Avaneesh Pandey

Israel's Shin Bet, which helped kill three Hamas commanders Thursday, relies on informers to locate the whereabouts of Hamas leaders.

Gap Inc. is looking to reduce its dependence on markets in the U.S., which currently account for 77 percent of the company's revenues.

More than 370,000 children in Gaza are in urgent need of “psycho-social first aid,” the head of UNICEF has said.

While the machines tested by the researchers were removed from airports last year, they are still being used at many government facilities.

The Marburg virus was first detected in 1967 and causes a disease with a similar progression as Ebola's.

Earlier, Hamas said it would target high-value Israeli installations and warned international carriers to avoid Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport.

The Pakistani army has demanded that Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif “share space with the army” in exchange for its support.

Two Nigerians in Vietnam and a 22-year-old Burmese national who landed in Myanmar after a trip to West Africa are being tested for Ebola.

11 people, including a pregnant woman and at least three children, were killed in Gaza since Tuesday night, after a week-long truce ended.

The video ends with ISIS threatening to kill another man — believed to be U.S. journalist Steven Joel Sotloff.

Before the Fukushima nuclear disaster, more than 100 tons of rice, peaches and apples were being exported annually from the prefecture.

UNHRC had voted in March to initiate an inquiry into allegations of war crimes during the final months of the civil war, which ended in 2009.

Hallucigenia fossils, discovered in the early 1900s, showed a row of rigid spines along the animals' backs and seven or eight pairs of legs.

The talks, which would have been the first in two years, were cancelled after a Pakistani diplomat met Kashmiri separatist leaders in New Delhi.

Floods and landslides have killed nearly 180 people across 10 districts in Nepal and 1,500 villages in India.

Meanwhile, a convoy of Russian trucks carrying aid is currently parked at the Donetsk border crossing awaiting Ukrainian inspection.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that a lasting peace in Gaza will not be possible if Israel's "security needs" are not met.

Anti-government protesters are converging on Islamabad in what is seen as the sternest challenge to the elected government yet.

Israel managed to secure fresh supplies of U.S. weapons and ammunition without White House approval.

The U.N.'s health agency warns that the reported number of Ebola cases drastically underestimates the scale of the outbreak.

A series of tweets critical of the Russian government continued to be posted from Medvedev’s account and were re-tweeted by his followers.

In 2011, Saudi Arabia had provided $10 million as seed money to establish the United Nations Counter Terrorism Centre.

Cisco Systems announced it would cut nearly 8 percent of its global workforce following a quarter of declining revenues.

The move by Ugandan lawmakers comes just two weeks after a local court scrapped a draconian anti-gay law enacted in February.

Arsen Avakov, the Ukrainian interior minister, said that Ukraine will not allow the Russian convoy of over 250 trucks to cross its border.

The U.N. Security Council said that it is "prepared to impose consequences" if the fighting in South Sudan continues.

Japan's economy shrank by 6.8 percent in the June quarter, following a drastic hike in consumption tax in April to 8 percent from 5 percent.

Since 2000, the number of extreme weather events in the northern hemisphere have almost doubled, a study is claiming.

The cable network, named FASTER, will be Google's third public investment in Asia's Internet infrastructure since 2008.