Islamic militants shut schools, spurring protests, in Pakistan
Hardliners appear to be attempting to spread their influence in remote parts of Pakistan as the U.S. withdraws from Afghanistan
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Hardliners appear to be attempting to spread their influence in remote parts of Pakistan as the U.S. withdraws from Afghanistan
Lawsuit claims players at risk during 1 p.m. local time starts due to heat and humidity; FIFA says it won't change kickoff times now
The 30-year deal will give China's gas-thirsty economy an energy boost, while providing a new and lucrative market for Moscow
The Daily Mail reports that Prince Charles made the comments to woman whose family fled Poland before it was invaded by the Nazis
Latest victims of Islamic Republic's internal soul searching: 6 people arrested for dancing to Pharrell Williams' hit song in online video
Ousted in Arab Spring-driven uprising, Hosni Mubarak and sons convicted of using state money to upgrade family homes
With Moscow and Beijing increasingly isolated on world stage, China leader floats idea for another alliance to counter the West
The work is very dangerous, but investigators document atrocities so the cases can one day be brought before an international tribunal
Country's richest man vows to challenge insurgents
No immediate claim of responsibility for blasts in bustling bus terminal and market, but they bear hallmark of Boko Haram
Prestigious gardening show features hundreds of stands and exhibitions gardens
An international coalition of religious orders will highlight the frequent spike in child exploitation during big sporting events
Madrid Complutense University claimed the 250 or so bodies donated for science had been due for incineration, but spending cuts caused delays
Thailand's army declared martial law to restore order after six months of anti-government street protests
"Some sort of economic deal that we would like to see happen will quietly go away," former CIA deputy director says