Pakistani officials gave the green light for the Nato strikes that killed 24 of their troops last month, unaware that the forces were in the area, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.

Pakistani officials gave the green light for the NATO strikes that killed 24 of their troops last month, unaware that the forces were in the area, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Thursday it would revise down the global economic growth pace next month as the financial turmoil triggered by the eurozone debt crisis was weighing on wo

In a move that may allow more highly skilled immigrants from India and China to obtain the so-called green cards faster, the US House of Representatives has passed a bill modifying the visa system.

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Welcoming the decision of the Indian government to allow foreign direct investment in the multi-brand retail sector, the United States said that it will 'deepen' the India-US economic co-operation.

Senator John Kerry, who is known as the Obama Administration's trouble shooter on Pakistan, believes that the situation in the country is very serious and the US-Pak relationship is now facing a majo

East Antarctica is experiencing a significant climate change, say scientists who claim to have found an increase of “bomb spikes” in the area.

Iran's military base, believed to house the country's missile research facility was totally obliterated by a recent deadly explosion when the technicians were at final stages of testing a long range m

A team of Georgetown University students have unearthed what a report claims is China's 'Underground Great Wall'.

The Washington Post report said the 'small band of students' have found what appears

An Atlanta businesswoman claimed on Monday she had a 13-year affair with Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain, whose campaign has already been hurt by a rash of sexual harassment allegations.