Cordial relations shown at Mideast peace talksIsraeli president Benjamin Netanyahu has said it is time to finalize a deal on the Middle East peace... | |
10 election campaign workers killed in precision airstrikeAfghanistan President Hamid Karzai condemned the attack which killed 10 parliamentary campaign workers and injured two others including a... |
No cash coming in for Afghan TalibanA US general has revealed the Taliban in Afghanistan are very short of money with their drug labs and supply routes under pressure from US... |
Muslims asked for 2.5 per cent of wages for Pakistan floodsThe relief effort in the area hit by floods in Pakistan may be helped by a new request for Muslims to tithe for the aid... |
Hawking says God did not create universeA new book written by famous British physicist, Stephen Hawking, claims that God did not create the universe and the "big bang" was an inevitable consequence of the laws of... |
Canadian Arctic waters trap fuel tankerA fuel tanker is aground on a sandbar in Canada’s far... |
No oil spill yet in new Gulf explosionAnother Gulf coast rig has caught fire, causing the United States Coast Guard to scramble into... |
| Three tainted Pakistani cricketers suspended by ICC The three Pakistani cricketers, who are at the centre of an alleged betting scam, were provisionally suspended by the International Cricket Council (ICC) Thursday night after being charged under the anti-corruption... |
| 1.3 mn Haitians still in camps months after quake: UN Nearly nine months after a devastating earthquake, an estimated 1.3 million Haitians are still living in temporary shelters while the country struggles with reconstruction and rebuilding a government, the United Nations said Thursday in an updated... |
| IMF offers $450 mn flood aid to Pakistan The International Monetary Fund Thursday pledged $450 million in emergency loans to Pakistan to help the country cope with a massive flood... |
| Four killed in Iraq attacks Four people were killed and one injured in Iraq Thursday by unknown gunmen and a roadside bomb, while an army base came under rocket attack... |
| Portman's lesbian scene shocks Venice film fest Israeli-American actress Natalie Portman shocked the 67th Venice International Film Festival (Sept 1-11) attendees with a steamy lesbian scene with Mila Kunis in 'Black Swan' that opened the... |
| Blair sought Fergie's 'hairdryer treatment' advice to deal with 'troublesome' Brown To deal with his successor Gordon Brown, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair turned to Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson for... |
| 'European bookies not involved in Lord's Test spot-fixing scam' The body that monitors betting patterns in Europe has said that none of the bookmakers that it regulates were involved in the Lord's Test 'spot-fixing'... |
| Indian women lose to Australia in hockey World Cup India went down 3-6 to Australia in their second match of the women's hockey WOrld... |
| World's fastest man Usain Bolt is hooked onto darts Jamaican sprinter and three-time world and Olympic gold medallist Usain Bolt has revealed that he loves... |
| Pak must nail Lakhvi to prove to world its resolve to crush terrorism: Editorial Citing the rejection of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operational head Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi's bail plea, an editorial in a leading Pakistani newspaper has said that it is time for the country to evolve a strong legal system to boost its fight against... |
| Pak, Holland to play charity hockey match for flood victims The Netherlands will host a charity hockey match on September 14 to raise funds for Pakistan flood victims. This match will be played between Pakistan and Holland. The International Hockey Federation (FIH) has extended its full support to the... |
| UN fears Pakistan's flood victims moving toward Iran The United Nations expressed fears Thursday that flood-affected people in Pakistan's southwestern province of Baluchistan could move toward Iran, sparking illegal cross-border... |
| World Bank raises aid for flood-hit Pak to one billion dollars The World Bank has raised its emergency funding to Pakistan to one billion dollars to help the country cope with the unprecedented disaster caused by the... |
| Everton midfielder Arteta is ineligible to play for England: FIFA The debate surrounding Everton midfielder Mikel Arteta's international future has ended with FIFA ruling that he is ineligible to play for England unless he holds a British passport at the time he first represented Spain in official competition 12 years... |
| Tyson asks Haye to fight Klitschko brothers to become best heavyweight boxer Former world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson believes that David Haye has the charisma and talent to become the best heavyweight boxer around, but he still has to prove himself against the Klitschko... |
| Blair says George W. Bush was no 'dumb idiot' Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has claimed in his memoir 'A Journey' that ex-US President George W. Bush was no 'dumb... |
| 'I was an animal in the bedroom', says Tony Blair Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has revealed in his book that he was an animal in the... |
