Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi defiantly vowed to fight to the death in an audio recording broadcast on Tuesday after NATO military craft unleashed a ferocious series of nearly 30 daytime airstrikes on

Republican Guard shelling and pre-dawn street battles between government forces and rival tribal fighters killed at least 41 people in the capital today.

There were growing signs of disarray in

Newly discovered documents indicate that the British government concealed how often it administered so-called 'virginity tests' to female immigrants from India hoping to enter the country in the 1970s

To cover up Rs 200 crore 'illegal' gratification made to Kalaignar TV, agreements were executed after lodging of FIR in the 2G scam and money was channelled back to its source on A. Raja's resignati

Egyptian prosecutors ordered the detention of the former president's powerful sons for 15 days as allegations of corruption and the abuse of their authority are investigated, state television said

In a courtroom in Wichita, Kansas, the day begins much as it has for the past 49 years: Court is in session, US District Judge Wesley Brown presiding. But what happens next is no longer routine; it's

Frankfurt, Germany: A gunman fired shots at US military personnel on a bus outside Frankfurt airport on Wednesday, killing two people and wounding two before being taken into custody, authorities said

United Nations: Key Libyan diplomats disowned Moammar Gadhafi's regime and the country's deputy UN ambassador called on the longtime ruler to step down because of its bloody crackdown on protesters.

Sydney: England clinched its first test series victory in Australia in 24 years by wrapping up the fifth and final match by an innings and 83 runs today to take the Ashes series 3-1.

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Kabul: Two major attacks, a plot to assassinate the country's first vice president and a planned bombing near the president's palace, have been foiled by the Afghan intelligence services. Latifullah M