A rescue worker carries a stretcher near the wreckage of a police helicopter, which crashed onto the roof of the Clutha Vaults pub...
A rescue worker carries a stretcher near the wreckage of a police helicopter, which crashed onto the roof of the Clutha Vaults pub...
KIEV: Ukraine’s political opposition yesterday said that it would call a country-wide general strike to force the resignation of President Viktor Yanukovich’s government...
A bicycle is covered with snow on a fence near Breitnau, Germany, yesterday.
BAMAKO: Separatist Tuareg rebels said on Friday that they were ending a five-month-old ceasefire with Mali’s government and taking up arms following violence...
LONDON: Britain has put a diplomatic rift with China over the Dalai Lama behind it and Prime Minister David Cameron has no plans...
WINDHOEK: Police yesterday found the burned wreckage of a Mozambican Airlines plane the day after it went missing in northeastern Namibia, saying none...
Ahmed Maher, founder of the April 6 movement, turns himself in at Abdeen court in Cairo yesterday. CAIRO: Ahmad Maher, a symbol of...
Soldiers evacuate civilians caught in sniper fire in the northern Lebanese coastal city of Tripoli yesterday. BEIRUT: Prime Minister Wael Halki said yesterday...
JERUSALEM: The UN agency for Palestinian refugees has unveiled a trove of pictures and film captured over more than 60 years chronicling the...
JERUSALEM: Israeli border police killed a Palestinian during a raid aimed at netting illegal immigrants in a suburb of commercial capital Tel Aviv...
TRIPOLI: Six people, including a 15-year-old schoolboy, were killed and 22 wounded yesterday in sectarian clashes in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli,...
JERUSALEM: The UN agency for Palestinian refugees has unveiled a trove of pictures and film captured over more than 60 years chronicling the...
MOGADISHU: Somalia’s parliament yesterday began debating a no-confidence motion against the prime minister, who has fallen out with the president. Prime Minister Abdi...
BAGHDAD: Attacks near Baghdad and north of Iraq’s capital left seven people dead yesterday, amid a protracted surge in bloodshed fuelling fears the...
WASHINGTON: Two Algerian detainees at Guantanamo Bay are fighting efforts by US President Barack Obama’s administration to transfer them to their homeland, fearing...
TEHRAN: Iran will decide the level of uranium enrichment in its nuclear programme based on its energy and other civilian needs, Foreign Minister...
ARBIL: Baghdad has barred Turkish private planes from flying to Iraq’s autonomous Kurdish region, officials said yesterday, ahead of an energy conference that...
