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India has demanded social networking websites take down provocative messages and blocked some online content after anonymous threats sparked an exodus of migrants from southern cities.
Says Govt. Will Discuss 'Any Issue' in Talks
After Pushing for Crackdown, Israel Now Blasts Egypt for Response
Washington is desperately supporting the Iraqi dictatorship in a bid to maintain its influence
An Israeli strike against Iran is bound to go nuclear
Syria is preparing to complete a deal with ally Russia to secure much-needed oil products to keep its economy and military running, the head of a Syrian delegation to Russia said on Tuesday, weeks after he said an agreement had been reached.
When the four-man crew of the Bradstone Challenger crossed the finish line at the Royal Yacht Squadron in Cowes on August 12 2005, spirits were high.
In a post on his blog, Ilya Kramnik today made a set of predictions regarding upcoming procurement plans for the Russian air force.
Efforts by the United States and Israel to isolate Iran suffered a setback on when the United Nations announced the secretary general would join officials from 120 countries in Tehran for a summit meeting that Iran has trumpeted a vindication of its
I spent four years in the Marine Corps covering everything from combat patrols in Iraq to commanding generals cutting ribbons. It was challenging, exciting, life-changing and boring in almost equal measure.
Iran just announced six weapons upgrades, including a domestically-made short range missile with accuracy unheard of until now.
It didn’t surprise me today to read that China was irked by Clinton’s recent comments that African nations should be wary of China, as their relationships were based on a need for natural resources bountiful in numerous countries:
Escalating violence and a vicious cycle of retaliation could leave Syria ungovernable even if a winner finally emerges from President Bashar al-Assad's battle with rebels.
The top U.S. military officer’s plane got damaged in Afghanistan by insurgent rockets on Tuesday morning. It’s a reminder that the U.S. military’s defense against short-range rockets remains a work in progress.
Hank Williams Jr has become the second musician in as many weeks to accuse Barack Obama of plotting to destroy the United States.
Former US Envoy Accuses Egypt of Violating Israel Treaty
Israeli Analyst 'Doubts' Anything Could Change His Mind
3-D printing has yielded items both fascinating and potentially troubling. Now we can add one more to the list of printed achievements...
The US has been carrying out follow-up attacks after its drone strikes in Pakistan, specifically targeting people coming to the aid of the wounded.
Remember the war in Afghanistan? You know: It was the "good war," fought in response to Al Qaeda's attack on 9/11 and the Taliban's refusal to turn them in....
Three Attacks During the Past 24 Hours
The UN special rapporteur on human rights to urge establishing a mechanism to investigate such killings
United Nations military observers left Damascus on Monday after a four-month mission in which they became helpless spectators of Syria's spiraling conflict, instead of monitoring a ceasefire between President Bashar al-Assad's forces and rebels.
A group of House Republicans visiting Israel as part of an official Congressional delegation enjoyed a late night of drinking at the Sea of Galilee that included a little skinny dipping in the place where the Bible says Jesus walked on water.
New Zealand revealed Monday it was considering an early withdrawal from Afghanistan after three of its soldiers were killed in a roadside bomb attack on their convoy in Bamiyan province. Prime Minister John Key insisted the plan to pull out early
Lia Tarachansky of The Real News reports that many Israelis are growing concerned over the potential costs of a war with Iran — not in terms of lives or national prestige, but as measured in their taxes and in the prices they pay for basic goods.
Jordan’s information minister says 4 Syrian rockets have fallen on a northern Jordanian border town, slightly wounding a 4-year-old girl. Sameeh Maaytah says the Jordanian girl was treated for shrapnel wounds and then released from the hospital.
Jerusalem police on Sunday arrested three Jewish teens suspected of a brutal hate attack on young Palestinians, and magistrates remanded in custody another suspect detained a day ago.
Somalia’s newly appointed legislature will elect the country’s next president Monday, in a fresh bid to end two decades of unstable central government in the war-torn Horn of Africa nation.
The spiritual leader of the Taliban said the group's insurgents have succeeded in foisting the ranks of the Afghan security forces, allowing them to attack their fellow NATO service members.
