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The two-and-a-half-hour long docudrama follows the CIA analyst over her decade-long quest to track down Bin Laden.

Four years on, victims of the 26/11 attacks try and make sense of what happened.

HRW says Karzai’s administration had pledged amnesty for Taliban if they join a Kabul-backed peace scheme.

Reservation desks to be set-up at embassy premises to facilitate repatriating community at competitive fares.

Seeks to promote Pakistan fruit market, secure export orders.

It is curious big-seller Iran & big-buyer India are both worried about Pakistan to build pipeline & protect it.

Official says options under consideration range from 6,000 to 15,000 US boots on ground.

Government's chief inspector of factories says permission to only build three storeys was given.

Relatives, government ministers attend ceremony at a memorial to police officers who died during the attacks.

Barak, 70, made the surprise announcement at a press conference in Tel Aviv.

There were no reports of deaths, but eight workers were injured due to heavy smoke.

Providing immunity from war crimes, crimes against humanity violates international law, says Human Rights Watch.

David's Sling is billed as Israel's answer to the longer-range missiles of Lebanese Hezbollah guerrillas and Syria.

Under a constitutional declaration, Morsi can issue "any decision or measure to protect the revolution."

Israel restricts Palestinian access to Al-Aqsa mosque, Islam's third holiest site.

Says Hezbollah can strike anywhere from Israel's northern border to its southern Red Sea port of Eilat.

Egypt's Judges Club calls Morsi's decree a "ferocious attack on Egyptian justice."

Military rescue teams had been called in to help with the search for victims.

Witnesses said the workers, mostly women, ran for safety as the fire engulfed the plant.

Medics and local officials said 13 other people were also wounded in the attack.

Expected to take up a 12-month post as administrator at Pakistan Consulate.

Delegates at IFRD meeting urge enhancing relief assistance in the country.

The $500 million funding agreement is to be signed next week, say sources.

India's action comes after China began issuing new biometric passports showing areas as part of Chinese territory.

Rally in Tahrir Square demand Mursi quit; he says working for rotation of power.

Youth Parliament member elected to represent views of young people in their area to government.

Norwegian envoy says her country can help overcome the energy crisis.

Offices of Freedom & Justice Party (FJP), Muslim Brotherhood's political arm, were set ablaze in Ismailiya, Port...

According to the book, on each occasion Modi was warned by the police or the intelligence agencies.

The heavily-fortified capital is under heightened security ahead of the anniversary, with all police leave cancelled.

Indian police in parts of Srinagar city sealed off many residential areas to thwart Muharram processions.

Seven other Palestinians suffered gunshot wounds.

Saudi males receiving text messages informing them when women under their custody leave country.

The move is a blow to the pro-democracy movement that toppled the long-time president.

Explosion took place near a police centre in Maidan Shar, says Afghan police spokesperson.

Suspects admit recruiting an Arab Israeli from Taibeh, an Arab village near Tel Aviv, to carry out attack.

A blow-by-blow account of how meticulously India’s most secret execution was planned.

Conference ‘Empowering Lifelong Learning’ mirrored Malaysian government’s emphasis on lifelong learning.

'We want to complete this project by 2014,' Ahmadinejad told a press conference in Islamabad.

Mursi was scheduled to address a joint session of parliament in Islamabad.

Iranian president says that his country does not attack anyone, but knows how to defend itself.

It seems no one in Tel Aviv understands just how deeply its neighbourhood has changed. But will Israel change as well?

Ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy appears before French judges due to accusations about his 2007 election finances.

Police say he was addicted to games, hardly went to bed.

For the first time in more than a week, the noise of traffic jams and honking horns filled the air in Gaza City.

A total 119 journalists have died this year.

Indian foreign ministry spokesman confirms that the demand had been made as 'there was a need for extra security'.

TTP spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan demands India return Kasab's body.

The 15-member council said in a statement it 'deplored the loss of civilian lives resulting from this situation'.

Prior to Kasab, only one execution had taken place in India in the last 15 years.