May 11: A Pakistani court has sought reply from the government regarding the restriction on the movement of the disgraced nuclear scientist Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan.

Kabul, May 11: The Afghan police, troops and intelligence agents backed by Nato forces killed 18 militants in a joint operation in Afghanistan’s restive southern province of Helmand, the interior mini

Norman (Oklahoma), May 11: Violent storms that tore through the southern Plains of the United States killed five people and injured dozens, leaving behind flattened homes, toppled semitrailers and dow

Paris: Filmmaker Roman Polanski, breaking a months-long silence, said on Sunday that the US is demanding his extradition from Switzerland on a 33-year-old sex case largely to serve him “on a platter t

May 3: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad brings his nuclear case to New York on Monday, turning a UN treaty conference into a stage for Tehran’s long-running showdown with the Western powers over

May 3: The Vatican’s decision to assume leadership of the scandal-plagued Legi-onaries of Christ won acceptance on Sunday from the order itself and praise from those who abandoned the conservative mov

Jerusalem, May 3: Moshe Hirsch, an American-born anti-Zionist rabbi and close associate of the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, has died in Jerusalem, an ultra-Orthodox Jewish gro-up said.

May 3: A strike to force the resignation of Nepal’s Prime Minister shut down the capital for second day Monday as political parties struggled to reach a compromise to end the standoff between the gove

Kabul, May 3: A suicide attack outside a CIA base killed one civilian and wounded two security guards Monday in eastern Afghanistan, an Afghan official said.

May 3: Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s chances of retaining power are being increasingly written off and now the wrangle for the leadership of the Labour party is making the news.