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In a 2005 interview, he acknowledged this fear “around him” and that he needed to lose elections to learn.

Foreign Office spokesperson says Pakistan to persevere with its approach on Afghanistan peace process.

The deadly assault shocked India and sparked weeks of sometimes violent protests.

Mayor was arrested for his role in approving the shoddy structure of factory which collapsed and killed 1,129 people

The tiny reptile, named George after its recipient, was unveiled by Adam Giles.

The killings took place near the town of Sulaiman Pek, 160 km north of Baghdad.

The eight carriage train was travelling from Madrid to Ferrol on the Galician coast when it derailed.

If he is acquitted on aiding the enemy, Manning faces a possible sentence of 154 years behind bars.

The Pakistani team had left for China on July 4 and expected to return by August 1.

The withdrawal of the CIA depends on how many troops President Obama decides to keep in Afghanistan.

Niloofar Rhmani completed the first fixed wing combat mission flown by an Afghan female.

Spokesperson says move not appropriate given Egypt's current situation.

The baby is the third in line to the throne.

Pantani, who died of a cocaine overdose in 2004, won the controversial 1998 race, with Ullrich taking second place.

Khan is alleged to have rammed his Toyota Land Cruiser vehicle onto a pavement and over five sleeping homeless people.

23 children from a poisoned free meal in a Bihar village.

Hosting Snowden risks further straining relations between Russia and the United States.

The dollar had been boosted by speculation that the US Federal Reserve would wind down its massive stimulus drive.

The migrants were travelling in inhumane conditions.

Putin's visit is planned for mid August, shortly after Iran's new president Hassan Rowhani formally takes office.

CIA drone strikes killed 746 people between 2006 and 2009.

The US administration is expected to reduce the number of troops from 63,000 to nearly 10,000 after next year.

Biden will talk to Indian PM on economic issues and the security situation in Afghanistan.

The clashes broke out and raged through the night, wounding dozens of people.

Separately 12 people were killed and 49 wounded in a series of bombings which targeted worshippers.

According to tour operators, the three climbers are without food, water and shelter since July 18.

The baby raised a tiny hand above his white blankets but remained quiet and peaceful.

Report by security firm Akamai says nearly 68 per cent of cyber attacks originated in the Asia Pacific/Oceania region.

Karzai equally ready to let American troops stay beyond 2014 as part of a long-term security agreement.

Afghan authorities said the attack happened in Wardak province, a hotbed of the Taliban insurgency.

Biden holds talks with Indian leaders as he seeks to calm fears and capitalise on growing investment.

The review hearings will apply to 71 of the 166 men held at the prison at the US naval base.

President Barack Obama's administration promised an expansion of military aid to Syria's rebel forces.

Iran denounces the EU decision and believes it is in line with the illegitimate interests of the "Zionist" regime.

Afghan ambassador to Britain presents Karzai’s letter to Malala.

The remaining part will be disbursed in Afghanistan in partnership with UNESCO.

New study says arsenic levels of 200mgs or more per kg are found in significant percentages of rice grown in Pakistan.

It was announced that Duchess of Cambridge had delivered a male heir weighing 8lbs 6oz, third in line for the throne.

LCCI presents list of steps needed to World Bank, including visa restrictions.

Rescue teams, an army helicopter searched but did not locate them after they had called for help.

Both sides agree on early meeting of Coordinating Authority on transit trade.

At least 20 members of the security forces were killed and 40 wounded in the attacks.

Afghan president says he will refer to the Supreme Court to provide clarification on the issue.

By September 2004, NSA could find cellphones even when they were turned off, reported Washington Post.

The foreign ministry summoned a senior Syrian diplomat to convey deep concerns over such ‘reprehensible acts.’

Companies like Google say they already remove any abusive images of children as soon as they are reported.

Hezbollah's military wing has been blacklisted.

Iran will eventually feed Iraqi refineries with 25 million cubic metres of gas per day.

It is unclear whether President Hamid Karzai will accept the vote.

The monk delivering the sermon says the bomb was intended to silence him.