Anti-Islam book burning still likelyAn anti-Islamic pastor in the US state of Florida has threatened to reconsider burning the Quran on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on Saturday, after having earlier agreed to call off the... | |
Military gay ban must stop says US judgeA US judge has called the military's gay ban... |
Kraft plant workers shot dead in USA shooting has occurred inside the plant of the nation’s largest food... |
Explosion leads to big fire in San FranciscoA fire has been spreading near San Francisco since an explosion in a residential... |
American woman to be released by IranIran has said that Sarah Shourd, who has been held in the country for more than a year, will be released on compassionate... |
Nine people die in blast at Mogadishu airportAt least nine people are dead in a blast that shattered parts of Mogadishu... |
Daring escape by al-Qaeda men in BaghdadFour prisoners at the Karkh prison in Baghdad have fled in an escape which authorities have described as... |
Palestinian children sexually abused by soldiers says rights groupA human rights report has claimed Israeli defence forces sexually abused minors in the Palestinian... |
Indian cop murdered man after being admonishedA policeman in the Indian state of Gujarat has received a life term for burning alive a man who had accused him of extorting money from a... |
US forces accused of cutting bodiesFive US soldiers who served in Afghanistan have been accused in the US of murdering three Afghans and cutting off fingers and other body parts to keep as... |
Sunni holy man beheaded by gunmenA group of gunmen in Iraq have beheaded a Sunni... |
| India looking to Laos to bring India-ASEAN FTA into force: Patil Hailing the economic growth of Laos and its investor friendly policies, visiting Indian President Pratibha Devisingh Patil on Friday said that as the fourth largest economy in the world in terms of purchasing power parity and one of the fastest growing economies, India is eager to expand commercially in this... |
| Hindus ask European Commission to take France to Court over Roma "witch hunt" Hindus want European Commission (EC) to censure France and take it to Court of Justice of the European Union regarding its apparent "witch-hunt" against Roma (Gypsy)... |
| "Here You Have" e-mail virus wreaking havoc on servers across the world An e-mail virus has launched a "phishing attack" on servers across the globe, including those at ABC, NASA, Comcast, and Google and possibly US Department of Homeland Security... |
| FIA inspection of India's Formula One track a mere formality: Hughes Vice President-Operations, Jaypee Sports International (JPSI) Mark Hughes here on Friday said that the inspection of Formula One race track in Greater Noida would be conducted by the International Automobile Federation (FIA), in May next year, and should be seen as just a... |
| British reports say Dilshan under ICC scanner, SLC denies British media reported Friday that Sri Lanka's dashing batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan is under the International Cricket Council (ICC) scanner for his alleged links with a bookmaker, but Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) denied the... |
| 'Monster of chillies' could set a new world record The 'monster of chillies' is expected to set a new world record, its British producers have... |
| Suspended Pakistani trio to fly back home Three Pakistani cricketers, who have been provisionally suspended by the International Cricket Council (ICC) on charges of alleged spot-fixing, have been granted permission by the Metropolitan Police to fly back... |
| Mary Kom begins her hunt for fifth world title in style Four-time World Champion India's M.C. Mary Kom sounded a warning to her rivals with a 10-1 thrashing of Lungo Vesenne Natalie of Sweden in the first round of the 48-kg category in the World Women's Boxing Championship at the Garfield Sobers Gymnasium... |
| Nepal Muslims warn of World War III over religion Muslims in Nepal Friday joined the raging worldwide debate over an American pastor's plan to burn copies of the Quran to mark 9/11 terror attack anniversary, and warned the action could pit Muslims against Christians and trigger a 'third world war over... |
| Haye refuses to apologise for "gang-rape" of contender in title bout comment World heavyweight boxing champion David Haye has refused to apologise for his comments that his fight against Audley Harrison will be "as one-sided as a gang-rape", during a television interview when he appeared with his... |
| Finnair launches advanced emissions calculator Nordic carrier Finnair has launched an advanced emissions calculator and says it is the 'only one in the world to be based on actual quarterly cargo, passenger and fuel consumption figures, not averages or... |
| Nazi U-boats landed eight saboteurs on US coast in 1942 in 'Hitler's 9/11' plot A new documentary has revealed that at the height of the Second World War, German U-boats had dropped eight saboteurs in the United States on a secret mission to destroy targets across the... |
| Aamir joins Colin Firth as stars descend on Toronto Some of the world's biggest film stars, directors and producers were already in town and others were pouring in for galas and premieres of their films as the 35th annual Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) got under way... |
| Toronto to miss Rani, Priyanka this year With no masala Bollywood movies on offer at the Toronto International Film Festival, this Canadian city will surely miss Indian stars like Rani Mukerji and Priyanka Chopra, who were a big hit last... |
| US-India Business Council to focus on biotechnology The US-India Business Council will embark on a life sciences executive mission to coincide with the Biotechnology Industry Organisation's first annual international partnering conference in Hyderabad Sep... |
| 'Iran building secret underground nuclear plant' Iran has been secretly building a vast underground nuclear plant 200 metres deep inside a desert mountain ridge in east of Tehran, in violation of the UN sanction regime, an anti-Iran group has... |
