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Thailand to go for fresh polls on July 20
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BANGKOK: Thailand will hold a new general election on July 20, the country’s election commission announced after meeting with Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra and...
60 militants killed in southeastern Afghanistan
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KABUL: At least 60 militants were killed in a gun battle with the afghan troops who had the support of Western air power in...
Iraqi parliamentary polls underway amid militant threats
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BAGHDAD: The Iraqi people are casting their votes on Wednesday in the country’s first parliamentary elections since the 2011 withdrawal of US forces.It is...
Indian elections 2014: Polling underway for seventh phase of Lok Sabha elections
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NEW DELHI: The polling for the seventh phase of the nine-phase Lok Sabha elections is underway in India on Wednesday as almost 139 million...
IAEA experts to visit two of Iranian nuclear sites next week
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TEHRAN: A team of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) experts will visit two of Iranian nuclear sites within the next week as part...
South Korean president apologizes for ferry disaster
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SEOUL: The South Korean President Park Geun-hye on Tuesday apologized for her government’s failure to prevent a ferry disaster that left hundreds of people...
Syrian presidential election: President Assad declares his candidacy
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DAMASCUS: The Syrian President Bashar Assad hasdeclared his candidacy for the presidential election scheduled to be held across the country on June 3, the...
Egyptian court sentences Muslim Brotherhood chief among 683 to death
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CAIRO: An Egyptian court has awarded death sentence to Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Badie and 683 other activists over charges relating to an attack...
Afghan presidential elections 2014: No candidates secure 50% votes, elections go to run-off
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KABUL: The Afghan election commission on Saturday announced preliminary results of presidential elections held across the country on April 5, according to which no...
US may use its troops to defend South Korea: Obama
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SEOUL: The US President Barack Obama said on Saturday that the United States will use its military might if necessary to defend South Korea...
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