One assailant was killed yesterday when Turkish security forces opened fire on two armed individuals who sought to attack the police

Dozens of civilians were reported killed yesterday after a dairy plant was bombed in Yemen as the war-torn country's foreign

Residents of the Micronesian State of Chuuk were struggling to clear the roads of huge pieces of debris and return to damaged homes

Gauthami, 17, a PU student of the Pragati Residential School on the outskirts of Bengaluru, was shot dead at the school hostel by an

Dozens of civilians were reported dead yesterday after a dairy plant was bombed in Yemen, as aid groups warned of a brewing

French judges yesterday decided not to charge Nicolas Sarkozy over a campaign finance scandal but placed the former president under a

Major powers and Iran were closer to a preliminary accord on Tehran's nuclear program as marathon talks ran into late yesterday, but

Myanmar authorities have begun collecting temporary identification cards from displaced Rohingya Muslims in unrest-torn Rakhine

One of Britain's largest medieval cemeteries containing the remains of more than 1,000 people – many of them scholars fallen upon hard

India's top court yesterday suspended a summons requiring former prime minister Manmohan Singh to appear as one of the accused in a

Turkish authorities yesterday rounded up over 30 suspected members of the radical leftist group behind a bloody hostage standoff that

Malaysia's king has rejected a royal pardon request for opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, who is currently serving five years in jail for

The EU urged Ukraine yesterday to accept Russia's offer to extend the current gas deal with Kiev by another three months, saying it bodes

US President Barack Obama praised Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday for conceding defeat in an election that he said

UAE carriers Emirates Airlines and Etihad Airways said yesterday an investigation is underway after two of their planes apparently flew too

Cash-strapped Greece has garnered a little over 147 million euros ($158 million) via a debt forgiveness scheme designed to bolster the

Cynthia Lennon, the British first wife of The Beatles' songwriter John Lennon, has died aged 75, the couple's son Julian said Wednesday.

Explosion at a dairy factory in Yemen's Hodaida has left 25 workers dead, medical sources said, with conflicting accounts attributing the blast to an air strike by a Saudi-led alliance or to a rocket landing from a nearby army base.

The Palestinians have formally joined the International Criminal Court (ICC), a key step towards being able to pursue Israelis for alleged war crimes.

Lufthansa said the Germanwings co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing his plane into the Alps had disclosed about his depression earlier