Jordan calls on people to pray for rain
Jordan's ministry of religious affairs on Saturday urged citizens to gather next week and hold special prayers for rain across the parched kingdom.
North: Region on brink of war
Seoul, Nov. 26: North Korea, after its artillery attack on the South this week, warned on Friday that plans for a US-South Korean naval exercise bring the peninsula “closer to the brink of war”.
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State skaters grab bronze
Hyderabad, Nov. 26: Hyderabad skater Anup Kumar Yama contributed two bronze medals to India’s medal tally at the Asian Games on Friday as he bagged one in the men’s singles free skating before combini
China warns US-Korea on ‘provocative acts’
Nov. 25: North Korea's key ally China said on Thursday it opposed US-South Korea war games to be staged after Pyongyang's deadly artillery barrage, as Premier Wen Jiabao warned against “provocative” a
Red lips are men’s biggest turn-on
Nov. 25: Want to catch a man’s eye? Forget fluttering your eyelashes or flicking your hair. All you need to do is practise your pout, for a woman’s lips are the most attractive part of her body. Espec
S Korea names new defence minister in wake of shelling
South Korea named a presidential security aide and former career soldier as its new defence minister on Friday after the previous minister quit over North Korea's deadly artillery bombardment.
Chile rescue mine agrees to pay debts
The Chilean company behind the mine from which 33 miners were rescued on October, following its collapse, has agreed to sell its assets within 15 months to avoid bankruptcy, a court has said.
Koreas tension: Fresh explosions heard from border site
Seoul: North Korea appears to have staged an artillery firing exercise in the Yellow Sea on Friday, a Seoul defence ministry spokesman said, three days after the North's deadly shelling hit a South Ko
Soyuz crew land safely on earth from ISS
A Russian cosmonaut and two Nasa astronauts came safely back to Earth from the International Space Station in a Soyuz capsule Friday, Russian Mission Control said.
WikiLeaks release could hurt Russia-US ties: report
New files about to be dumped onto the Internet by WikiLeaks contain embarrassing diplomatic cables that could harm Moscow's relations with Washington, the Kommersant newspaper reported Friday.