Iranian military to target locations assisting any attackIran will strike back at any location from where attacks against it are mounted, Fars news agency quoted a senior military commander as saying Sunday.
"Any location which is used by the enemy for... | |
Rally crowd in Iraq cheered by end to US troopsTens of thousands of people have attended a mass rally in Iraq to cheer the cessation of US troop movements in the country.
The celebration rally was organized by Iraq's Hezbollah movement to... |
Washington police close camp near PresidentPolice in Washington have closed down a large camping area containing members of the "Occupy" movement.
The encampment, one of the biggest protest areas in the United States, was only a few blocks... |
Putin supporters show up in large numbersA conspicuous show of support has been made for Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.
Around 140,000 people attended a rally on Saturday in which placards were raised announcing Putin as a man... |
Church bishops to discuss prevention of child abuse Leaders of the Roman Catholic church in Rome are gathering to attend a conference on sexual abuse of minors within the Church.
They will attend a prayer service for victims of sexual abuse and... |
| China bars airlines from paying EU carbon emission charge China's airlines are not allowed to pay a charge on carbon emissions imposed by the European Union (EU) nor are they allowed to hike freight or add other fees without government permission,... |
| Over Rs 8,500 bn corruption has taken place during Gilani's tenure: Transparency Pakistan has lost over 8,500 billion rupees in corruption, tax evasion and bad governance during the last four years of Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani's tenure, Transparency International Pakistan... |
| 'On-fire' Wade has 'out of form' Haddin looking down the barrel Matthew Wade's impressive performance against India in the first One-Day international is putting more pressure on the out of form wicketkeeper Brad Haddin.
He scored a well played half-century... |
| EU to introduce new sanctions on Syria The European Union may introduce a new package of sanctions against Syria, Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders has said.
"Belgium will actively contribute to this process (preparation and... |
| UN Chief Condemns Syria Resolution Veto Vetoes by Russia and China of a U.N. Security Council resolution on Syria condemning President Bashar al-Assad's crackdown on his people and calling for him to step down have drawn outrage from... |
| Human rights condition improving in Myanmar: UN envoy The human rights situation was improving in Myanmar but serious challenges still remained and needed to be addressed, UN special envoy Tomas Ojea Quintana has said.
Quintana, the UN Special... |
| Russian embassy in Libya stormed over veto on Syria Dozens of Syrian protesters stormed the Russian embassy in Libyan capital Tripoli Sunday, a day after Russia and China blocked a UN resolution on the Syrian crisis.
According to witnesses, several... |
| Abu Dhabi airport auctions tickets The Abu Dhabi International Airport Sunday launched an online auction for 60 tickets to 30 destinations.
The initiative, in collaboration with the Etihad Airways, was launched to commemorate the... |
| Britons claim having visited non-existing ancient wonders A British survey has found one in eight people claiming to have visited ancient wonders of the world that turned non-existent centuries ago!
Of the 2,500 people surveyed by Hotels.com, 13 percent... |
| '$94 bn graft mars Gilani government' Pakistan has lost Rs.8,500 billion ($94 billion) in corruption, tax evasion and bad governance during the rule of Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, graft watchdog Transparency International Pakistan... |
| Mills not taking Zimbabwe lightly despite Kiwis being heavy favorites New Zealand fast bowler Kyle Mills has said it wouldn't be wise for his team to take Zimbabwe lightly ahead of Monday's one-day international in Whangarei.
Kiwi fans will be expecting a one-sided... |
| Concerned India backs democracy transition in Syria India has voted for an Arab and Western-backed UN resolution denouncing the violent crackdown in Syria and calling for a democratic transition, but Russia and China vetoed it, saying it amounted to... |
| Clarke says he won't oppose T20 matches at expense of ODIs Australian captain Michael Clarke has said he will not tand in the way if the Cricket Australia decides to hold more Twenty20 international matches at the expense of the one-day matches.
"Honestly... |
| Chinese minister says rise of Asia signals 'greater balance in international power structure' China's Vice Foreign Minister Zhang Zhijun has said that the rise of Asia represents greater balance in the international power structure.
Zhijun, during his speech at the Munich Security... |
| Excerpts from UN Syrian resolution Excerpts from the UN Security Council resolution on Syria that India voted for but was vetoed by Russia and China:
- Noting the deployment of the League of Arab States' observer mission, commending... |
| Lee's foot injury to keep him out of international cricket for remaining season Australian fast bowler Brett Lee will miss the rest of the international cricket season due to a broken foot.
Australia team doctor Trefor James has revealed that Lee broke his right foot while... |
| India backs move against Assad, rights body pats Delhi India has voted for an Arab and Western-backed UN resolution denouncing the violent crackdown in Syria, but Russia and China vetoed it saying it amounted to advocating a regime change.
India and 12... |
| Scoreboard of Australia's innings against India in first ODI Scoreboard of Australia's innings against India in the first One-day International at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) Sunday:
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Mathew Wade b R Sharma 67
David Warner b Vinay Kumar... |
| Delhi, Mumbai campaign for cancer awareness Observing World Cancer Day today, hundreds of people participated in rallies with an aim to create awareness among general masses through 'Cancer Awareness Campaigns' in New Delhi and Mumbai.... |
| Over 40,000 enthusiasts participate in third annual half marathon in Gujarat The third edition of annual half marathon in Gujarat's Vadodhra District saw the participation of over 40,000 participants including 50 international runners on Sunday.