| World Bank stresses transparency, accountability in Pak flood aid utilisation The World Bank's Vice President for South Asia, Isabel Guerrero, has stressed on the importance of transparency and accountability in aid utilisation by Pakistan in reassuring donors that aid would not be... |
| Not enough kids coming through to be potential England stars: Experts England's abysmal display in the World Cup in South Africa in June and July this year, has kicked off the debate about what is wrong with the Premier League... |
| PCB makes clearance of players' agents by board mandatory The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has made it mandatory for all its players to get their agents cleared by the board before September 30, 2010, and has warned that not complying with the guidelines would make the player ineligible for domestic as well as international game... |
| Becks eyes England recall after 'heart-to-heart' air-clearer with Capello England midfielder David Beckham, who has been recovering from the Achilles tendon injury which ruled him out of this year's World Cup, has said that he is eyeing a Three Lions comeback when fully... |
| Chilean miners to receive medical "survival kits" used by US-Brit troops in Afghan-Iraq wars The thirty-three workers trapped in an underground mine in northern Chile for more than a month will reportedly receive new medical "survival kits," which were used by the U.S. and British troops during wars in Iraq and... |
| Dissident group accuses Iran of secretly constructing underground nuke site A dissident group, the People's Mujahedeen of Iran, that had previously revealed the existence of several hidden nuclear sites in the country, has claimed that Iran is secretly constructing a vast underground complex to hide a nuclear facility in the mountains east of Tehran, in a development that would violate the UN sanctions... |
| Nadal 'blows away' Verdasco to storm into US Open semi-finals World No.1 Rafael Nadal remains on track for his first US Open title after booking his place in the semi-finals after defeating eighth-seeded Spanish compatriot Fernando... |
| 'Adequate Guidance for young cricketers in Pak' Pakistani youngster Babar Azam, who was one of the shining stars of this year's Under-19 World Cup in New Zealand, has said that there are appropriate levels of support for young cricketers in... |
| $220 million World Bank credit for Bihar flood-affected The International Development Association (IDA), the World Bank's concessionary lending arm, has approved a $220 million credit to support rebuilding efforts in areas affected by the 2008 Kosi floods in... |
| Al-Qaeda linked group claims Mogadishu suicide blasts Al-Qaeda-linked insurgent group Al-Shabab has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack Thursday at Mogadishu airport. At least 13 people were killed and scores were wounded when two explosives-filled vehicles blew up at the gates of Aden International airport, according to... |
Quran bonfire called off by US pastor US pastor, Terry Jones, has agreed to call off a Quran burning on the anniversary of the September 11th... |
| Europe's finest set for vintage year Three European giants have been pitted together in Group G, but the tussle between AC Milan, Real Madrid CF and AFC Ajax is just one of several intriguing stories set to unravel over the coming... |
| Junior Pan Pacific Championships: Yolane Kukla, Evan Pinion, Rebecca Kemp, David Nolan Turn in World-Class Times MAUI, Hawaii, August 29. THE final night of long course meter racing came to an end at the Junior Pan Pacific Championships with some sterling times being posted by each country's future elites.... |
| US, Iraq sign deal to settle Saddam-era claims BAGHDAD The American Embassy spokesman in Iraq says the United States and Iraq have signed an agreement to settle claims of Americans who say they were abused by Saddam Hussein's regime. ... |
| Rescuers fear whale stuck in Scottish waters dead In this undated image provided by The Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, issued Thursday Sept. 9, 2010, showing a humpback whale which is caught in creel fishing buoys as it... |
| Man arrested after small blast in Copenhagen Police guard a cordon in central Copenhagen, Friday, Sept. 10, 2010, after it was suspected that the man tried to detonate a small bomb in Hotel Joergensen in central Copenhagen. The man received... |
| UK promises to tackle health and safety madness LONDON Carlisle Castle is under siege. Not from rampaging Vikings, insurgent Scots or Parliamentary rebels, but from tall scraggly blades of grass. For months now, the castle's... |
| Rescuers fear that trapped whale has died LONDON Rescuers working to save a humpback whale entangled in ropes near a remote Scottish island say they fear the mammal has died. Scottish National Heritage says that a team of... |
| Mudslide hits village on Italy's Amalfi Coast ROME A river of mud unleashed by heavy rains has flooded a tiny village on Italy's Amalfi Coast, and at least one person was reported missing. Video obtained by APTN on Friday showed a... |
| CVDT Subsidiary Exhibits at 5th China International Information Technology Expo & Digital Telecom (OTC Bulletin Board: CVDT), exhibited its virtualization technology solutions at the Fifth China (Jinan) International Information Technology Expo (Expo). The Expo was held... |
| World's First Transcontinental Anesthesia Videoconferences may be known for putting people to sleep, but never like this. Dr. Thomas Hemmerling and his team of McGill's Department of Anesthesia achieved a world first on August 30, 2010, when... |
| Zlateva Wins 2nd World Wrestling Title for Bulgaria in Moscow Top Bulgarian female freestyle wrestler Stanka Zlateva won a world title for Bulgaria at the World Wrestling Championship in Moscow. In the 72-kg category final, Zlateva beat 2:0 Canada's Oheneva... |
| As North Korea marks its 62nd year, the world is left guessing Seoul, South Korea: North Koreans marked the 62nd anniversary of their nation's founding on Thursday with ceremonies honouring its first leader, Kim Il-sung, as speculation abroad deepened over... |