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US says Iran needs to abide by its commitments to the IAEA and work to address concerns of international community.

Emails that recently appeared on the Internet showed McGurk offering information to a Wall Street Journal reporter.

Aquino and Obama called for diplomacy to resolve territorial disputes 'without coercion or the use of force'.

Internet users, supporters asked to join peaceful rallies in cities including New Delhi and the tech hub of Bangalore.

Safiya Ghori-Ahmad claims she lost a job because she was Muslim and worked for a group promoting Muslim civil rights.

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported fighting in the town between the army and rebels after the shelling.

The Palestinians who saw full UN membership blocked by a US veto threat, may accept non-member state status

AK Antony says defence secretaries meeting unlikely to break impasse.

World Cup finalists, the Netherlands, want to build on momentum.

Iran says it is willing to keep working with IAEA, says politicisation of a technical issue created complications.

British Prime Minister David Cameron likened forced marriages to 'slavery'. 46% of cases in 2012 involved...

Japan's 66-foot long tsunami-wrecked dock landed on a beach in Oregon.

Nato commander General John Allen flew to Logar province 'to see local leaders and the population to apologise'.

IAEA is interested to access Parchin military base, where it believes suspicious explosives testing are carried out.

Advises women to raise their children with lessons of jihad and 'instil in them a love for religion and death'.

Three inmates, 28 others killed in gun battle between Taliban insurgents and Afghan security forces.

Allies share mutual interests, solve problems. China and Russia do not share that relationship: Russian newspaper.

Arafat convicted of embezzling millions of dollars in the biggest corruption case in Palestinian Authority's history

The UN says its monitors were fired upon to prevent accessing the site of massacre that has created fears of civil war

We do our best to avoid civilian casualties, this investigation will determine if there were any, says Dempsey.

Colossal leak of confidential information including military logs from Iraq and Afghanistan is blamed on US soldier.

Both now and in future China will develo­p friend­ly relati­ons with Afghan­istan, says Hu Jintao.

Britain had been part of efforts seeking de-escalation of tensions between Pakistan and the United States.

Hillary Clinton backs use of unmanned aircraft, despite criticism.

Pakistan and China signed a ten year MoU for cooperation in science, technology and space sciences.

UN leader Ban Ki-moon say Syria is heading toward an "imminent" civil war; highlights growing attacks on UN...

Pakistan pushes for SCO membership, greater trade with China.

State Department spokesman says that US is frustrated, and wants to see actions against Haqqani network.

Aim to further eliminate anonymity on the Web, expand control over companies behind boisterous microblogging scene.

Panetta empowered to waive conditions if deemed it is in the interest of National Security.

Dempsey says US, Pakistan unable to find common ground over action against Haqqani network, al Qaeda in FATA.

DDMG, CORE Media Group will produce "a series of 'virtual' Presley likenesses for a range of entertainment projects.

Lawsuit asks court to prohibit further monitoring of the Muslim community in New Jersey by the NYPD.

Niger’s President says his country has information that Afghan, Pakistani militants are training recruits.

Typical, simple undertaker service included things such as washing the body, providing funeral make-up and dressing it

Zohur Hussein Mohammed Sadeq had been found guilty of smuggling heroin into Saudi Arabia.

US says it may exempt India and South Korea, who the official said had made progress in talks.

Bill passed with 85 votes in favour, 24 opposed, with two abstaining and the rest of the 179-seat house absent.

Google plans to release the first three-dimensional maps for several cities by the end of the year.

I see indiscriminate killings, injuries of civilians in any circumstance as human rights violations, says Navi Pillay.

Core of al Qaeda that carried out 9/11 attacks may be on the path to defeat, says US Secretary of State.

Attacks by NATO causing life and property losses to civilians can not be justified, says Karzai.

US defence secretary says difficult to achieve peace in Afghanistan as long as there are 'safe havens in Pakistan'.

Mubarak was given artificial respiration five times in recent hours, says security officials.

'The relationship can and should become more strategic, practical, and collaborative,' says Panetta.

Palestinian leaders first made the call for a UN visit in February, but the 15-member council has not answered.

At least 108 people killed in a two-day massacre on May 25 near the central town of Houla.

Hu said previously that China would 'continue providing member states with concessional loans.'

Experts believe a way needs to be found to tip the scales in favour of rebellion seeking to topple Bashar al-Assad.

Says strikes will continue, a day after one killed al Qaeda deputy leader Abu Yahya al Libi.