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Drone that Crashed in Iran Belonged to CIA, U.S. Officials Say

This incident has occurred at a time when Iran is trying to contain foreign outrage over the storming of the British embassy, last week.

India, U.S. and Japan to Hold Trilateral Meeting in Washington

The United States, India and Japan will hold their first trilateral meeting this month as Washington pushes ahead with its pivot toward Asia, where China's growing power has raised concern.

70 Years Ago Today: The Battle of Moscow - Russia Ends Hitler's Conquest of Europe

It was a long time ago -- 70 years ago today -- but it's an event no one should forget: the start of the Battle of Moscow, 1941-42, during World War II. Roughly 1 million heroic Russians lost their lives in the bloodiest land battle in human history -- a battle that marked the beginning of the end for Adolph Hitler and for Nazi Germany.

U.S. President Barack Obama announces the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq in the briefing room of the White House in Washington October 21, 2011. Obama on Friday said the United States will fulfill its promise by pulling troops out of Iraq by year-end

U.S., India, Japan to Meet After Obama's Asia 'Pivot'

The United States, India and Japan will hold their first trilateral meeting this month as Washington pushes ahead with its pivot toward Asia, where China's growing power has raised concern.

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Shia Muslims Practice Self-Flagellation and Walk on Fire Prior to Ashura (PHOTOS)

Followers of Shia Islam known as Shia Muslims across the world took part in mourning processions on Sunday prior to observing Ashura; the Muslims flagellated themselves and walked on fire.

Crude Oil Futures Rise on Iran Geopolitical Tensions

Crude oil prices gained in European trade Monday on fears that growing tensions between Iran and Western powers may threaten crude supply from the Middle East.

Iranian university exchange students protest election results outside Iran's embassy to Italy in Rome

U.S. Official Says No Sign Iran Shot Down Drone

Iranian media reported on Sunday that their country's military had shot down a U.S. reconnaissance drone in eastern Iran, but a U.S. official said there was no indication the aircraft had been shot down.

Veena Malik: Rumor FHM Photoshoot Was to Get Political Asylum [VIDEO]

Though it hasn't been proven that it is in fact actress Veena Malik on the cover of FHM's India Edition, there are speculations that the controversial actress allegedly posed for the nude photograph for political reasons.

Clinton Speaks with Pakistan PM on NATO Strikes

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke with Pakistani Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani on Saturday, again offering U.S. condolences over the deaths of 24 Pakistani soldiers in NATO air strikes last week, the State Department said in a statement.

A British Army Major shows his rifle to Afghan children during a patrol outside Checkpoint Tander near Lashkar Gah in Helmand province

British Soldier Jailed for Stabbing Afghan Boy

A British solider has been jailed for stabbing a 10-year-old boy after getting drunk on vodka while serving in Afghanistan.

Pakistan Outrage Over Veena Malik's Nude Cover on Indian Magazine

Now there are questions about the authenticity of the image as well as the initials.

Occupy Oakland protester Scott Olsen, a former U.S. Marine and Iraq war veteran, lies on the street after being injured during a demonstration in Oakland, California

Still Struggling with Head Injury, Scott Olsen Sends Message of Peace to Police, Occupy Protesters

Scott Olsen, the U.S. Marine Corps veteran who made national headlines in October after he received a brutal head injury during a violent clash between police and Occupy Oakland protesters, spoke to media outlets about the injury for the first time this week.

'Sesame Street' Makes Its Way to Afghanistan [PHOTOS]

Sesame Street has made its way to Afghanistan. Television executives in the country are hoping that the show -- which enjoys popularity around the world -- will help educate its young population.

George W. Bush and Laura Bush arrive at Mnazi Mmoja Hospital to see the government efforts in the prevention of transmission of HIV/AIDS in Tanzania's capital Dar es Salaam

Amnesty International Again Calls for George W. Bush’s Arrest

Bush is scheduled to tour through Ethiopia, Tanzania and Zambia, where he is planning to raise awareness about AIDS, cervical and breast cancers.

Afghan Women Fear Erosion of Rights Once NATO Troops Depart

It is believed that hundreds, perhaps thousands, of women in Afghanistan are languishing in jails over so-called ‘moral crimes.’

New president Atambayev and former president Otunbayeva take part in an inauguration ceremony in the Kyrgyz capital Bishkek

Ethnically Divided Kyrgyzstan Swears in New President

In a rare peaceful transition of presidential power, Kyrgyzstan inaugurated a new president Thursday, marking the first time the former Soviet Central Asian nation chose a successor through votes at the ballot box, not the streets.

Enraged Pakistan Says NATO Attack Threatens War on Terror

Pakistan, enraged by a NATO cross-border attack that killed 24 soldiers, could end support for the U.S.-led war on militancy if its sovereignty is violated again, the foreign minister said, warning enough is enough.

Herman Cain Affair: The Real Reason He Should Drop Out

Herman Cain should do himself and the Republican Party a favor and drop out of the presidential race -- but not for the reasons you think.

An Afghan woman receives treatment at a hospital after her family was attacked with acid at her home by unknown gunmen in Kunduz

Afghan Family Attacked by Acid After Daughter Spurns Man’s Advances

The father was beaten, and then all members of the family (including all three daughters) had acid poured on them.

Supporters of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf hold a placard while taking part in an anti-American demonstration in Karachi

Pakistan Reiterates Refusal to Attend German Conference on Afghanistan Future

“Of course it’s the final word. Pakistan is not attending,” a spokesman for the Pakistani foreign ministry said.

Dakota Meyer, Medal of Honor Receipient, Sues Former Employer for Character Rip

Former U.S. Marine and Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer is suing a former employer, defense contractor BAE Systems OASYS Inc., because the company slandered his character after he tried to get a job, according to reports.

Jon Huntsman 2012: What Are His Positions?

For most of the Republican nomination race thus far, Jon Huntsman has been considered little more than a side note. But while his national poll numbers remain very low, he is gaining support in New Hampshire. What are his positions?

Prince Harry Leaves US, Returns to England

Prince Harry of Wales' time in the United States has ended. The member of the British Royal Family and active duty member of the British Navy has finished his training stint in Arizona and is headed home to England.

Opium Smuggling: Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan Agree to Fight Together

Ministers from Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan met in Kabul to strengthen cooperation against the opium trade. More than 90 percent of the world's opium comes from Afghanistan, with most of it transiting through Iran and Pakistan.

Jack Daniels to Help Soldiers Fly Home for the Holidays with ‘Operation Ride Home’

Jack Daniels launched “Operation Ride Home” to unite soldiers with their loved ones this holiday season.

Pakistan warns NATO attack threatens Afghanistan peace

Pakistan ratcheted up pressure on NATO on Monday over a cross-border attack that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers at the weekend, threatening to drastically reduce cooperation on peace efforts in Afghanistan.