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Former Navy SEAL, in his interview, says he was sure the dead man was Osama bin Laden.

Britain, France and Germany are leading for a clear signal from the International Atomic Energy Agency gathering.

Rushdie’s novel includes highly critical descriptions of late prime minister Indira Gandhi.

IG Prisons Siddiqui told the media that now only 32 Indian prisoners remain in Malir Jail.

Some economists fear the outlook is so poor that China may miss its official 7.5 percent growth target for 2012.

Chidambaram has signalled that India finally has someone willing to take tough decisions.

More than 3,000 inmates, which include Taliban fighters and terror suspects, are kept in the prison.

Indian foreign minister says his country would like to see a stable and peaceful Pakistan.

The agency said the explosion occurred near a hospital and a school, said to be housing anti-government soldiers.

Says Indian PM, people of India would like to see stable, peaceful Pakistan as it means quite a bit to entire region.

US says it retains the right to arrest and detain people.

Taliban claims responsibility; Pakistan condemns attack.

Statement released on Twitter says move indicative of complete US defeat.

Rehman Malik declares it a ‘sign of friendship’.

Taliban says its fighters are totally loyal to supreme leader Mullah Omar.

Speaks of 'increasing infiltration attempts' into Indian Kashmir, across international border with Pakistan.

Young children were among the dead, said Ministry of Interior spokesman Sediq Sediqqi.

Canada on Friday severed ties with Iran accusing country of being the biggest threat to world peace.

Toll could climb further as impassable roads, downed communications making it difficult to collect information.

In January, there were about 90,000 American boots on ground and by early August, force declined to 84,000.

Move will trigger sanctions against the group, put Pakistan under pressure.

New visa policy, to be signed today, envisages eight different categories.

Previously, Indian entities were not allowed to invest in Pakistan.

Canada closed its diplomatic mission in Tehran and vowed to expel Iranian diplomatic staff from Ottawa.

Secret­ary of State has signed a report to Congre­ss saying the networ­k met criter­ia for a terror­ist...

The 17-month-old revolt against President Bashar al-Assad's rule has grown increasingly bloody in recent months.

A car bomb targeted the Khezal al-Tamimi husseiniyah in central Kirkuk at about 12:55 pm.

A public memorial service will be held at the Washington National Cathedral on September 13.

Says Israel keeps its sovereign right to act independently, and US understands this.

The quakes struck near the border of Yunnan and Guizhou provinces.

The speakers adjourned proceedings until midday and were expected to call an end to the session afterwards.

Bangladeshi factories make clothes for Tesco, Wal-Mart, JC Penney, H&M, Marks & Spencer, Kohl’s and Carrefour.

Senior officials who argued against blacklisting group were concerned it could further damage relations with Pakistan.

Sceptics tend to focus on what hasn't happened and is unlikely to happen while optimists point to what has, and can.

According to sources, both countries’ foreign secretaries will finalise the visa regime draft.

Indian PM’s visit in November hinges on substantive progress in the Mumbai attacks investigation.

"India wants Islamabad as a strong and stable “partner”," says S.M. Krishna.

LHC issues notice to federal government on Kissan Board’s petition.

"Government can at least try to ensure that the Pakistani prisoners are treated equally," says Barrister Sara Bilal.

Head of a Christian lobby conference suggested smoking was healthier than a gay and lesbian lifestyle.

The Paralympic Games are starting to look a lot like their able-bodied equivalents.

Human Rights Watch says it assembled its report by interviewing victims and witnesses familiar with alleged abuses.

Bagram holds rebel fighters detained by the US-led forces in their decade-long war against Taliban insurgents.

Powerful 7.6-magnitude earthquake struck near Pacific coast of Costa Rica briefly knocks out power and communications.

Families of disappeared people irked, say government trying to obfuscate the truth.

Police said the US action was taken independently as a precaution.

Taliban claimed to have used rockets to shoot down two American helicopters, killing "tens of invaders".

Christian students from Myanmar's Chin ethnic minority have been forced to convert to Buddhism.

Pakistan foreign minter, Hina Rabbani praised Germany's leading role in the Afghan peace process.

It is the latest in a series of corruption scandals to have plagued Singh's second term in office.