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Slogans against Manohar were chanted along with “Pakistan Murdabad” and “Shahryar Khan Go Back”. Uddhav Thackeray led Shiv Sena is protesting talks between India and Pakistan to hold the cricket series. “Let BCCI handle cricket affairs”, said...

With tensions escalating over the SCS this year China has invited the defence ministers of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) in which most of stakeholders of the SCS dispute are members. The joint naval drills would involve topics like accidental meetings,...

In an interview on ESPN shortly after his game-winning touchdown run, Bell said he thought he had time to run and if he fell short call a timeout.

Meanwhile, two suspected Palestinian gunmen opened fire on people at the main bus station in the southern Israeli city of Beersheba on Sunday, before one was shot dead, Israeli forces said, according to Agence France-Presse.

In an apparent reference to the beef controversy, Chief Minister Mufti Mohammed Sayeed today said attempts were made to vitiate the atmosphere in the state and “erect walls of hate” between Kashmir and Jammu regions which the people of the state had thwarted.

The Government has welcomed Barack Obama’s commitment to keep thousands of U.S. troops in Afghanistan.

Obama’s goal of ending the wars he inherited had already been tarnished by the return of US forces to Iraq last year, 2½ years after they left.

Save the Children is warning that up to 4.5 million children have been affected by Typhoon Koppu in the Philippines.

Mr Cameron arrived in Brussels for talks with Mr Juncker over lunch and a separate meeting with Mr Schulz before joining other EU leaders for a one-day summit of the European Council.

A former Canadian ambassador lauded for helping to shelter American diplomats after the USA embassy in Tehran was stormed in 1979 – inspiring the hit movie “Argo” – died Thursday.

One headline caught my eye: “Israelis gun down alleged assailants in new attacks”.

Rajapaksa’s office said earlier that the former president appeared before the commission to probe serious acts of corruption in response to a letter sent to him by the commission.

With the approval from conservative clerics and Iranian officials on the 12-member Guardians Council, the bill has now passed into law. It also states that no government in Iran is allowed to produce and use nuclear weapons according to a fatwa, or religious decree, issued by the...

Supporters, staff and journalists crammed into the upstairs loft above an enormous grocery store built in an old CN railway locomotive shop, where the store sells pints of Ontario craft beer and glasses of wine. They have recently endorsed the Fredericton Liberal candidate Matt...

Arab residents, who have long complained of discriminatory Israeli policies, say the latest closures are driving them to a boiling point and will trigger more violence.