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

The plane crashed after the crew tried to abort the landing with less than two seconds to go.

Nearly 25 people were working at the hotel.

Member of High Peace Council critically injured; 14 soldiers and 64 Taliban dead.

PM’s adviser avoids comment on Kabul’s claim about Taliban power-sharing proposal.

Senior official says the proposal will be presented before Kerry during his visit.

The cell will oversee all development projects in the country being carried out with Chinese help.

The Indian government has begun making preparations for the meeting of the two Prime Ministers.

Supporters and opponents of Morsi alike rush to Tahrir.

Inverdale had said about Bartoli if her father told her that she was not going to be a "looker" like Sharapova.

Witnesses reported up to six explosions after the train derailed at about 1:20 am in Lac-Megantic.

Search engine blocks access to "pornography, nudity, gay, lesbian, bisexual, gambling, anti-Islamic content".

Military source confirms the former IAEA head will be sworn in soon.

After an initial explosion, seven successive explosions took place injuring a Buddhist monk and a pilgrim.

Officials rule out terrorism as the cause behind the plane carrying 291 passengers lands short of the runway.

I have seen the ability of Modi to pick and choose, empower able technocrats & bureaucrats. He has keen eye for that.

China agrees to make big investments in trade, railway and energy sector.

Tens of thousands of Morsi's supporters turned out on Friday to protest his ouster in popularly backed military coup.

More than 100,000 people have been killed in Syria's 27-month war, says the Observatory.

Tens of thousands of supporters of Morsi protested across the country against his ouster.

Nicaragua President Daniel Ortega had also said his government was willing to give asylum to the US fugitive.

Malaysia has withdrawn an Islamic law which allows one parent to give consent for the religious conversion of a child.

Pakistan, China sign eight agreements; fibre optic link will be set up from the Chinese border to Rawalpindi.

Blame game continues to keep Pakistan in the spotlight.

Speakers also call for end to political influence on state media, updated regulatory systems.

UAE telecom firm has yet to pay $800m for purchase of PTCL shares.

At least three people were killed when troops allegedly opened fire on a pro-Morsi rally.

Khurshid says that problems of the past should be shaken off and issues discussed with an open mind.

The exact dates and agenda of the visit are being finalised by the two countries.

Development work at Karakoram Highway is likely to be completed by 2015.

The government has intervened to try and help the Indian rupee to recover.

“True love begins from the eyes and then transcends to the heart. This was the concept when I wrote the song.”

Italy and France were latest EU states to turn down an asylum request from ex US intelligence analyst Edward Snowden.

The Muslim minority members were grateful to find themselves in a country where they felt at least a little at home.

Last week Turkish police raided offices of two aid missions operating in war-torn Syria and deported four foreigners

Muslim Brotherhood spokesperson slams army's removal of Morsi as "thuggery."

South Korean Ambassador Jong Hwan-song said many Korean companies are keen to invest in Pakistan.

The ‘Islamabad Dialogue’ aims at improving bilateral ties and promoting peace in South Asia

Ten people injured in the attack; dead include Afghan security officers.

Demonstrators often chanted against Mursi and Badie in the same breath.

The proposed project will safeguard China’s crude oil import supply line.

Bank also willing to finance vital energy projects in Pakistan.

Major General Luo Yuan warns India about what it does and what it says.

"We believe that ultimately the future of Egypt can only be determined by the Egyptian people," says Obama.

Obama says that Americans are serving at home and abroad on the nation's behalf to make the world a better place.

The visit coincides with a five-day trip by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to China.

Drivers pressed demands for fuel subsidies, better working conditions, and an end to road tolls.

Authorities may well appeal against cancellation of plans for a replica Ottoman-era barracks.

Talks were called off one day before the meeting was to start, with each side accusing the other of insincerity.

Ahmadinejad will leave office in August after serving two four-year terms.