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No foreign military units typically involved in such operations in Somalia have claimed responsibility for the strike.

US could push past Russia and Saudi Arabia as world's largest single producer of oil and of natural gas this year.

Malala is also among the favourites for the Nobel Peace Prize, which will be announced on October 11.

FO spokesperson says nations need to work together to defeat the common enemy; toddler dies in Indian shelling.

India is looking to extend the life of its existing fleet through mid-life upgrades.

Recently, a global investigation into the rigging of benchmark interest rates led to UBS being fined $2.7 billion.

"The film explores how the failure to silence Malala has inspired men, women, and children," says the director.

Sarasin Alpen is in the process of leaving India nearly three years after setting up operations in the country.

Indian rugby team managers says he feels Pakistan is his second home.

The apparent assassination of Sheikh Ibrahim Omar raises tensions in the port city of Mombasa.

Sectarian violence in Myanmar has killed at least 240 people and displaced 140,000 since June 2012.

Trade between the two countries is expected to hit $70 billion by the end of this year.

The United Nations described the attack in Syria as the most significant of its kind since Halabja.

Obama decried shutdown as a reckless "farce," piling pressure on Republicans to climb down first on budget impasse.

North Korea's top military body launched a blistering personal attack Friday on South Korean President Park Geun-Hye.

Company's IPO revealed about 65% of its revenue derived from mobile users. But has not made any profits since 2010.

Silk Road combined Tor network for being invisible online with Bitcoin digital currency that can be difficult to trace

Afghanistan and UAE cricket coaches say they enjoy a healthy rivalry in the field.

Footage aired by broadcasters showed the car executing a tight U-turn as shots rang out, and then speeding off.

FIFA mulls timing 2022 World Cup outside summers to escape heat.

Abdul Rassoul Sayyaf says he nominates himself to "stand alongside the true servants of Afghanistan".

Some charitable organisations say “we find Pakistan too difficult,” this projects aims to show them it isn't.

The plant will have two 1,000 megawatt reactors costing up to $4 billion.

Pakistan ranks alongside Saudi Arabia, Syria, China and Iran in Freedom on the Net 2013.

Clapper, director of national intelligence, said govt has no objection to release of total number of govt requests.

Lalu Prasad Yadav would serve five years of "rigorous" imprisonment and was fined $40,000.

He said the new mood of co-operation on display around the UN General Assembly had to be backed by quantifiable deeds.

NATO's most ambitious naval exercise in 7 years gathers 23 warships from 6 countries and 5,000 troops from 8 nations.

A heavy goods truck careered onto the wrong side of the road and smashed head-on into two packed vehicles.

Highly-polluted water may have made its way out to the Pacific Ocean.

Obama said he would not negotiate until House lawmakers pass a temporary financing bill and raise the debt ceiling.

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Says Islamabad is working with Beijing but Paris has not received request.

The site was used by "several thousand drug dealers" to sell "hundreds of kilograms of illegal drugs," says FBI.

Clancy wrote 28 spy fiction novels and inspired numerous Hollywood films and video games.

India claims its fighting an incursion from Pakistan side in Kashmir with 30 to 40 fighters crossed into Keran sector.

The ordinance was decried by the main political opposition as unconstitutional.

Syria currently has 1.2 million refugees, according to UN spokesperson.

The US designer dedicated his final show to the "women who inspire me and the showgirl in every one of them".

Pakistan shared its low ranking with Somalia, with access to only 32 countries without a visa.

They were accused of forming a terrorist group, attempted murder, and carrying out bombings.

The soldier is expected to be tried for murder.

Investors are concerned that Gates' role as chairman effectively blocks the adoption of new strategies

With the first US government shutdown in 17 years, White House and Republicans dig in for an extended struggle.

It is signed to deter the possible use of nuclear arms and weapons of mass destruction amid threats from Pyongyang.

Russia makes a proposal that will put Syria's chemical arsenal under international supervision.

The projections ran parallel to forecasts by UN, World Bank and other prominent national institutes.

Violence reaches a level unseen in Iraq since 2008 killing nearly 1000 people.

Iran's nuclear program has continued at a "vast and feverish" pace since the election of Rouhani, says Netanyahu

In the latest clashes, a mob of hundreds of Buddhists burned houses and stabbed a 94-year-old woman to death.