| Hindus tell Europe to find another "scapegoat" instead of Roma Hindus have asked Europe to select another scapegoat in place of Roma (Gypsies) to blame for their ills and instead work on ending apartheid faced by them for... |
| Spot fixing case: ICC rejects calls to disband anti-corruption unit The International Cricket Council (ICC) has hit out at criticism being leveled against its anti-corruption unit, and expressed its determination to clean up the... |
| Plane crashes in developing countries 13 times likelier than in US, First World If you were planning to fly in a developing country, the results of this new study might change those plans, for the risk of airplane crashes is 13 times more than that in US and other First World... |
| US-brokered Mideast peace summit begins As a US-brokered Middle East peace summit got underway here, US President Barack Obama urged Israeli and Palestinian leaders to seize the 'moment of opportunity' as such a chance may not come again... |
| Cherie had an 'incredible instinct' for offending people, says Tony Blair Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has revealed in his memoirs that wife Cherie had an 'incredible instinct' for offending people, especially the powerful... |
| Bombardier's profits dip despite robust metro demand Bombardier, a world leader in metro rail cars and aerospace business, said Wednesday that orders for its business jets still remain slack despite signs of global recovery. But demand for its metro cars remains strong, the company said, reporting a 27 percent drop in its quarterly... |
| Netanyahu seeks historic compromise in Middle East Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised Wednesday to seek a 'historic compromise' between Israelis and Palestinians that would lead to a peaceful resolution of the long-simmering Middle East... |
Stones injure family-car-passenger in West BankA twelve-year-old girl, riding in a car which was driving through Tapuach Junction in the West Bank, has been hit with a stone which came through the... |
Major casualties as suicide bombers hit Lahore Another 250 were wounded in the first major attack since huge floods devastated the country more than a month... |
Peace will come if settlements stop says AbbasPalestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have met in a meeting promoted by... |
Police in Mexico looking for kidnapped migrantsMexican authorities are searching for migrants they believe have been kidnapped in north... |
Michael Douglas’s wife angered by slow cancer diagnosisCatherine Zeta-Jones has been angered by a medical diagnosis of her husband, Michael Douglas, in which he was told he has stage four cancer of the... |
Controversial euthanasia method used on whaleAuthorities in Western Australia have used a large amount of explosives to blow up a live... |
Islamists released form Libyan prisonLibya has allowed 37 Islamists, including a former driver of Osama bin Laden and members of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group, to leave a prison in which they had been held since... |
Hurricane watch over North CarolinaAn evacuation has started in the US as residents of eastern beaches wait for Hurricane... |
Man survives New York apartment dropA New York man has survived after plunging from the rooftop of a 40 storey... |
America wants blacklisted terrorist The United States has charged Hakimullah Mehsud, the leader of the Pakistani Taliban, with the US government still offering a reward of up to $5 million for information about... |
Gunshots ring out from Discovery Channel buildingIn the US, a hostage drama played out at the US Discovery Channel has ended in the shooting of the... |
Miner-link allows for hot meal deliveryThe trapped Chilean miners have been sent down hot packaged... |
Obama allows one year for Israeli and Palestinian peaceUS President Barack Obama has met with Israeli-Palestinian leaders in Washington to launch a series of meetings aimed at restarting direct talks between Israel and the Palestinian... |
Shia Muslims killed as bombers hit processionsPakistani bombers have targeted Shia Muslims, walking in a solemn... |
| World Youth Conference Ends In Controversy And Chaos The World Youth Conference (WYC) closed in León, Mexico last week with frustrated and confused delegates adopting what is being called the Declaration of Guanajuato, which will be presented to... |
| Sex Toys on Display at the World Youth Conference Last week at the World Youth Conference, organized primarily by the Mexican government and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the main event for most of estimated 5000... |
| Iraq's Stalled Government: Which Blocs Will Form Core? Margaret Warner reports from Baghdad on the growing frustration among Iraqis -- and allies -- that a government has yet to be formed five months after parliamentary... |
| From Security to Stolen Treasures, Warner Answers Your Questions on Iraq Iraq's security and the role of private contractors. Others asked about the condition of the infrastructure, electricity service and the status of... |
| Thursday: Middle East Talks Begin; Hurricane Earl Forces Evacuations meeting with President Obama at the White House , Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas sit down for the first of a series of meetings aimed at creating... |