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Iraq poses imminent danger to all countries of the world, Geneva forum is told

Residents of Amerli endangered as US carries out air strikes

Singer’s passport taken after she reentered on a single-entry visa.

Foreign Office urges restraint, says Islamabad has right to defend itself

They had gone for tuition in the colony, police registers case against 150 people for violence and names 3 miscreants

Expresses intention to use technological advancements used in China to enhance development projects in Karachi

Expansion would help govt meet fiscal deficit target.

The IPO is part of efforts by Alibaba to expand globally.

George Galloway, was attacked in west London on Friday night

The peacekeepers were besieged by rebels on Thursday but defied demands that they give up their weapons

The case filed last October against Birla, had sent shock waves through business community at the time

Witnesses reported hearing the booms of heavy shelling, as well as seeing convoys of tanks and armoured vehicles

"We think that this person has no place at the G20," Alyokhina told a packed Sydney Opera House audience

The two leaders, both right-wing nationalists elected on a pledge to revive their countries' economies

Taliban militants attack the office in Jalalabad, killing at least 3 people in bomb and gun assault, say officials

One family’s struggle to escape Tripoli and return to Pakistan

UN seeks Pakistan’s support in country’s first ever political transition.

Modi accuses Islamabad of stalling peace talks.

IOM said it received requests from Pakistan along with Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam to help citizens leave Libya.

Although protests have subsided, debate over racial discrimination between African Americans and the police rages on.

A further 6.5 million are displaced within Syria

Obama's comment draws criticism from Republicans

Both countries to cooperate on energy, infrastructure, transport and health

BJP leader, 40 others block national highway in protest

If politicians on both sides don’t stem the tide, the relationship is about to get a lot worse — and lethal.

NATO said at least 1,000 Russian troops were on the ground supporting pro-Kremlin separatists.

The couple's six children attended the low-key ceremony at Chateau Miraval in the French village of Correns.

Russia denies intervening in Ukraine by arming rebels or sending soldiers across border

The president will attend the oath-taking ceremony of the newly elected Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Modi travels to Japan on Saturday for a five-day visit, his first major bilateral trip since taking over in May

No reports of casualties as a result of the firing

Rangers propose meetings take place at senior level; BSF concurs

Afghanistan to approach UN to halt cross-border attacks

A manager at the firing range said that firearms training at the Last Stop can begin at as young as eight years old.

Counsel for the JPP said the authorities had refused to reveal the whereabouts of the released persons

US Treasury says Muhammad Iqbal conducts financial transactions on behalf of Lashkar-e-Taiba and its affiliates.

In France, those found guilty of "negligence" can be sanctioned by a year in prison and a 15,000-euro fine

US President Barack Obama is "nearing a decision" to authorise strikes and aid drops in the area

The reactor in Arak, 240 kilometres southwest of Tehran, could in theory provide Iran with weapons-grade plutonium.

Brown's death focused global attention on the state of race relations in the United States

The Supreme Court ruled that Modi should be left to choose his own cabinet

Abdullah Abdullah claims that massive fraud was committed against him in the June 14 vote

A final session of talks with India will be held in September and October

Israelis, Palestinians to discuss construction of a sea port and the release of Hamas prisoners next month

The court was pleaded to direct the respondents to ensure immediate transfer of Pakistani female prisoners

Russia is rumoured to have eyed up the possibility of taking under its paw Baltic States, once a part of Soviet empire

General Campbell states that his assumption of command 'represents a change in personnel, not a change in policy'.

The Mi-8 helicopter was on a routine cargo flight from Wau to Benitu when it crashed.

It said that both sides mutually agreed to reduce tension along the Line of Control (LoC) and the working boundary

Gul has himself hinted that he does not intend to return to frontline politics.