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Ancient Hindu temple in Peshawar being 'secretly' demolished: Report
The ancient Hindu temple located in Karimpura in Peshawar's old city is being demolished in the name of repairs, several inhabitants of the area said.
China may be installing new radar on South China Sea outposts - US think tank
European Union referendum: PM Cameron in major push to keep Britain in EU
Ahead of the Prime Minister's address to the parliament on the proposed EU deal struck in Brussels, the UK employment minister and Cameron's Indian Diaspora Champion joined other senior colleagues like UK justice secretary Michael Gove and Northern Irelan...
Islamic State faces budget crunch, releases detainees for just $500 per person
In Raqqa, the group's stronghold in Syria, salaries have been halved since December, electricity is rationed, and prices for basics are spiraling out of reach, according people exiled from the city.
US Presidential polls: Setback for Ted Cruz, Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire Primary
Bernie Sanders swept to a huge victory by defeating Hillary Clinton in the New Hampshire Democratic primary for US presidential nominee while Donald Trump solidified the frontrunner status in the Republican party by scoring a big win in the race to the Wh...
Tense Indo-Pak ties hinge on Islamabad’s action in Pathankot case: US intelligence chief
The US intelligence chief said India's engagement with Pakistan hinges on Islamabad's willingness to act against those responsible for the Pathankot terror attack.
IS may step up pace and lethality of attacks: US defence intelligence chief
Islamic State is likely to step up "the pace and lethality" of its attacks in the months ahead as it seeks to fan the flames of international conflict.
North Korea rocket launch a 'direct violation' of UN resolutions: NATO
In a statement, Stoltenberg said he strongly condemned the launch, which entailed the use of ballistic missile technology and came after a widely-condemned nuclear test on January 6.
UN body may make announcement on Julian Assange's 'unlawful detention' today
A United Nations panel has said that Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been arbitrarily detained in the Ecuador embassy.
UN releases six new stamps supporting gay rights
The stamps were unveiled on Wednesday in a ceremony at the UN General Assembly building that included a performance by the New York Gay Men's Chorus.
British police to arrest Wikileaks founder Julian Assange if he leaves Ecuadorian embassy
Assange is wanted in Sweden for questioning over allegations of rape in 2010 which the Australian denies.
In these 8 nations, the penalty for gay sex is death
Interpretation of the principles of law encoded in the Sharia varies widely across States and territories (and non-States) that utilise it, and only a small number employs the death penalty.
182 Pak 'madrassas' sealed for ties with extremists since 2014 Peshawar school attack
The madrassas in Pakistan were shut in a countrywide crackdown on religious seminaries allegedly involved in extremism.
Former Lankan president Rajapakse's son arrested for 'money laundering'
Yoshitha Rajapakse, a lieutenant in the Sri Lanka Navy, was grilled for hours
Amid criticism, Brazil's Rousseff vows to win Zika 'war'
The tropical virus is blamed for causing brain damage in babies as it sweeps through Latin America, and Rousseff, whose government is deploying 220,000 soldiers to help eradicate the mosquitoes that transmit it, likened the outbreak to a battle.