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Gunmen kill leading figure of Houthi group in Yemen
Officials say gunmen fired on ex-dean of school of law at Sanaa University Ahmad Sharafeddin. He died on the spot.
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Japan fishermen take cover to slaughter dolphins in face of Western criticism
100s of dolphins driven into cove annually, selected for marine parks, released or killed for meat by Taiji fishermen.
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Iran invite to Syria talks withdrawn after boycott threat
Talks could provide some start to easing a conflict that has killed over 130,000 Syrians and made millions refugees.
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Ex-Wisconsin medical examiner pleads guilty; took body parts to train dog
Traci England, 46, will be sentenced February 10 on two felony counts of misconduct in public office.
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Fighter jets bomb militant hideouts in North Waziristan after Taliban attacks
First time air force resorted to aerial strikes in region since ceasefire agreement with local Taliban chiefs in 2007.
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Currency: Rupee weakens against dollar
The rupee ended weaker at 105.40/105.46 against the dollar in the interbank market on Monday.
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Pakistan determined to oppose Big Three takeover
The proposal would also give the so-called 'Big Three' a bigger share of the ICC's revenue pot.
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Lee Chong Wei hints at retirement
I may not be able to last too long, says badminton world number.
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‘I will practice, but take time off too’
In-form golfer Zach Johnson aims to stay sharp during break.
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Doolan, Marsh picked for SA trip
Both are strong players of pace bowling, says Australia’s selector.









