Peruvian Minister of Environment Manuel Pulgar-Vidal (right) and Executive Secretary of United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Christiana Figueres (left) applauding after...
Peruvian Minister of Environment Manuel Pulgar-Vidal (right) and Executive Secretary of United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Christiana Figueres (left) applauding after...
PORT-AU-PRINCE: Haiti’s Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe announced his resignation early yesterday, following repeated calls for him to step down amid anti-government protests and...
A US Navy handout picture shows the GhostSwimmer vehicle, developed by the Chief of Naval Operations Rapid Innovation Cell project Silent NEMO, undergoing...
Actors in period German uniforms take cover by a German Jagpanther tank destroyer as they take part in the reanactment of the Battle...
WASHINGTON: Former US vice-president Dick Cheney yesterday defended America’s now-banned programme that tortured Al Qaeda suspects, praising the CIA operatives who ran it...
LONDON: The junior partner in Britain’s two-party coalition government, the Liberal Democrats, yesterday accused Prime Minister David Cameron of planning “devastating” spending cuts,...
LONDON: A powerful British parliamentary committee will ask the United States to hand over blacked out parts of a report into the CIA,...
WASHINGTON: The US Senate on Saturday passed a $1.1 trillion spending bill that lifts the threat of a government shutdown as Congress attempts...
NEWTOWN: Parents of almost half the young children killed by a gunman at an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut, two years ago yesterday...
LUBUMBASHI: At least 129 people drowned when a passenger ship capsized on Lake Tanganyika in the southeast of Democratic Republic of Congo, according...
MOSCOW: Members at one of the last human rights groups active in Chechnya said yesterday that their office has been torched after they...
LAGOS: Nigeria’s two main oil workers’ unions said they would launch an indefinite strike today, threatening to hurt the output of Africa’s largest...
(From left) The top Hamas leader in Gaza, Ismail Haniya, Ezzedine Al Qassam Brigades spokesman Abu Ubaida, and Mussa Abu Marzuq greet supporters...
NEW DELHI: The class of middle-aged, male rickshaw drivers obediently raised their hands and loudly pledged to "respect and protect women" while plying...
Supporters of Tunisia’s President Moncef Marzouki wave flags during his presidential election campaign rally in Tunis yesterday. The run-off of the country’s first...
A convoy of returning South Sudanese residents is seen along a dirt road to Bor, in Jonglei state. Around a million children in...
GAZA: Vowing to destroy Israel, Hamas paraded some 2,000 of its armed fighters and truck-mounted rockets through Gaza yesterday, marking its 27th anniversary...
RIYADH: An unidentified attacker killed a member of Saudi Arabia’s security forces yesterday, police said in a statement on state media, near a...