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Militants with guns and rocket-propelled grenades attacked the governor's office.

Human rights bodies concerned that Bin Laden was unarmed during the operation.

US president will privately thank some of the special operators involved in the operation.

Intelligence seized from Bin Laden's compound showed his al Qaeda network pondered strikes on US trains.

Mumbai attacks gunman reacts to news of Bin Laden's death.

US senators voice concern over possibility that Pakistan protected Bin Laden but say they would wait for a probe.

US troops were led to al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden by his own deputy, Saudi newspaper reports.

Cuban leader warns Osama's killing would reap "hatred and vengeance" against the United States.

Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman stops short of directly criticising the raid by US special forces in Abbottabad.

General Eric Holder says the raid "was lawful and consistent with our values."

A suicide bomber blew up a vehicle packed with explosives near a police station south of Baghdad.

Experts say that Petraeus and Pakistani intelligence officials know each other well enough not to like each other.

White House says that President Barack Obama reserved the right to take action again in Pakistan.

US lawmakers debate whether they should attach more strings to the billions in aid they give Pakistan.

Iranian Defence Minister speaks of "ambiguities" over bin Laden's death.

A leader of al Qaeda's branch in restive southern Yemen on Wednesday vowed revenge for the killing of bin Laden.

Spokesman Zaher Azimy raised questions about Pakistan's ability to adequately protect its nuclear weapons.

There is no questi­on that US will ultima­tely releas­e a photo showin­g Bin Laden dead, said the direct­or of CIA.

The number of journalists killed across the globe last year hit 101, the second highest figure since the 1990s.

The risky raid deep into Pakistan came at a time when Obama was on the backfoot on foreign policy.

"If you believe the newest death of OBL, you're stupid," Cindy Sheehan wrote on her Facebook page.

President Obama's counterterrorism adviser says Pakistan's military might have known about bin Laden's presence.

Experts say the killing will not quash splintered militant networks in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

The killing of bin Laden is a “victory for justice” that will bring “great relief” to the world, US allies...

India’s reaction to the killing of Osama Bin Laden was: give us the perpetrators of the Mumbai attack.

Qaddafi had vowed not to quit power in Libya but called for talks to end the conflict.

Taliban-led insurgents pushing back against perceived coalition gains, say senior military officials.

UN Human Rights Council holds special session to consider wide range of sanctions against Damascus.

Millions share in the celebration of the royal nuptials at parties across the globe.

Alabama nuclear power plant shut after twister tears through state.

Petraeus pick at CIA a hit with Republicans, quickly ends speculation about a 2012 political role.

US plan to pull Petraeus from Afghanistan threatens to derail efforts to build strong ties with Islamabad, Kabul.

The soldier shot dead his colleagues at a camp in Bijbehara town, south of Srinagar.

Indian defence ministry refused immediately to confirm that the US and Russian bids had also been dismissed.

Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack.

UN team says has reports of torture, bombing of civilians.

A shuffling of top national security jobs has been an object of speculation for weeks.

US contributing to Taliban cause by failing to stifle money streams funding terrorists.

Kabul told to forget about a long-term US presence, US officials consider China role "fanciful".

Wikileaks founder, in interview to Times Now, says he believes Indian PM is misleading the nation about Wikileaks.

The history of one of Sri Lanka’s World Heritage Site is a fascinating tale of family feuds, deception and murder.

Prisoners tell how they built a sophisticated tunnel with lighting and piped air to take them to freedom.

Bus overturns while travelling through western Iraq.

India will tighten safety systems at a proposed $10 billion nuclear plant.

TAPI project envisages 1,735 km pipeline with total gas capacity of 90 million standard cubic meters per day.

Qaddafi's compound hit by Nato bombs, rebels say they had pushed his troops out of the besieged city.

Talks go ahead amid rumbling US disagreement with Islamabad on the fight against militants.

Abu Hafs al-Najdi, also known as Abdul Ghani, was killed in an air strike in Kunar province, on April 13.

500 Taliban escape in brazen Afghan jailbreak.

The Post was among a group of US and European news outlets provided early access to the classified military files.