Two attacks kill dozens of police, soldiers in Nigeria
Officials say attacks on police, soldiers and villagers suspected to have been carried out by Islamic militants
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Officials say attacks on police, soldiers and villagers suspected to have been carried out by Islamic militants
Woman's own family carries out execution before crowd in front of high court of Lahore; one of hundreds of annual "honor killings" in Pakistan
Egypt holds first presidential election since President Morsi was deposed by military
More than 14 thousand people gathered to break Guiness world record for the most pirates in one place
The president announced a gradual drawdown of troops in Afghanistan over the next few years
Lawyer tells media Meriam Ibrahim's jailers did not take her to a hospital; she's still sentenced to die by hanging for not recanting Christian faith
Complaints that Facebook-owned apps Instagram and Whatsapp violate people's privacy spark judges unusual move
Convoy of OPCW inspectors working for U.N. reportedly hit by roadside bomb, but organization says all staff are safe
In prosecuting the country's political and social activists, an image-conscious Beijing is shifting tactics, and the numbers are shocking
Source close to secret talks confirms President Goodluck Jonathan scuttled prisoner swap deal with Boko Haram at last minute
Fierce fighting continues after separatists launched bid to take over airport in eastern city of Donetsk
Some relatives of those on board had sought the info, hoping it could shed new light on jetliner's course, but early signs aren't encouraging
After receiving endorsement from the king, general defends coup and tells public, "Do not criticize"
Pontiff says there will be "zero tolerance" for clergy members who abuse children, hints he might retire if he ever feels not up to the job
Pope Francis returns to Vatican after careful balancing act of symbolic and sometimes spontaneous gestures to call for peace between Israel, Palestinians