Shiites Shot Dead in Pakistan
The attack, which has been blamed on Islamist militant groups, occurred in the northern district of Kohistan, which neighbors a former Taliban stronghold in the Swat valley.
Bin Laden Hideout in Abbottabad Demolished by Pakistani Government [PHOTOS]
Pakistani authorities have demolished al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden's hideout. Bin Laden was killed by Navy SEALs operatives nearly nine months ago on May 2, 2011 at the Abottabad compound. Take a look at photos of the demolition by the Pakistani government of bin Laden's Abbottabad hideout.
Pakistan Spy Officials Knew of Osama’s Whereabouts: Leaked Emails
If the documents are true, suspicions of Pakistan officials’ involvement with and protection of bin Laden will only deepen and intensify.
Oscars 2012: Pakistan Celebrates First Academy Award
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Afghanistan Koran Burning Protests: Obama Apologizes to Karzai
President Barack Obama has issued a letter of apology to Afghan President Hamid Karzai in response to the burning of copies of Koran at NATO's Bagram airbase, which provoked violent protests beginning Wednesday that have resulted in several deaths, including two coalition soldiers, believed to be Americans, shot dead by a man in an Afghan Army uniform.
Republican Debate in Arizona 2012: LIVE COVERAGE
Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney, Texas Rep. Ron Paul and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich face off tonight in Arizona for their last primary debate before Super Tuesday. Click here for live coverage of the debate, hosted by CNN, with minute-by-minute updates.
Franklin Graham and the Plight of Christians in Muslim Lands
Graham’s statement that Christians are being murdered in Muslim nations is not entirely false – but he is greatly exaggerating the problem’s true dimensions.
Gas Prices in U.S. Still Dwarfed by European Costs
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Happy Mahashivaratri: Hindu Devotees Celebrate the Festival With Religious Fervor [PHOTOS]
Thousands of Hindu devotees from across India and Pakistan on Monday celebrated the festival of Mahashivratri with traditional religious fervor as chants of “bam bam bole” and “har har mahadev” reverberated in the air.
Bali Bombing Suspect On Trial in Indonesia
Three other masterminds of the Bali bombings, Imam Samudra, Amrozi bin Nurhasyim and Ali Ghufron, were executed in 2008.
Pakistan: Huge Rally of Islamic Hard-Liners Denounces US, NATO, India
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Pakistan's Reko Diq Looking Less Prospective
Pakistan's Reko Diq, an untapped copper and gold mine of fabulous potential, was meant to be the biggest foreign investment in the country's mining sector, but it's beginning to look more like fool's gold to the companies involved.
PACPAD: Pakistan Military Manufactures Homegrown iPad Version
Pakistan's military is working on the development and manufacture of a homegrown version of iPad, according to reports.
Iran and Pakistan: Nuclear Partners?
Given that Pakistan has extensive experience with nuclear weapons technology, is it conceivable that they would offer any assistance with Iran’s embryonic atomic project?
Pakistan: 26 Killed in Anti-Shia Suicide Bombing in Northwest Tribal Town
A member of the Pakistan Taliban, Fazal Saeed, took responsibility for the bombing.
Taliban Peace Talks Have Begun: Karzai
The United States and Afghanistan have begun laying the groundwork for peace talks with the Taliban, multiple outlets have reported.
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Jeremy Lin: Where's The Indian Version?
Indian parents pressure their children to succeed in academics and to shun 'frivolous' pursuits like sports, arts and music
Valentine’s Day 2012: Beautiful Moments of the Most Romantic Day Captured in Photos
From China to Japan, to the Empire State Building in New York City, people from across the world celebrated the day of love with their loved ones.
The Hunger Epidemic: 300 Children Die Every Hour From Malnutrition as World's Poor Cut Back on Food
Amid soaring food prices, a quarter of a billion parents are forced to cut back on food and stop sending their children to school, aid agency Save the Children said in a report.
China Defense Budget to Double by 2015: Report
China's defense budget is set to double by 2015, which will be more than the combined spend of all other key defense markets in Asia Pacific, a global think tank has said.
India and Israel: Longtime Friends, Cautious Allies
India may be the only major nation in the planet that has absolutely no history of state-sponsored anti-Semitism.
Attack on Israeli Diplomat Pressures India to Curtail Iran Ties
An Israeli diplomatic vehicle was attacked today in New Delhi, injuring four, including the wife of an Israeli defense representative working at the Embassy. The perpetrator reportedly used the same method of attack - detonating an explosive device that had been attached magnetically to the vehicle.
Osama bin Laden Urged His Children to Seek Western Education, Forsake Jihad: Report
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Greece: European or Not?
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