PAKISTAN

Defense majors from the U.S. and Europe remain dominant players despite declining global sales, finds a new report by SIPRI.

China's got a new addition to its military fleet that is a competitor to the American F-35-- and it wants to sell it around the world.

A prominent representative of India's Muslim minority in Narendra Modi's government has spoken up against terrorism in India.

Mentions of British intelligence agencies were deleted from the U.S. Senate's report on torture at the request of the agencies.

The prize, an alternative to the Nobel, was awarded to Castro for "important contributions to emphasizing the need to eliminate nuclear war."

In a flip-flop of geopolitical ties in the region of late, Russia has grown friendlier with Pakistan while the U.S. has warmed up to India.

One of the first people subjected to the CIA's "enhanced interrogation" tactics has been sent back to a detention center in Afghanistan.

Embassies in Egypt, Sweden, the Netherlands and three other countries have issued warnings about possible anti-American attacks.

The man reportedly said, "Please Malala ... Mexico," before being whisked away by security.

"Satyarthi and Malala are precisely the people whom Alfred Nobel in his will calls champions of peace," the Nobel committee's chairman said.

Instead, when subjected to the CIA's enhanced interrogation techniques, several detainees withheld or fabricated information about Bin Laden.

Ex-President George W. Bush and former Vice President Dick Cheney were misled about the CIA's interrogation program, a Senate committee found.

Beijing has reportedly sent an official to a conference of nuclear powers in Vienna, despite declining to participate in the event.

A UNICEF statement was released to coincide with an appeal by the U.N. calling for a record $16.4 billion in humanitarian funds.

Russian President Vladimir Putin visits New Delhi amid his country's growing closeness with Pakistan, which has irked India.

A senior al Qaeda leader denounced beheadings and outlined the group's strategy to defeat the U.S. in a video "press conference."

The Afghan war is in its final weeks -- at least for America and its allies, who are packing up and leaving.

Nine members of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, or TTP, were killed in a missile attack by a U.S. drone Sunday.

Letif Mehsud, a senior Taliban official, was handed over to Pakistan along with three other prisoners.

Four suspected militants were killed and two injured when a U.S. drone strike hit a house in northwest Pakistan Sunday, Pakistani officials said.

Adnan Shukrijumah, believed to be al Qaeda’s chief of global operations, was wanted in the U.S. on charges related to a 2009 terrorism plot.