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It flew for 100 minutes over the quake zone, sending back accurate "scientific facts" about situation on the ground

The chances of getting the full $134 million from Khadr are "very slim," says victim's counsel

Rutte says a UN tribunal would give "the best guarantee of cooperation from all countries" in seeking justice

The family says that on-time medical treatment could have saved the child’s life

Joint prayers were held in Bahrain, Kuwait a week after Kuwait Shia mosque bombing

A single berry of a particular strawberry brand, this year's must-have luxury fruit, sells for around $415

Mugabe says he will travel to Washington DC, get down on one knee and ask Obama's hand in marriage

Vigilante says bomber was a girl aged around 15 who was seen around the mosque

The deaths bring to 13 the number of suspected al Qaeda militants killed by similar strikes in Yemen over past 10 days

Shia MP says Kuwaiti people have sent a clear message to terrorists that you will never divide this society

'France cannot act on his request,' says the office of President Francois Hollande

Seifallah Ben Hassine was suspected of leading an attack on the US Embassy in Tunis in September 2012

Soldiers confronted a group of armed men in a forested area in Uri

FO says an official of the Pakistan Consulate General at Kandahar ‘was forcibly taken away and kept in detention'

The High Court ordered an investigation in May into the state's 350,000 primary teachers

Customers across Pakistan, including where terrestrial infrastructure is not yet available, can connect to satellite

Tensions have escalated during Ramazan and in the run up to the anniversary of the war in Gaza last July and August

Those who get pregnant in violation of the plan and their work is affected will be fined 1,000 yuan: Chinese firm

US Geological Survey has reported several aftershocks, strongest measuring magnitude 4.8

Illegal adoption is a thriving business in India, where more than 100,000 children are reported missing every year

Martunis is the new recruit for the Sporting Lisbon academy, where he'll live, study and grow as a man and footballer

Survivors all recounted how the 33-tonne vessel was backing out of the port of Ormoc City when it suddenly overturned

Kabul authorities lodge a formal protest over cross-border shelling

Events in which four or more people died "create a period of contagion that lasts an average of 13 days

An autopsy showed a woman's fatal pneumonia was caused by the contagious disease

Every year hundreds of thousands of devout Hindus from India and abroad make the gruelling trek to the Amarnath shrine

Securities commission says investigation will focus on such activities occurring simultaneously in multiple markets

Attack comes a day after Modi launched his campaign Digital India in a bid to reform his country through technology

Slumped as much as 6.38 per cent in late afternoon trade before recovering slightly

Angela Merkel's office asks the US ambassador to come on Thursday to discuss allegations of NSA spying

The agreement increases the pre-tax cost of the disaster to BP by an estimated $10 billion to $53.8 billion

Indian home minister while visiting Kashmir says they made their intentions clear to Pakistan on Modi's oath-taking

Crowds have gathered for Iftar and the atmosphere is excited

Sartaj Aziz says the step would help promote friendly relations between the two countries and their people

Indian government minister has issued an apology after three passengers were ordered off a domestic flight

The aim of the unique initiative is to capture the 'spirit' of Ramazan

Authorities say they arrested woman at London's Heathrow Airport in February after arriving on a flight from Turkey

Militants have stepped up attacks on soldiers and police since President Mohamed Mursi was removed from power in 2013

A lawyer and activist says ruling is unambiguous and a warning to lower courts that tried to use mediation in future

Students have been barred from sharing pictures and footage from inside the school without consent of their teacher

Volkswagen spokesperson says initial conclusions indicate human error was to blame rather than a problem with robot

FO spokesperson says Pakistani embassy in Saudi Arabia has also asked for consular access to Zaid Hamid

US, Israel and some other nations suspect Iran is secretly developing a nuclear weapons capability

The appeal was heard behind closed doors and reportedly reached a verdict on Wednesday

"The victims were killed in their sleep. No one got the opportunity to escape"

Al Qaeda was planning an unspecified attack in the Muslim-majority nation after Eidul Fitr: Rapid Action Battalion

Afghanistan lodges formal protest over 'Pakistani forces shelling on the Afghan border police'

Google says it is appalled and genuinely sorry for the labelling

Sandy Berger told Clinton to go after bank accounts, travel and other assets of individual Pakistani officers

Afghan Local Police operate as surrogate village armies to fill security vacuum in remote Taliban-infested countryside