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OIC has no locus standi on internal affairs of India or the recent incidents on LoC, says spokesperson.

Ahmadinejad says outside forces trying to prevent a rapprochement between the two countries.

Attacks come after radio programs repeat conspiracy theories that such campaigns are Western plot to harm Muslims.

The incident marked the first time the two nations' navies have locked horns in a territorial dispute.

The oceanic squid can fly more than 30 metres through the air at speeds faster than Usain Bolt.

Force says threat from the rebels is still real.

Terms of proposed agreement are however unclear.

Twin blasts struck at the market in Baghdad's predominantly Shia neighbourhood of Kadhimiyah.

Afghan officials apprehensive of an agenda behind meeting.

The women had all undergone surgical procedures at a hospital in the Malda district.

Iran claims that the footage was extracted from RQ-170 it forced to land in its territory.

Organisation of Islamic Cooperation asks India to allow fact-finding mission, let human rights group visit Kashmir.

Two Russian fighter jets briefly entered Japan's air space prompting protest, says Japan's Foreign Ministry.

Jemima says Assange's organisation was now guilty of the same obfuscation as those it sought to expose.

26 of the 57 OIC states, Egypt president warns again inter-Muslim ‘sectarian strife’.

Iranian oil revenues choking up as US applies new rules.

EU fails to prove Bank's involvement in Iranian nuclear programme.

Syrians have long come to Lebanon for work over 200,000 Syrian refugees already in Lebanon.

Total cost of corruption increased to $3.9 billion in 2012 and 68% of surveyed consider it acceptable.

India willing to enter into a world's biggest defence deal with France.

Veteran of the Central Intelligence Agency John Brennan will be questioned before chosen to lead it.

Indian Government making efforts to minimize pain for victims of child sexual abuse.

Around 35 to 40 containers loaded with fruit and vegetables made their way across, according to sources in Chaman.

India plans to spend around $100 billion over the next 10 years to upgrade its mostly Soviet-era military hardware.

Envoy says investors would like to wait till next govt comes in.

Shipments pick up pace after free trade accord with Beijing.

Since the attack, nationalists have charged that Bulgaria could be an easy route into Europe for radical Islamists.

Kerry and Hagel appointments are good news, will entail more pragmatic approach towards US foreign policy in future.

Some scrap dealers in Athens can make as much as 200 euros a day in cash while still being off the books.

Reports surface that the CIA has been operating a secret airbase to carry out drone strikes against al Qaeda members.

Conference between Afghanistan, Pakistan, Britain and other 'horse trading' real obstacles, says spokesman.

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Violence erupted after Abdul Quader Molla, was jailed for life for committing mass murder during the 1971 war.

France questioned why their diplomats are providing support for the accused but not the little girl.

The ambassador of Pakistan to South Korea read out the messages of the president and the prime minister.

Open Society Justice Initiative report says Islamabad permitted detention operations.

Should centrist party join Netanyahu’s coalition, it may result in softening latter’s hardline position on peace...

US used drones to kill two citizens in September 2011 who were charged with a crime but were suspected to be al Qaeda.

Father confirms that his son would give evidence in the trial of the five men who have all denied charges.

South Korean president says 'higher-level' suggested Pyongyang might attempt to detonate several devices.

Teenage rock band quits after region's top Muslim cleric declares their music 'un-Islamic'.

The municipal order required Parisian women to seek permission from local police if they wanted to "dress like a man".

Jamaat-e-Islami Abdul Quader Molla was sentenced following charges of rape, genocide and murder.

Police excesses against refugees rising, Afghan authorities intervene.

Two leaders support opening of Taliban office in Doha for dialogue.

Secret deal with US was not known to corps commanders, says Gen Shahid.

Both sides present exclusive unilateral national narratives and historical events are selectively presented.

Biden says they are willing to allow a political process that will see democracy return to Mali.

Pragaash, an all-girl band has been the target of a cultural backlash in the Muslim majority state.

Iranian president says he is willing to 'auction (himself) and donate' money to the space programme.