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Indian, Pakistani MPs propose new CBMs
Delegates favour streamlining visa process for travellers, see scope for religious tourism.
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In a first, US drone strikes in Afghan province of Kunar
The dead militants include senior TTP commanders Mullah Dadaullah and Mullah Abdul Rehman Ghalib.
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In Pakistan, reporters covering underground parties push boundaries
"Not cool. Parties are not this shady and not that big a deal and our country is not as screwed up as depicted...
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Ten shot, two dead near New York's Empire State Building
Police says there is no apparent link to terrorism.
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Burma violence: Myanmar president says monks, politicians kindling hate
President Thein Sein says ethnic Rakhine could not accept Muslim Rohingya as fellow citizens.
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Norway mass killer Breivik found sane, sentenced to prison
Court finds Breivik responsible for acts of terror, sentences him to 21 years in prison.
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Indian government faces backlash over Internet blocking
Twitter users, legal experts and analysts criticise the government's approach..
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France backs Syria no-fly zone
French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian warns shutting all of Syria's air space would mean 'going to war'.
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US calls on Japan, South Korea to resolve row
The United States on Thursday called on South Korea and Japan to resolve differences through dialogue.
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Former US ambassador Ryan Crocker charged with drunken driving
Ryan Crocker is facing drunken driving and hit-and-run charges in Washington State.
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Iran hails Non-Aligned summit as diplomatic coup against West
Iran hopes to earn diplomatic kudos over the coming week.
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US reporter missing in Syria: Employers
An American freelance journalist has been missing in Syria for more than a week.
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Turkey, US officials in first operational meeting on Syria
Turkish and US officials held their first meeting aimed at bringing about the end of Syrian President's regime.
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Michelle Obama visits Sikh temple victims' family
US First Lady Michelle Obama met Thursday with relatives of the victims of the shooting at a Sikh temple.
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Navy SEAL who wrote book on Bin Laden raid could face probe
Author failed to clear Bin Laden book with the Defence Department before publication.
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Under-pressure but defiant Iran seeks elusive IAEA deal
In Israel talk of military action on Iran has reached a cacophony this month.
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On top of the world: Forbes ranks Angela Merkel most powerful woman
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton placed second, Brazilian president ranked third.
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Pentagon ‘surprised’ by Navy SEAL’s book on Abbottabad raid
Says the book hasn’t been vetted to ensure that no secrets were revealed.
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Afghan reconciliation: Saudis spring into action in face of US-Taliban impasse
Taliban, Hizb-e-Islami delegation visit Saudi Arabia to hold talks with kingdom officials.
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Six killed by Afghan roadside bomb: Official
The bomb killed six civilians, mostly women and children. There was no immediate claim of responsibility.
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India blocks Tribune blog exposing Burma 'Muslim killings'
Blog had exposed social media campaign using doctored photos to show Muslims in Burma were being targeted.
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UK, US, France discuss bolstering Syria's opposition
Cameron and Obama also agree that the use or threat of chemical weapons use by Syria completely unacceptable.
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Bahrain Shias battle police at protester's funeral
Protesters pelted police with petrol bombs and stones in clashes that broke out in Bahrain.
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West Nile cases, deaths jump in latest week
The number of West Nile virus infections in the US has jumped more than 60 percent in the past week.
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Why keeping Akin in play is good for Obama camp
Obama is following Napoleon Bonaparte’s age-old advice: Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.
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Syrian army batters parts of Damascus, 47 killed
The Syrian army shelled southern Damascus on Wednesday and helicopters fired rockets and machine-guns.
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Asian shares up after Fed minutes, euro hits 7-week high
Asian shares rose and the euro hit a seven-week high on Thursday.
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Thousands being moved from China's Three Gorges - again
China relocated 1.3 million people during the 17 years it took to complete the Three Gorges dam.
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US says surprised by Navy SEAL's book on Bin Laden raid
The US government was surprised by the news that a Navy SEAL has written a book about the Bin Laden raid.
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Ban to attend Tehran summit despite protests: UN
UN leader Ban Ki-moon to attend a summit of the Non-Aligned Movement in Tehran.
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Australia declares resources boom has peaked
The resources boom has fuelled what has been dubbed a two-speed economy.
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Kabul blames ‘foreign spy agencies’ for insider attacks
President Hamid Karzai holds meeting of the country’s National Security Council to discuss the matter.
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Afghanistan to re-screen police, soldiers to curb rogue attacks
Govt accused "foreign spies" of instigating attacks on NATO personnel.
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India claims Pakistan violated ceasefire, fired on 3 border posts
Indian media report says Pakistan Rangers had fired on the Narayanpur, Pindi and Stop-2 posts.
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Palestinian women racers find freedom behind the wheel
'Speed Sisters' have battled sceptical parents, disapproving public to become local stars, subject of documentary.
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Indian opposition to block parliament until Singh resigns
Singh was implicated in a report suggesting the government lost out on revenue by gifting away coal mining rights.
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Technical glitch delays 9/11 hearing at Guantanamo
The preliminary hearings had already been pushed back so accused could observe the Muslim holy month of Ramazan.
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London 2012: Paralympic sports explained
A guide to sports that feature in this year's Paralympics.
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Apple, Samsung make final pitch to US jury
Apple, Samsung going toe-to-toe in patents dispute that mirrors struggle for industry supremacy between the two.
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Sweden unlikely to extradite Assange to US: Australia
British authorities won their case to extradite Assange to Sweden to face sex assault allegations.
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US 'significant' in Iraq despite troop exit: Dempsey
Calls rocket attack at Bagram a 'lucky shot' by Taliban.
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Man arrested in US over Obama email threat
Obama has been subject of threats since becoming a presidential candidate in 2007.
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NYPD: Muslim spying led to no leads, terror cases
"Most Urdu speakers...would be of concern" says commanding officer of the NYPD Intelligence Division.
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Clues sought in suicide of film director Tony Scott
Scott jumped nearly 200 feet to his death on Sunday from a suspension bridge over Los Angeles Harbor.
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France decries blasphemy charge against Pakistani girl
"France calls on the Pakistani authorities to free this young girl."
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India cracks down on Internet over migrant exodus
Blocks 245 web pages, temporarily bans bulk text messaging.
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In Pakistan, underground parties push the boundaries
The country remains home to a large wealthy and Westernised elite that, in private, lives very differently.
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NASA wants to measure ‘Marsquakes’
The InSight mission will send a device to Earth's next-door neighbour to measure seismic activity.
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Afghan rocket attack damages US military chief Dempsey's plane
The attack posed no threat to the safety of Dempsey or his staff.
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Myanmar government abolishes direct media censorship
Journalists no longer have to submit reports to state censors before publication.

















































