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India hosts 17-nation meeting of maritime security officials.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says US will stand by Afghanistan beyond troop pull outs in 2014.

The legislation, if passed, will make it possible for police to take people into custody for questioning on suspicion.

Life expectancy, experienced well-being of Pakistan found to be mediocre, but ecological footprint termed “good”.

Religious police agents will be prohibited from "standing at shopping malls entrances to prevent entry of any person".

India hosts 17-nation meeting of maritime security officials.

Some 40 million people living in the US, or 13 percent of the population, were born overseas.

On Israel threats, Ahmadinejad says Iran will not be shaken by a few 'firecrackers'.

Student halls had been raided by police last week as part of a sweep against Boko Haram militants.

French secret agent is said to have infiltrated mob of Libyan rebels which encircled Libyan leader on October 20.

As India hauls its rapidly growing urban centres through reforms, rewards provide incentives.

UNHCR has facilitated return of 3.7 million refugees from Pakistan since 2002.

The Ministry of Information and Culture has agreed to five of 19 changes to a media law suggested by journalists.

IKEA says it regretted removing the women from pictures in the annual booklet.

Spokesperson said he was particuarly concerned about the September 29 arrest of human rights lawyer Dadkhah.

Gabriele is tried for stealing secret memos in what he said was a bid to battle "evil and corruption" within Vatican

Experts put that at the point when Iran has amassed enough uranium, purified to a fissile level of 20 percent.

"There were things that he was expected to do that he was uncomfortable with doing," Golkanbhan's lawyer said.

Arvind Kejriwal says formation of his party would mark a new chapter in the struggle against a "bribe-taking culture".

Buddhist leaders described the attacks as the worst violence against the community since independence.

Ambassador Tarar defends President Zardari's statement at UN General Assembly on Jammu and Kashmir.

Lifting of ban could help Samsung in run-up to pivotal holiday shopping season.

Moscow’s District judge sided with prosecution arguments presented in court that film promotes religious intolerance.

Survey graded aid-distributing agencies on how readily their information could be accessed.

Official says no classified systems breached.

Olson cites squeezing of the Haqqani network a primary focus of his activities.

Sergei Lavrov’s arrival tomorrow to coincide with Gen Kayani’s trip to Moscow.

Home minister describes violence as premeditated and deliberate.

Admits insider attacks have shaken morale, damaged trust between Nato troops, Afghan forces.

Salman Rushdie publishes account of a decade he spent in hiding while under fatwa for his book 'The Satanic Verses'.

Six Afghan policemen and 10 civilians killed in attacked. 62 others wounded.

"We wanted to ban YouTube and then Gmail was cut off as well, and this was unintended," an official said.

"The spread of the coronavirus which has lately registered two cases is still limited," the health minister said.

Thousands of Muslims went on rampage in Buddhist areas after a photo insulting Islam was posted on Facebook.

Forces acting on an intelligence tip off surprised allegedly Hizbul Mujahideen militants in Wanghat forest.

Meagher's husband and the police have urged the public to refrain from commenting on Bayley or the case.

The UNFPA report warned that the skills and knowledge older people possess are going to waste.

Kenyan army said doing everything possible to ensure its forces took control of the city "safely" and "in good time".

Police said that 107 people had been arrested in connection with the violence on Saturday and Sunday night.

Erdogan faced no competition in the vote, which was held at a congress of his Justice and Development Party.

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari says Pakistan had been transformed from a dictatorship into a democracy.

Army called in as mob burns down temples and houses of Buddhists.

At the time of his transfer to Guantanamo Bay, he was the youngest detainee to be sent to the US detention facility.

The CyberCorps program launched in 2000 highlights how desperate the US is to get people to keep networks secure.

Construction of the 625 foot (190 meter) high wheel should finish in 2014, said Mayor Bloomberg.

The issue of Muslim Rohingyas in Myanmar could affect the reform process underway in the country.

Khadr had been accused of throwing a grenade, killing a US Special Forces soldier during a gun battle in Afghanistan.

Mishra had served as national security advisor, principal secretary to former prime minister Atal Behari Vajpayee.

Rhinos were found bleeding from gunshot injuries, huge wounds after poachers cut off horns, nose, ears.

Twitter users proclaimed that Fox News had telecast a "suicide" as it happened.