American Pro Football? in India?
A U.S. group of executives and ex-athletes seek to bring American-style football to India
SEALs Killed in Afghan Helicopter Crash Were on Rescue Mission
The U.S. Navy SEALs and other troops whose helicopter was shot down by the Taliban in eastern Afghanistan Saturday had rushed to the mountainous area to help a U.S. Army Ranger unit that was under fire from insurgents, two U.S. officials said Sunday.
22 of Navy SEAL Team 6 Killed by Taliban: Is Afghanistan Turning into Another Vietnam?
Comparisons have been made between the U.S.' war in Vietnam and the ongoing Afghanistan military action. The Afghan operations have gone on for a decade now, and there is no end in sight. Every time NATO believed it had crippled the head of insurgency, the Taliban has been able to bounce back and deal a heavy blow.
Taliban Attack Kills 30 U.S. Troops in Afghanistan
Afghan insurgents shot down a U.S. transport helicopter in Wardak province early Saturday killing 30 U.S. troops, seven Afghan commandos and one civilian interpreter.
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Analysis: Far west attacks expose violence's homegrown roots
The biggest threat to China's grip on its ethnically divided far western frontier comes from homegrown anger exploding in violence, not from Pakistan-based terrorists officials have blamed for the latest bloodshed.
Pakistani Man Murders Six Daughters in Honor Killing
Reportedly, Mubashir?s wife, Musarrat, who witnessed the murders, had called the police.
Ex-Afghan Spy Chief Says Pakistan Ignored Reports on Osama bin Laden?s Hideout
According to Amrullah Saleh, Afghanistan's former spy chief, Afghan spies had information four years ago that located Osama bin Laden close to where he was found hiding. However, then Pakistan president, Pervez Musharraf, refused to act on the detailed intelligence reports.
Covert Warfare: U.S. Military Ups Use of Special Ops, a 'Counter-terrorism Killing Machine'
As the focus of modern warfare shifts from conventional military campaigns to clandestine, targeted strikes, the U.S. military has increasingly come to rely on covert operatives employed by U.S. Special Operations Command, according to a new report.
Sonia Gandhi to Have Surgery Abroad for Undisclosed Condition
It is not known where she has gone for surgery
Sectarian Violence in Karachi, Pakistan Rages Unabated, July Deadliest Month Ever
All told, 240 people were shot to death in July, making it the deadliest month in the city?s recorded history.
HIV epidemics emerging in Middle East, North Africa: study
Epidemics of HIV are emerging among gay and bisexual men in the Middle East and North Africa and high levels of risky sexual behavior threaten to spread the AIDS virus further in the region, researchers said Tuesday.
Pakistan Relying Too Much on China Against U.S.
Pakistan's quick response to charges by China that militants involved in attacks in Xinjiang had trained on its soil shows the importance of its ties with Beijing, but it could be a mistake for Islamabad if it relies too much on China.
Chinese Attacks Part of Larger Separatist Movement
An radical Islamic group is responsible for a riot in China's East Turkestan region.
Pakistan Promises China Help on Rooting Out Terrorists
Pakistan cannot afford to antagonize China.
Ramadan 2011: Discovering the Culture and Traditions of the Holy Month
The Islamic religious month-long holiday incorporates Qur'an recitation, fasting, charity and prayer to celebrate this festival of giving and sharing.
China blames Muslim extremists for attack in Xinjiang
China said on Monday that Islamic militants had mounted an attack that left 11 people dead in the restive western region of Xinjiang, which announced a crackdown on "illegal" religious activities at the start of the Muslim fasting month.
Domestic Terror Takes Roots in the West
The petit right wing terror and Islamic terror with extended networks have gained grounds in Western world for few years.
Muslims in Norway Contemplate Their Future
Muslims in Norway number about 200,000, only about 4 percent of the country?s population. They come from across the Arab world, as well as Iran, Turkey, Pakistan, Kenya and Somalia.
Al-Qaeda Almost Defeated? Not So Fast, Official Says
Predictions about al-Qaeda's imminent collapse threaten to lull the U.S. into a false sense of complacency about the continued threat the terror network represents, a recently retired top counter-terrorism aide said.
Pakistan Torturing, Killing Baloch Separatists: Human Rights Report
Pakistani security forces are routinely detaining, torturing and murdering hundreds of political activists in Balochistan in what some observers describe as a ?dirty war.?
Hepatitis Surging Among IV Drug Users
Only a very small portion of these people are receiving anti-viral drugs to treat their condition.
Health Officials Warn of Soaring Hepatitis Rates Around the World
Public health officials say roughly 130 million injection drug users worldwide suffer from hepatitis C, according to a study published online by World Health Organization said on Tuesday in The Lancet, which coincides with 'World Hepatitis Day.'
Olivia and Oliver Most Popular Names for UK Babies
For the second year in a row, Oliver and Olivia were the most popular names for English and Welsh newborn boys and girls, respectivel
Yemen President Won't Give up Power by Force - Minister
Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who escaped an attempt on his life by opponents, will only cede power through the ballot box and the country will descend into civil war if he is forced from office, his foreign minister said.
Suicide blast kills mayor of Afghanistan's Kandahar city
A suicide bomber killed the mayor of Afghanistan's Kandahar Wednesday, a further blow to stability in the southern city still reeling from the assassination two weeks ago of President Hamid Karzai's powerbroker half-brother.
Al-Qaeda on Brink of Collapse but New Threats Arise: Officials
Osama bin Laden's death and a relentless campaign of drone attacks have weakened al-Qaeda to the point that the terror organization may no longer be capable of planning and carrying out large-scale attacks.
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