The marathon, which was... |
| Rahul Bose and Milind Soman do their bit for cancer awareness Rahul Bose and Milind Soman observed World Cancer Day on Saturday by taking part in a cancer awareness campaign.
The campaign was part of Women's Cancer Initiative of the Tata Memorial Hospital,... |
| Bangladesh war movies' fest to be held in Agartala Bangladesh will tell the world about the genocide of its three million people and mass atrocities on 200,000 women and children perpetrated by Pakistani forces during the 1971 liberation war, a... |
| UN report says Afghan civilian death toll rises for fifth year in row A UN report has claimed that the number of civilians killed and injured in the Afghan conflict has risen for the fifth year in a row.
The UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (Unama) documented... |
In Nevada Romney romps inFormer Massachusetts governor and the 2012 White House contender Mitt Romney secured his third victory of the GOP primary season, as television networks declared him the winner of Nevada's... |
| Five cops among seven killed in Afghan attack Five policemen and two civilians, including a child, died in a car bomb attack in Afghanistan's Kandahar city Sunday.
"A car bomb (attack) carried out by the enemies and hit Kandahar city at noon... |
| Snow disables parts of Europe Crews have managed to clear some blocked roads in Cetinje, Montenegro. In Bosnia, more than 100 remote villages have been cut off by snow in the... |
| Plea for international community to act on Syria ELEANOR HALL: US lawyer Yaser Tabbara is the executive director of the Syrian American Council and is in regular contact with the Syrian opposition. He says that despite the failure of the UN... |
| UK railways 'last in Europe league' Britain's railways are at the bottom of the league for fares, efficiency and comfort compared with other European countries, according to a union-commissioned study. The report by think-tank... |
| Online Business Networks Grow, Spill Over into Real World A few weeks ago, McKeever Conwell joined the Baltimore Tech Facebook group, which has more than 600 online members. There, the 25-year-old computer engineer proposed an idea: How about getting a... |
| Factory collapse in Pakistan kills 1, traps 40 ISLAMABAD -; A rescue official says a three-story factory building has collapsed in a city in eastern Pakistan, killing at least one person and trapping around 40 others. Amjad Hussain says the... |
| Solar firms face numerous entry barriers in non-Europe markets Germany, the world's largest solar market, continues to influence the solar industry with policies. The market suspects Germany to move mid-year incentive cuts to April 1, 2012. Germany is not... |
| China to defy EU emissions tax The Chinese government has banned the country's airlines from paying controversial charges on carbon emissions imposed by the European Union.The official Xinhua news agency quoted the Civil... |
| Runner bidding for marathons record An Irish ultra runner who is the only man on the planet to run seven marathons in less than seven days on seven continents is expected to break his own record.Richard Donovan is on course to complete... |
| Israel 'undecided on Iran attack' US president Barack Obama has moved to calm growing fears among world leaders of an imminent Israeli attack on Iran.Mr Obama said he did not think Israel had decided whether to attack Iran over its... |
| Fatal quake rattles central Philippines A 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck the central Philippines on Monday, killing a child and triggering a local tsunami alert. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology issued the tsunami... |
| Top U.K. girls’ school embraces failure Students at a top girl's school in London are being taught to accept failure as an option.Failure Week is set to begin in Wimbledon High School on Monday, as teachers encourage students to... |
| Syrian deserters destroy army post, kill 3 SYRIAN army deserters have destroyed a military control post in the northeast overnight, killing three officers and capturing 19 soldiers in the... |
| ETF Focus: Stock ETFs to consider if Europe gets it together For those already in the European markets, it's been no holiday. Europe-focused stock mutual funds lost 15% on average in 2011, and their exchange-traded-fund counterparts shed 17%, according to... |
| One dead, local tsunami alert in 6.7 quake off Philippines MANILA (Reuters) - One child died and a local tsunami alert was issued after a magnitude 6.7 earthquake followed by two aftershocks struck off the Philippines island of Negros on Monday, according to... |
| Analysis: Scandal blow puts Indian government in danger NEW DELHI (Reuters) - There is no clamor for an early general election in India, but the latest blow dealt to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh over a massive corruption scandal raises the risk that his... |
| 6.8 quake shakes Philippines (AP) MANILA, Philippines - Seismologists say a 6.8-magnitude earthquake has struck the central Philippines, but there are no immediate reports of damage or casualties. No tsunami warning was issued.... |
| 17 dead, 13 rescued after migrant boat capsizes (CBS News) SABANA DE LA MAR, Dominican Republic - Rescuers scouring the white-capped waters off the Dominican Republic's coast have found 17 bodies and 13 survivors from a boat overloaded with... |
| Obama: Israel has not decided on attacking Iran On the day of his State of the Union address, President Barack Obama walks from the Oval Office along the Colonnade of the White House in Washington, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2012. (AP Photo/Haraz N.... |
| 6.8 earthquake shakes central Philippines; 1 dead MANILA, Philippines (AP) -- A 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck the central Philippines on Monday, killing a child and triggering a local tsunami... |