New Delhi: The Supreme Court yesterday said states in India have no powers to compel the children of linguistic minorities to choose the...
New Delhi: The Supreme Court yesterday said states in India have no powers to compel the children of linguistic minorities to choose the...
Srinagar: Three troopers were injured yesterday when guerrillas attacked a paramilitary camp in Jammu and Kashmir’s Baramulla district on the eve of polling...
Armed pro-Russian militants board a truck in the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk yesterday, a day after heavy fighting between pro-Russian militants and...
African National Congress supporters celebrate during a pre-election rally in Bekkersdal near Johannesburg, yesterday. The township has been the scene of violent service...
MEXICO CITY: A senior Mexican police officer and four gunmen were killed in the latest gang-related clash in the troubled northeastern state of...
LONDON: A British lord is putting a mountain up for sale in a bid to pay off part of his hefty inheritance tax...
KANO: Suspected Boko Haram activists have kidnapped eight more girls from Nigeria’s embattled northeast, residents said yesterday, after the extremist group’s leader claimed...
WASHINGTON: The White House called yesterday for urgent action to combat climate change, as it released a study on the impact of global...
PARIS: Francois Hollande marked the second anniversary of his election on the defensive yesterday, vowing to speed up reforms as he struggles with...
LISBON: Portuguese authorities have accepted a request from British police to search land close to the hotel where three-year-old Madeleine McCann disappeared in...
LONDON: A British lord is putting a mountain up for sale in a bid to pay off part of his hefty inheritance tax...
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (centre) carries a child displaced by the conflict during his visit to an IDP (internally displaced persons) camp in...
Palestinian workers pick grapes during harvest in Rafah town, in southern Gaza, yesterday. Gaza has 1,750 acres of grapes under cultivation. Palestinian workers...
TEHRAN: Spoilers and “dark forces” are attempting to wreck efforts to clinch a historic compromise between Iran and the West on the country’s...
ADEN: Yemeni government forces waging an offensive against Al Qaeda pushed into a militant stronghold in the south after insurgents blew up a...
ISTANBUL: More than 250 people, including seven foreigners, went on trial in Turkey yesterday over mass anti-government protests that rocked the country last...
LONDON: Western and Gulf nations opposed to Syrian President Bashar Al Assad will hold their latest meeting in London on May 15 to...
CAIRO: Ex-army chief Abdel Fattah Al Sisi was uncompromising in his first television interview since announcing his run for Egypt’s presidency, insisting the...