KANO: A suspected Boko Haram suicide bomber disguised in school uniform killed 47 students in northeast Nigeria yesterday, in one of the worst...
KANO: A suspected Boko Haram suicide bomber disguised in school uniform killed 47 students in northeast Nigeria yesterday, in one of the worst...
WASHINGTON: US President Barack Obama voiced support yesterday for “free and open Internet” rules that would ensure that no service is stuck in...
LONDON: Prime Minister David Cameron said yesterday that Britain should not be willing to stay in the European Union “come what may”, as...
MIAMI: A small plane carrying nine people crashed while trying to land in the Bahamas yesterday, killing all nine occupants, including a prominent...
US Secretary of State John Kerry leaves a shop as he visits Mattrah souk in Muscat yesterday. MUSCAT: Iran, the United States and...
Members of the Israeli Zaka emergency response team work at the scene where a Palestinian fatally stabbed an Israeli soldier, near a Tel...
Debris of demolished huts is removed at Taghyeer (Change) Square, where pro-democracy protesters had camped to demand a regime change in 2011, in...
Iraqi security forces are deployed against Islamic State militants in Amriyat Al Falluja town in Anbar province. TEHRAN: Iran said yesterday that it...
DAMASCUS: Syrian President Bashar Al Assad said yesterday he was ready to study a UN plan to “freeze” fighting in the northern city...
TUNIS/BENGHAZI: Libya’s political strife intensified yesterday as a rival government that has seized the capital stepped up its battle for power and legitimacy,...
BEIRUT/VIENNA: Gunmen killed five nuclear engineers, four of them Syrian and one Iranian, on the outskirts of Damascus on Sunday, a monitoring group...
BAGHDAD: The leader of the Islamic State organisation won the allegiance of Egypt’s deadliest militant group yesterday. Egypt’s Ansar Beit Al Maqdis, which...
TOKYO: Japanese shoppers are up in arms over a serious butter shortage that has forced Tokyo to resort to emergency imports, as some...
OSLO: Dolphin-sized robots are giving clues to a thaw of Antarctica’s ice in a sign of how technology is revolutionising data collection in...
TEHRAN: Iran yesterday said that a copy of an American drone downed over its territory in 2011 had successfully completed its first test...
UNITED NATIONS: UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon yesterday named a retired Dutch general to head an inquiry into attacks on United Nations facilities during...
JUBA: Fresh fighting has erupted in civil war-torn South Sudan, the government and rebels said Monday, with both sides blaming each other for...
CAIRO: Egypt is drafting a law tightening restrictions on media coverage of the armed forces, government and judicial sources said, alarming journalists who...