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A picture on the second floor bathroom quotes in Arabic, ‘Allah is beautiful and He loves beauty’.

Almost 1,000 pages of evidence against Armstrong and fellow US Postal Service cyclists released.

The West suspects Iran is seeking a nuclear weapons capacity, despite repeated denials from Tehran.

Demonstrators urged the Organisation of the Islamic Conference to stop its assistance to Rohingya in Rakhine state.

Mark Basseley Youssef formerly Nakoula Basseley Nakoula among other pseudonyms to appear in court amid tight security.

On her first attempt, Fern got as far as Germany when engine problems forced her to turn around and go home.

The religious scholars were accused of inciting rebellion against country’s US-backed government.

Also detains 17 Afghans stranded on an island off Java.

Sosan Firooz, shunned by some in her family, sings about repression of women, her life and of a peaceful Afghanistan.

Gaga met with the former hacker for dinner at the Ecuadorian embassy on Monday.

Powell, aged 82, was awarded the Royal Victorian Medal in 2000 for her services to the family.

The judge set August 26 next year as the trial date and remanded Abu Hamza in custody.

Haroche, Wineland won Nobel Prize for work in quantum physics that could one day open way to revolutionary computers.

Two defence and commerce-related MOUs were signed during a meeting between Zardari and President of Bosnia.

Edward Archbold, 32, had eaten several dozen roaches and worms as part of the contest to win an exotic python.

The Afghan govt insists the ban applies to just a small subset of Urdu newspapers.

LHC allows the meeting one more time on humanitarian grounds.

Trilateral talks to be held possibly this year.

Accusations of Afghan president termed ‘totally misplaced’.

Petitioner given one-time permission to meet his client on humanitarian grounds.

The fear is that once international troops have left and there is less global oversight.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez shrugged off cancer and a unified opposition to triumph yet again at the ballot box.

Two sides agree on a ‘moderate’ government in Afghanistan post-2014.

The paintings will be worth even more by the next auction.

Leading economist warns of another wave of crises, this time from China.

Husaini joins Pakistan's minister Bilour in announcing bounty for maker of the blasphemous movie.

US led the invasion on October 7, 2001 to topple the Taliban government for harbouring al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden

Abu Hamza faces terror charges over a 1998 kidnapping in Yemen, setting up an al Qaeda-style training camp.

Ten bodies were found after the army routed insurgents from a town near Damascus.

The West worries Iran is trying to develop an atomic bomb under cover of a civilian nuclear energy program.

Agreement calls for a new semi-autonomous Muslim area in the resource-rich region of Mindanao.

A group of British Muslims decided to use the opportunity to clear misconceptions about their religion.

Afghan president scheduled to arrive in next two months.

PPMA former chief says Pakistan’s medicines are of far better quality than India.

Working group discusses how to disrupt networks supplying components, finance for IEDs in Afghanistan, Pakistan.

Purpose of conference was to get private sectors to focus on investment opportunities available in both countries.

Ruling out chances of swapping Dr Afridi with Dr Aafia, Rehman Malik talks about a mercy petition.

Abu Hamza al-Masri likely to be sent to a Supermax prison once he is extradited to the US.

Jobs died October 5, 2011 at the age of 56 after a long battle with cancer.

A 19-year-old girl was killed along with her boyfriend in 2010 in Delhi.

Current legislation already outlaws prostitution, but only sex workers have been prosecuted, not their clients.

Afghan president demands end to anti-Afghan activities allegedly emanating from Pakistan.

Salahuddin Rabbani will discuss several proposals including release of Afghan Taliban in Pakistani custody.

Russian consul general says country’s ‘soft power’ foreign policy to not interfere in other state’s internal affairs.

A boycott by the Islamic Action Front (IAF), is threatening to damage the legitimacy of any future parliament.

The pressure group analysed top 129 global defence firms and has published its Defence Companies Anti-Corruption Index

The move is aimed at ratcheting up pressure on Iran to stop pursuing a nuclear programme.

The mandate, valid for one year, was passed by 320 votes in the 550-seat Turkish parliament.

Afghan president says we want strategic pact with Pakistan but we want some conditions and preconditions.

A US judge formally ordered Iran, al Qaeda and several other defendants Wednesday to pay $6 billion compensation.