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OPINION: Will Blonde-Haired, Blue-Eyed White Men Now Be Racially Profiled?

Will the emergence of Anders Breivik ? a tall, blonde-haired and blue-eyed Christian ? change the Western public?s conception of what a ?terrorist? looks like?

Spectacular Photos of World's Largest Fish Whale Sharks Seen Almost Swallowing Diver

Most Spectacular Photos of World’s Largest Fish Whale Sharks Almost Swallowing Diver

A diver was almost swallowed by a whale shark while he was staring into the mammoth jaws of the largest fish in the world that feed mainly on plankton. The breathtaking photograph was captured by photographer Mauricio Handler in the waters of Mujeres Island in Mexico.

World Leaders Express Outrage Over Oslo Killings

People react in front of a hotel, where relatives of victims and survivors of a shooting which took place at a meeting of the youth wing of the Labour Party on Utoeya island have gathered, in Sundvollen

Norwegian police have arrested a 32-year-old gunman Anders Behring Breivik in connection with the killings.

Emergency services are seen on Utoeya island

Oslo Explosion: Death Toll Surges [PHOTOS]

Terrorist attacks in Oslo's central government district and a nearby youth camp have killed over 80 people Friday. The current death toll represents a shocking surge from the initial 10 reported dead in the explosion earlier today.

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Pakistan Issues Demarche Over Spy's Arrest in Fairfax

The Pakistani government has formally protested Washington's move to arrest a man accused of spying to influence U.S. policy on Kashmir.

Pakistan Appoints First Female Foreign Minister

Hina Rabbani Khar, who is reportedly 34 years old, is also the youngest foreign minister in Pakistan’s history.

Famine in Somalia: Will U.N. Aid be Enough?

The United Nations has officially declared that there is a famine in Somalia.

Exile Group Disputes China’s Account of Hotan Clashes, Says 20 Uighurs Killed

The World Uyghur Congress (WUC), the shooting took place not at a police station, but at the close main bazaar of Hotan, in the Nurbagh area, when more than 100 local Uighurs peacefully gathered to protest a police crackdown imposed on the city for the last two weeks.

U.S. Secretary of State Clinton gives a lecture at Anna Centenary Library in Chennai

Clinton Urges India to Take More Dominant Role in Asia

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has advised India to take a more assertive role in Asia.

U.S. Secretary of State Clinton speaks during a joint news conference with India's FM Krishna in New Delhi

Clinton Seeks Deeper Trade, Security Ties With India

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is pushing for increased security and nuclear agreements with India, as she visits the subcontinent for a three-day visit.

Graphic Taliban Video Shows Execution of 16 Pakistanis

A graphic video surfaced on Monday showing the brutal execution-style murder of 16 policemen from Pakistan by Taliban terrorists.

Taliban Video Shows Execution of Pakistani Police

The Taliban has released a video showing the execution style killing of 16 Pakistani tribal Policemen who were captured in a cross- border raid from Afghanistan in June, the Associated Press reported.

Video grab of Taliban lining up Pakistani security personnel before shooting at them in a firing squad style

Taliban Video Shows Execution of 16 Policemen

A video allegedly released by the Pakistani Taliban shows what appears to be the execution of sixteen policemen in the lawless north-western part of the country.

Did Former CIA Contact Kill Karzai's Brother?

Sardar Mohammad, the bodyguard who assassinated Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai's brother was a trusted CIA contact and worked closely with the Special forces and the CIA before defecting to the Taliban.

Snow Leopards makes Rare Appearance on Afghanistan Camera Traps

The elusive snow leopard has been found thriving in the mountains of Afghanistan as images of several cats were caught on camera traps placed by the Wildlife Conservation Society.

Elusive Snow Leopard Population Caught on Camera in Afghanistan

A Wildlife Conservation Society study used camera traps to gather photos of a group of rare snow leopards in the remote mountains of Afghanistan.

Osama bin Laden's 9/11 Anniversary Plot

Bin Laden was plotting his next attack on the United States from the Pakistani compound.

Police Find First Clues in Mumbai Bombing

Indian authorities are working around the clock to discover the perpetrator of the Mumbai attack.

Mumbai Blasts 2011: Still Being Probed, No One Claiming Responsibility [PHOTOS]

There's still uncertainty among Indian officials as to who is responsible for Wednesdays triple blasts in Mumbai.

India-Pakistan Peace Talks Still On, Despite Mumbai Bombings

Despite the bombings in Mumbai which have killed two dozen and wounded scores of others, India’s foreign ministry said that high-level peace talks Pakistan will convene as scheduled later this month in New Delhi.

India: Still No Leads in Mumbai Blasts [PHOTOS]

The government in Indian still has no leads as to who is responsible for the three Mumbai blasts that killed at least 17 people and injured more than 100.

Mumbai Blasts 2011: Opposition Party Demands India Probe Possible Pakistan Links

BJP officials also demanded that the state take a more determined approach against terrorism and adopt a zero-tolerance policy on terror.

Mumbai Blasts 2011: World Leaders Condemn Terrorist Killings

Leaders around the world have united in their condemnation of the bombings in Mumbai which have killed at least 21 people and injured more than 130.

Mumbai Blast Kills at Least 21 [PHOTOS]

In the country's deadliest terrorist attack since 2008, three bombs rocked the crowded neighborhoods of Mumbai, India's financial capital, during rush hour Wednesday, killing 21 people, Reuters reported.