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NATO Friendly-Fire Attack: 5 Other Cases Of Deadly Mistaken Identity In Afghanistan

If confirmed as friendly fire, Monday's attack will be among the worst coalition-on-coalition incidents in Afghanistan.

Pakistani Taliban Launch Fresh Attack On Training School Near Karachi Airport

The latest offensive comes hours after Pakistan’s military launched air strikes to destroy terrorist hideouts killing at least 15 people.

At Least 15 Killed As Pakistan Launches Air Strikes To Destroy ‘Terrorist Hideouts’ After Karachi Airport Attack

Questions were raised about the ability of security forces to defend key facilities after the latest attack on Karachi's international airport.

Does It Matter If The Karachi Airport Terrorists' Guns Were Made In India? To Instigators, No.

Reports say the Karachi airport terrorists used Indian weapons, but that does not necessarily implicate India in the attack.

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What Happens To The 5 Taliban Prisoners Swapped For Bergdahl?

Five senior Taliban freed in exchange for the American soldier are now free in Qatar. Where will they go after that?

Freed U.S. Soldier's Recovery Will Be Slow Like A Surfacing Diver - Father

Parents tell news conference freed POW Bowe Bergdahl they have yet to speak to their son.

Husband Of Farzana Iqbal, Pakistani Woman Who Was Stoned To Death, Claims He Killed His First Wife; PM Nawaz Sharif Demands ‘Immediate Action’ Over Woman's Killing

Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif demanded “immediate action” over the death of the pregnant woman.

Obama addresses class of 2014 West Point

Read: Obama's Remarks At 2014 U.S. Military Academy Commencement

President Obama addressed the U.S. Military Academy's class of 2014 Wednesday.

Pregnant Pakistani Woman, Farzana Iqbal, Stoned To Death By Family Outside Lahore High Court For Marrying Against Their Wishes

Mohammad Azeem, father of the woman who was three-months pregnant, was taken into custody while the other attackers escaped.

India Has The Second Highest Rate Of Shadow Businesses In The World: Study

Shadow businesses can make up more than 80 percent of total economic activity in developing countries, according to a new study.

Obama Plans To End US Troop Presence In Afghanistan By 2016

The decision means that Obama will leave office in early 2017 having extricated the country from the longest war in U.S. history.

India's Cabinet Ministers And New Prime Minister Narendra Modi Take Charge; Modi Meets Karzai, Sharif At Swearing-In Ceremony

At his swearing-in ceremony, India's new Prime Minister Narendra Modi met leaders from various neighboring countries.

Narendra Modi, the PM Designate for India

In India For Modi's Inauguration, Pakistan Leader Talks Of Peace

Modi was sworn in as India's prime minister Monday, after a landmark victory that gave his party the first parliamentary majority in 30 years.

16 Afghan Police Killed, Including 8 Beheaded, As Presidential Election Run-Off Looms [PHOTO]

The Taliban said it would target Afghan troops, but it's unclear if they are behind the attack.

Narendra Modi Invites Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif And Other Heads Of South Asian States To His Swearing-In Ceremony

Other leaders from the eight-member South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation, or SAARC, bloc are also on the guest list.

US Agrees To Release Memo Justifying Drone Killings Of Citizens Suspected Of Terrorism

The solicitor general has given up fighting a court order to release of the memorandum.

Thailand's Martial Law Declaration Blasted By Human Rights Advocates, US Not (Yet) Calling It A Coup

But Washington, and other western governments, have yet to call the military's action a coup.

Terror Attacks Were Planned On US And Israel Consulates In India, Reveals Sri Lankan National Arrested By Malaysian Authorities

Sakir Hussain, who was involved in human trafficking and smuggling fake Indian currency, was arrested by Sri Lankan and Malaysian officials.

What Does Modi's Victory Mean For The Rest Of The World?

India's new leader focused mainly on the economy during his campaign. But his relationship with foreign countries may be equally consequential.

Fast Food Labor Rights Movement Goes Global [PHOTOS]

Labor rights advocates and union representatives are calling this the largest-ever strike to hit U.S. fast-food companies.

Pakistan Releases FBI Agent On Bail

The American man was detained after Pakistani authorities found he tried to board a plane with ammunition and unknown electronic devices.

Intelligence Authorization Act Provision Demanding Disclosure Of Civilians Killed In US Drone Attacks In Other Countries Dropped By US Senators

In 2013, nearly 55 drone strikes killed about 271 people in Yemen, Pakistan and Somalia while 532 people were killed in 2012.

Time’s 100 Most Influential People In The World: Beyonce Leads As Cover Girl; Pharrell Williams, Miley Cyrus, Pope Francis, President Barack Obama And Benedict Cumberbatch Also Make The List

A list featuring Time magazine's "Most Influential People" came out Thursday.

Pakistan 'Encouraged' By India's Prime Ministerial Candidate Narendra Modi As India Votes In The Sixth, And One Of The Largest, Phase Of Polls

On Thursday, large cities like Mumbai and Chennai, and small towns across India voted for more than 2,000 candidates.

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