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Pakistan's Sindh fast becoming a terrorist safe haven: report
Pakistan's Sindh province is fast becoming a terrorist safe haven with jihadi outfits running a large number of madrasas and the country's leadership lacking a political will to take actions against them.
Scientists one step closer to universal flu vaccine
Scientists have found a way to induce antibodies to fight a wide range of influenza subtypes, an advance that could one day eliminate the need for repeated seasonal flu shots.
Saudi Arabia executed 175 in past year: Amnesty International
Saudi Arabia has executed at least 175 people over the past 12 months, on average one person every two days, according to a report released today by Amnesty International.
India's insistence on discussing only terror and nothing else was meant to avoid discussion: Sartaj Aziz
Aziz said, "The spirit of Ufa should be linked to the objective of Ufa which is to improve trust and reduce tensions and improve the prospects for peace."
NASA wants to turn human waste into food
Nitrogen is needed to grow the yeast, and it's abundant in human urine. Yeast also feeds on lipids which certain algae can create out of carbon, a report said.
5.0 magnitude earthquake hits Nepal, tremors felt in West Bengal
There has been no report on any loss of life or property so far.
Saudi helicopter crash kills two fighter pilots on Yemen border: Coalition
A helicopter from the Saudi-led forces battling anti-government fighters in Yemen crashed along the Saudi border, killing the two pilots, the coalition said on Saturday.
In an 'extraordinary rare', FBI plans to fire Indian-origin agent who shot an unarmed suspect
The disclosure of the disciplinary action against agent Kalicharan comes at a time of heightened national scrutiny of shootings by law enforcement officials.
SAARC finance ministers meet in Nepal; discuss closer cooperation
Finance Ministers of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) including from India gathered in Kathmandu on Thursday to discuss closer economic cooperation in the region, including connectivity.
World breaks new heat records in July: US scientists
The first seven months of the year (January-July) were also all-time record warm for the globe
Greek PM Alexis Tsipras to resign on Thursday, re-elections likely in September, say government officials
Tsipras is seeking early elections, hoping to quell a rebellion in his leftist Syriza party and seal support to implement a tough bailout programme
Gender equality eight decades away: United Nations
Gender equality is a goal that will take another 80 years to achieve and the youth are the driving force behind the change, a United Nations official has said.
Indian-origin brides in UK use spies before arranged marriage
Companies based in the UK claim that demand for this new kind of pre-wedding service by Asian families with roots in the Indian sub-continent mostly comes from brides-to-be.
Malaysia says most of the debris in Maldives not from plane
Malaysia said on Friday that most of the debris found in Maldives were not from a plane and were unrelated to the missing Malaysian jet.
Swedish prosecutors drop Assange sexual assault probe
Swedish prosecutors said on Thursday they had dropped a sexual assault probe against Julian Assange because the time limit on the case had expired.
At least 50 dead as huge warehouse blasts hit Chinese port
Huge, fiery blasts at a warehouse for hazardous chemicals killed at least 50 people and turned nearby buildings into skeletal shells in the Chinese port of Tianjin