Al-Jazeera’s award-winning Australian correspondent Peter Greste, center, and Egyptian producer Baher Mohamed appear in a defendants’ cage in a courthouse near Tora prison...
Al-Jazeera’s award-winning Australian correspondent Peter Greste, center, and Egyptian producer Baher Mohamed appear in a defendants’ cage in a courthouse near Tora prison...
The Emir H H Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and the Hungarian President Janos Ader witnessing the signing of a cooperation agreement...
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Chinese journalist Xiang Nanfu BEIJING: A Chinese man apologised on state television yesterday after being detained for ‘publishing false stories’ on an overseas...
Protesters chant anti-China slogans in front of the Chinese embassy in Hanoi yesterday. WASHINGTON/BEIJING: China hit back at the United States over the...
Buddhist monks attend a Vesak Day ceremony at a pagoda in Takeo province of Thailand yesterday.
MANILA: A Philippine hospital has launched an investigation after photographs of a newborn baby gagged with adhesive tape went viral online, with the...
COTABATO: Muslim guerrillas from a breakaway faction have killed two soldiers in a wave of small bomb attacks in the southern Philippines, the...
KATHMANDU: Two foreign mountaineers have returned to Everest after a deadly avalanche effectively ended the climbing season, flying by helicopter partway up the...
Afghan police watch prisoners leave following their release from the Pul-e-Charkhi prison by an order of outgoing Afghan President Hamid Karzai, on the...
Pakistani schoolchildren ride a horse cart from school in Gojra, some 25km from Faisalabad. Pakistan has an overall literacy rate of 46 percent,...
TOKYO: The US-led military presence in Afghanistan will remain “significant” despite this year’s draw down, Washington’s special envoy for the country said, as...
KABUL: Residents of an Afghan village blockaded by Taliban fighters have resorted to eating grass due to food shortages, according to a report...
LAHORE: A group of Pakistani lawyers are facing blasphemy charges after shouting slogans against a police chief named after a revered follower of...
KABUL: Afghanistan may delay announcing presidential election results as fraud complaints have yet to be processed, officials said yesterday, though a run-off vote...
Kabul: At least 111 Taliban militants were killed during military operations in various provinces of Afghanistan in the past 24 hours. General Zahir...
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WASHINGTON: The commander of US forces in Africa has flown to Nigeria to discuss how Washington can help the government in Abuja trace...
