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Former ISI chief says Pakistan “can’t deliver anybody” to the negotiating table.

Researchers found rats exposed to Monsanto's genetically modified corn, weed killer suffered tumors, organ failures.

Saudia Arabia had threatened to block YouTube if Google didn’t respond requests of denying access to the film.

Conventional vehicles will still continue to dominate the market until 2030, the body added.

A security flaw publicly surfaced over the weekend, affecting hundreds of millions of Internet Explorer users.

China and Australia ranked second and third at 16.7 percent and 5.3 percent respectively.

Iran shipments may have violated UN sanctions. Envoy says seized items may have been for nuclear program.

The two-stage Agni-IV blasted off from the eastern state of Orissa in the third test for the missile.

A Washington Post report said that protests over an anti-Islam video had stalled talks on relieving $1 billion aid.

The beheading brings to 60 the number of people executed in Saudi Arabia so far this year.

"This is the result of the mujahideen's operations and tactics," spokesman Zabihullah Mujahed.

A 29-year-old man wanted for two previous murders has been arrested in connection with the killings.

"Among other things, I think we were concerned about this just kind of contagion, if you will."

State department spokesperson says both sides hope to to build upon the recent high-level contacts.

All possible initiatives will be discussed to reach a plan of action and to address the escalating wave of incitement.

Two Swedish women might be able to give birth through wombs which will carry the babies.

Ally demands government reverse its decision to raise diesel prices, open supermarket sector to foreign investments

Move would help reduce risk that individuals engaged in crime or trafficking of persons could gain entry to UAE.

Kaspersky added that "their nature is currently unknown."

Nik photo editing and sharing products include Snapseed software for smartphones, tablets or desktop computers.

More than 30 insider attacks have claimed the lives of 51 troops in the Nato-led coalition so far this year.

The vulnerability gives hackers access to all the files on a computer.

"I'm not going to put labels on this until we have a complete investigation," spokeswoman Victoria Nuland.

Security officials said nine foreigners were among those killed on a major highway leading to Kabul airport.

Some analysts say Apple could sell 10 million in the opening days and 50 million before the end of 2012.

"The US must understand that releasing the entire film will have very dangerous, repercussions around the world."

Shows that some of the people who forced their way into the US compound later tried to rescue Stevens.

Zardari to address UN General Assembly session on September 25.

Mullah Mutasim urges all groups to shun differences, rebuild country.

Google reiterates that it is blocking the film to comply with local law than give into political pressure.

Naval exercise shows a global will to keep oil shipping lanes open as Israel and Iran trade threats of war.

Protests turned violent for the first time in Afghanistan, Indonesia; Filipino Muslims burned US and Israeli flags.

US statement says there was no specific threat to US citizens in Thailand, but urged Americans to 'exercise caution'.

Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission asked Google to remove clips of controversial film.

The central area, known officially as the International Zone, houses diplomatic missions including the US embassy.

Gunmen from the crowd opened fire at police, but no one was hurt, police said.

It is truly regrettable that Japanese businesses have suffered significant damage, says Pentagon.

Afghan president unhappy with the US over the delay in transfer of prisoners.

Pickets, fences and foot patrolling increased on the Pak-Iran and Pak-Afghan borders.

Libya blamed the Benghazi attack on foreign extremists, claiming it was pre-planned.

Afghanis consider the issue of prisons and detention of their fellow citizens a matter of their national sovereignty.

EU foreign policy chief urges Arab, Muslim leaders to call for peace.

Al Qaeda in Arabian Peninsula also calls for more violent demonstrations against US embassies in Middle East, Africa.

Japan first among Asia's top four buyers to get renewal.

Insider attacks have killed 47 NATO-led forces personnel this year.

Singh writes letter to PM Ashraf, conveys condolences of behalf of India and its people.

Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack.

Critics say it’s too little, too late; supporters say it might be a foot in the door.

Official says US is trying to balance domestic compulsions and ground realities.

Google says it has restricted access to the film in Egypt, Libya, India and Indonesia, but video to stay on site.