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Blaming Pakistan for Gurdaspur attack 'unfortunate', says FO
India's Home Minister Rajnath Singh earlier claimed attackers came from Pakistan, a claim rejected by Pakistan
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Taliban capture district in Afghanistan's Helmand province
Taliban has taken control of pockets of territory across the country since NATO withdrew most of its forces
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Ohio man must spend two days in jail for petting zoo cougars
Newell jumped an outer fence to gain access to another enclosure and called the cougars to him in order to pet them
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India set to become world's most populous country by 2022: UN
Fast-growing Nigeria is on course to outstrip the US by about 2050 to become the third most populous country
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Gurdaspur attack exposes India's 'soft border', unprepared police
Hundreds of police soon had the men cornered in one building, but it took 12 hours to kill them, at the cost of 4 men
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Turkey launches heaviest air strikes yet on PKK, stoking Kurdish ire
PM Ahmet Davutoglu's office says strikes hit Kurdistan Workers Party targets including shelters, depots and caves
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India's top court dismisses last-ditch appeal of 1993 Mumbai bombings death-row convict
Three-judge panel rejects Yakub Memon's last-minute petition, clearing last judicial barrier to execute him
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Two Israelis charged in arson attack on Church of Loaves and Fishes
June 18 arson attack followed more than 40 suspected hate crimes committed against churches, mosques and monasteries
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Taliban leader Mullah Omar died in a Karachi hospital in 2013, says Afghanistan
Afghan government statement also confirms Omar's death, says grounds for peace talks are now more paved than before
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Iraqi militia leader says US not serious about fighting Islamic State
Qais al-Khazali says anti-IS campaign had failed because of US agenda to redraw map of Middle East along new borders









