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US wants Snowden extradited back home to face justice over leaking of sensational details about US surveillance.

More heavy rain and strong winds are predicted throughout Saturday with warning of further landslides and flooding.

Washington wants Snowden for disclosing details of the massive US electronic intelligence operations around the world.

Inmates rampage through jail, setting fires and hurling bottles at guards in anger over power cuts, water shortages.

Khan, who owns the NFL team Jacksonville Jaguars, takes over from Mohammad Al Fayed, who owned the club for 16 years.

Global icon of girls’ education marks 16th birthday with UN speech.

Korean professors visit QAU’s Taxila Institute; Propose joint research.

Explosion results in zero casualties and a large amount of debris.

The storm will also pass close to the far southern Japanese Islands of Ishigaki and Miyako.

The United States provides $1.5 billion of mostly military aid to Egypt every year.

Snowden confirmed that the meeting with human rights groups would go ahead.

Many fear a repetition of the mistakes of the last military-led transition.

Things in Egypt are so bad that resembling Pakistan is as good as it can realistically get any time soon.

Both sehrs and iftars are made in light of the day in the city where sun does not set during summer.

Decision to arm the moderate opposition in Syria would escalate and widen the conflict, says lawmakers.

Dobbins said leak about "zero option", as far as he could tell, was intended as a negotiating ploy to leverage Kabul

The government to engage with India at the leadership level to work on bilateral relations.

It released 464 others who had been detained, on bail of about $300 each.

Security has worsened in Darfur this year, the United Nations says.

The 19-year-old Tsarnaev entered the federal courtroom in Boston in handcuffs, shackles and wearing an orange jumpsuit

Kurdistan Workers' Party is engaged in a fragile peace process with the Turkish government.

The crime generated widespread anger about endemic sex crime in India to the boil.

Maintains there is little basis for a strategic relationship.

Find polls more ‘free and fair’ than previous elections.

Spokespersons lay stress on US commitment to long-lasting peace and security in the region.

The trial of four adult suspects continues but is expected to wrap up in the next few months.

The guidelines also ban obscene behaviour by customers towards the women.

"The US government is killing our innocent civilians," Tsarnaev wrote.

Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood claimed police and troops "massacred" their supporters.

President Karzai in his Ramazan message had asked the Taliban to stop fighting.

The army warns that it will brook no disruption to what it acknowledges aill be a "difficult" transition.

Abu Qatada has been charged with "conspiracy to carry out terrorist acts".

Sagara Gallage and Maurice de la Zilwa banned for 10 and 3 years respectively.

Taliban say promises made to them were broken, and are unhappy with US, Afghanistan, all parties dishonest with them.

A survey by TI shows different sectors of the Pakistani society believed to be corrupt.

The attacker shot at security forces, wounding one of them, before being killed.

It is said to be the first time in island's legal history that so many senior officials faced such serious charges.

A state lawmaker last month warned the death toll could exceed 10,000 in Uttarakhand.

Indian police claim the attacks are act of revenge for Buddhist violence against Muslims in Myanmar.

Manning, 25, has admitted to giving WikiLeaks more than 700,000 secret military intelligence files.

US army psychiatrist accused of killing 13 people in a 2009 shooting spree at a Texas base.

Tsarnaev may formally enter his plea at the hearing.

Interim president Adly Mansour issued a decree setting a timetable for a referendum on an amended constitution.

The survey appears to dash hopes that the Arab Spring would produce cleaner government.

The militia’s two spokesmen have switched off their cellphones and stopped replying to emails.

Report says lack of legal response to the US raid deplorable.

Facebook said that a "graph search" feature it tested since early this year is making a broader debut on its website.

In Pakistan, the religious body Ruet-e-Hilal committee is set to convene on Tuesday to sight the moon.

Rights activist Jas Uppal to use international tribunal for furthering demands.

Members of the Muslim Brotherhood have rallied calls for an Egyptian uprising against the military.