded guilty to attempted murder as a hate crime for stabbing a Muslim, New York City taxi driver.

Bombshell revelations about the United States' surveillance programmes could spur China to expand their own efforts.

The move will reduce the number of Pakistani pilgrims from 180,000 to 144,000.

Businessmen highlight progress made in economic ties.

German intelligence voices concern over growing number of Islamic extremists in the country.

The tribunal's chief prosecutor says only 20 detainees could be prosecuted at most.

Taliban claim responsibility for suicide attack which killed 14 civilians and wounded 38 others.

ISPR denies report, says it is misleading and not based on facts.

Snowden's whereabouts shrouded in mystery as US lawmakers demand his immediate extradition from Hong Kong.

Police action surprises protesters, hundreds of whom have been camping out in the adjoining Gezi Park.

Foreign Ministry conveys serious concern over the incident to the Indian High Commission.

A section of the five-storey Altaf Manzil building collapsed on Monday evening.

NDTV cited neighbours saying at least 20 people were feared trapped beneath the debris after Monday's collapse.

TTP spokesperson accuses LeT, AI and Al-badr of planning assault.

Asks Pakistan to nominate entities to go ahead with the project.

President Jacob Zuma calls for the country to pray for the ailing former South African president.

LK Advani quit the party due to differences over its direction.

The fall is the latest blow to the damaged growth story of India, Asia's third-largest economy.

Many of the women happily admit they are accidental activists.

Shops and schools were closed in the capital Dhaka and major roads were largely deserted.

Militants seize 2 nearby buildings and firing on military facilities before being overwhelmed by security forces.

29-year-old Edward Snowden says he was motivated to inform public about the "massive surveillance machine."

Your online presence is what makes investors pay for web-based services.

Thousands of demonstrators have been injured and three people have died in the unrest so far.

Alleged rape victim consumes cocktail of sleeping pills, pain killers and other drugs.

Afghan government disagrees with certain pre-conditions put forward by Taliban: Source

The NSA gathered 13.5 billion intelligence reports from Pakistani computer and telephone networks in March 2013.

Prime minister invites German investment in energy sector, offers support in resolving situation in Afghanistan.

Commanders discussed matters relating to coordination on Pak-Afghan border, protocols to improve border control.

Afghan soldier kills three US troops on the same day an Italian soldier dies in a grenade attack.

At least eight people have been killed in fighting between rival Somali warlords.

The late Friday raid was second such Syrian strike against the Sunni-majority border areas in less than a week.

Turks spread the concept of 'chapulling' on social media among humorous videos and slogans inspired by the crisis.

In Dirty Wars journalist Jeremy Scahill condemns "targeted killing" of purported al Qaeda linked militants.

Reports of spate of embarrassing assault cases raised questions about military's ability to deal with the problem.