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Krekar's lawyer, Brynjar Meling, appealed the decision and asked that it be suspended pending review

Will finance the project, help extract gas from Turkmenistan fields.

US to deploy more intrusion detection and prevention capabilities, greater sharing of data with the private sector

Obama during his visit to India had “privately encouraged and pushed” Mr Modi to re-examine his approach to Pakistan

Experts hope the latest remains will help with the identification of the final three

The unmanned aircraft targeted a car carrying "at least four" suspects in Baida province

Ex-drone operators say some were teenagers when flying the drones and killing someone was as easy as point-and-click

President Goodluck Jonathan's appearance in the city came just a day after two blasts in the city.

DSK admits to being a "libertine" who enjoys orgies but has steadfastly denied knowing the women were paid.

US benchmark West Texas Intermediate for delivery in March climbed 26 cents to $48.50 a barrel.

Though the Italian artist is known to have completed several statues in bronze, none of them survived

Police say incident being 'investigated by national security agency'; march expected to attract less than 300 people

Khaleda Zia has already been charged by police with lesser crimes including "abetting" and "instigating" firebombings

Taliban insurgents step up their attacks recently in effort to exploit end of NATO's combat mission in Afghanistan

Pakistan dropped four points since 2012 and is now seen as unfavourable by 28% of Britons

City's superintendent of police says a total of 91 inmates, including several convicted murderers, managed to flee

The White House said last week that Obama would deliver remarks at a February prayer breakfast

After his capture in December, militants released pictures of the young pilot being led out of the water by fighters

The case sparked a national outcry after it was revealed that Wu was beaten to death

Greste deported following a global outcry over his jailing on charges of backing the Muslim brotherhood

Officials say American intervention raises possibility of resumption of Indo-Pak dialogue

'Mr. Modi is going to come in May for a preparatory visit,' says Minister of External Affairs Shushma

Seventeen-year-old activist is the youngest person to be on Debrett’s list

London's Finsbury Park mosque is part of the open day initiative to promote better understanding of Muslim community

The fundraising idea was triggered by a response to the blog after it posted the photo of a student from Brooklyn.

Oscar winner and special envoy for UNHCR Angelina Jolie was declared most admired women in the world

Four Japanese intelligence satellites are currently in orbit -- two optical satellites and two radar satellites.

Lebanese media reported that Lebanese nationals were among the dead and wounded

Internet connection, satellite television and mobile phone network at the office remained severed

Greste had been sentenced to seven years in prison for allegedly aiding the blacklisted Muslim Brotherhood group

Insurgents attacked three points in the southwest and southeast at around the same time

Interior ministry says death penalty in such cases reflects the government's commitment to maintain security

Residents of Qadian terms not granting citizenship to Pakistani women a discrimination

Visitors will be served tea and cakes by members of the mosque community who will answer questions about Islam

Based in Berkshire, the 2,000 man strong unit will specialise in fighting the non-lethal information wars

Authorities suspect that there was a short circuit.

Businessmen ask Afghan govt to lift ban on LPG shipment from Central Asia

Tumbling oil prices, western sanctions major reasons for the decline

In a video, Goto is seen kneeling and a masked man stands beside him with a knife

The torrent site re-emerged on Saturday, nearly seven weeks after its server room was raided by police in Stockholm

The bomb, built by the US, was triggered remotely by Mossad agents in Tel Aviv

Li said China is ready to work with Pakistan to maintain peace within the region

The move will see Panasonic cut back overseas production by 700,000 units a year with several hundred workers laid off

As many as seven protesters and 17 policemen were injured in clashes

Hamas denounced the ruling as 'a dangerous political decision that serves the interests of the occupier'

'I am delighted to take up this kind offer to sit on the Synagogue Council,' Rashid says

Artists around the world pay tribute to Malala through the art of murals

White took to her Facebook page to send out a special message to Muslims visited her office

Donors who supported him last time refused to commit to his campaign

UN Secretary-General appalled by 'vicious targeting of people on account of their religious affiliation'