Website of Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) hacked
Hacker group Anonymous on Friday night took down the website of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), media reports said on Saturday.
Citing online publication PC Magazine, RIA Novosti said the webs
'Pak considering proposal to lease Gilgit-Baltistan to China'
Seeking to fortify its strategic ties with China amid strains in relations with US, Pakistan is considering a proposal to lease the disputed Gilgit-Baltistan region to Beijing for 50 years, an eminent
Video of US dad shooting daughter's laptop goes viral
A video of an angry American father pumping nine slugs from a handgun into his daughter's laptop has gone viral on YouTube and sparked an impassioned online debate over his parenting skills.
Tommy Jo
US urges Myanmar to release detained monk
The United States on Friday urged the authorities in Myanmar to release a prominent Buddhist monk who was one of the leaders of a 2007 anti-government uprising.
"We are deeply concerned that the Burm
How Earth's next supercontinent 'Amasia' will form
In the coming 50 to 200 million years, Australia may merge with India while all the continents may collide each other to form one massive supercontinent, scientists have claimed.
Geologists at Yale
US recognizes new government of Maldives
The United States on Thursday recognised the new government of Maldives President Mohamed Waheed as legitimate and urged him to fulfill a pledge to form a national unity government.
State Department
Rise of China source of strategic uncertainty: Locklear
The recent rise of China as a regional and global power, including its substantial military modernisation and buildup, is a source of strategic uncertainty and potential friction, a top Pentagon comma
Iran oil, Af-Pak dominate talks
India’s insistence on continuing to buy Iranian oil defying US sanctions, drawing common approach on China, Af-Pak situation and peace negotiations with Taliban dominated the talks of foreign secretar
Steve Jobs FBI file reveals tendency to distort reality
The FBI has released decades-old file it kept on Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, questioning his moral character by disclosing details on his reported drug use and ability to 'distort reality'.
The file
Obama praises economic reforms of Italian PM
The US President, Barack Obama, has praised the economic reforms initiated by Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti, noting that his measures have been able to generate enough confidence in the European