Iran designates US forces 'terrorists' for killing general
Iran designates US forces 'terrorists' for killing general
U.S. denies Iran's Zarif a visa to attend U.N.: U.S. official
U.S. denies Iran's Zarif a visa to attend U.N.: U.S. official
Iranians mass for funeral in hometown of general killed by US
Iranians mass for funeral in hometown of general killed by US
FM Qureshi urges diplomatic channels to defuse US-Iran tensions
It will be disastrous and Pakistan will also face repercussions if a new war starts in the region.
Another war on border will be dangerous for Pakistan: Bilawal Bhutto
Bilawal Bhutto demands that the new Army Act passes in a democratic manner.
End of US malign presence in West Asia has begun: Iranian FM
Do you still want to listen to the clowns advising you on our region?" Javad Zarif asked Trump
Saudi calls for calm after 'dangerous' US-Iran escalation
Saudi Arabia and UAE, both allies of Washington, are vulnerable to Iranian counter strikes.
US-Iran war will have serious repercussions for Pakistan: Khawaja Asif
"People are reaping their own seeds now", said Khawaja Asif
Gen Soleimani's death 'will bring darker days' for the US and Israel, says daughter
She said that even the name of Qasem Soleimani is frightening the den of the Zionist regime.
Regional peace at stake due to Indian govt's RSS-ideology: PM Imran
Imran Khan said Indian government’s brutalities had exposed the Indian democratic claims.
PM Imran, FM Qureshi review situation amid US-Iran conflict
FM Qureshi, PM Imran discussed matters pertaining to the current situation in the region.
Pakistan should play a more active role after Iranian commander's killing: Raja Zafar-ul-Haq
PML-N senator criticized international institutions and UN
Pakistan will refrain from being party to US-Iran conflict: Qureshi
Qureshi termed the current situation in Mideast as grave.
Trump warns Iran of 'major retaliation,' threatens sanctions on Iraq
Donald Trump warns Iran of 'major retaliation,' threatens sanctions on Iraq.
Gen Soleimani killing: Iran will hit US 'military sites', says top official
Brigadier General Dehghan said that Iran would not seek war with the US.
Iraq parliament demands US troop ouster after Soleimani killing
Ties have deteriorated after an American precision drone strike on the Baghdad international airport
Pompeo sees 'real likelihood' Iran will try to hit US troops
We think there is a real likelihood Iran will make a mistake.
FM Qureshi telephones Iranian, Saudi, Turkish, UAE counterparts amid rising Mideast tensions
Iraq’s foreign ministry summoned the US ambassador on back of repeated US air strikes on its soil.
Mourners flood Iran city as top general's remains return
Soleimani was killed in a US drone strike Friday near Baghdad airport, shocking the Islamic republic
Iran army says US lacks 'courage' for conflict after Trump threat
Iran army says US lacks 'courage' for conflict after Trump threat
Mourners pack Iran city as top general Qasem Soleimani's remains return
Mourners pack Iran city as top general's remains return
Karachi: Police, Rangers directed to enhance security of US, Iranian consulates
Karachi: Police, Rangers directed to enhance security of US, Iranian consulates
Britain's navy to escort UK-flagged ships through Strait of Hormuz
Britain's navy to escort UK-flagged ships through Strait of Hormuz
American strike in Iraq prompts anti-war protests in U.S. cities
American strike in Iraq prompts anti-war protests in U.S. cities
Thousands in Iraq mourn top Iranian general killed by U.S.; rockets fired in Baghdad
Thousands in Iraq mourn top Iranian general killed by U.S.; rockets fired in Baghdad
White House gives lawmakers formal notice of Iraq strike amid complaints from Democrats
White House gives lawmakers formal notice of Iraq strike amid complaints from Democrats
Missiles hit US high-security enclave, troops' Iraq base following Soleimani's killing
The Al-Balad base, north of Baghdad, was hit by Katyusha rockets, security sources said.
US deploys troops, Iran vows 'revenge' after Soleimani death
"We did not take action to start a war," said Trump, adding: "We do not seek regime change."
Sirajul Haq terms US-Iran tensions WWIII warning
JUI-F Senator urged Islamic countries to play their role in de-escalating the tensions.
Pompeo telephones COAS, informs about US action to kill Qasem Soleimani
He said the US will protect its people and its interests.
How the world is reacting to US killing of top Iran general
Qasem's assassination was praised by Trump but elsewhere there were warnings of the danger.
Trump says Soleimani should have been killed 'many years ago'
He said Soleimani has killed or badly wounded thousands of Americans over an extended period of time
War in already volatile region is in no one's interest: Shireen Mazari
Shireen Mazari said that the US attack was regarded as an act of war by Iran.
Pompeo says US 'committed to de-escalation' after Soleimani killing
The strike also killed the deputy chief of Iraq's powerful Hashed al-Shaabi paramilitary force.
Qasem Soleimani killing: Pakistan urges for maximum restraint to de-escalate tension
Pakistan said that it is very important to avoid unilateral actions and use of force.
Avenging Soleimani responsibility of 'resistance' worldwide: Hezbollah
Meting out appropriate punishment to criminal assassins will be fighters' responsibility: Nasrallah
Iraq could 'pay price' for US strike on Iran commander: analysts
Caretaker prime minister Adel Abdel Mahdi said it would "spark a devastating war in Iraq."
US embassy in Baghdad urges citizens to 'depart Iraq immediately'
US embassy in Baghdad urges citizens to 'depart Iraq immediately'
Iran and 'free nations of region' to avenge general's killing: Rouhani
Iran and 'free nations of region' to avenge general's killing: Rouhani
Congress not notified ahead of Soleimani killing: senior US lawmaker
Congress not notified ahead of Soleimani killing: senior US lawmaker
Pentagon confirms Trump ordered killing of Iran Guards commander
Pentagon confirms Trump ordered killing of Iran Guards commander
US sees signs Iran or allies may be planning more attacks: Pentagon chief
The protests marked a new turn in the shadow war between Washington and Tehran
Hillary Clinton named chancellor of Belfast university
Clinton received an honorary doctorate from Queen's in October 2018.
Turkey parliament approves Libya military deployment
Erdogan has repeatedly accused Russia of sending private mercenaries to support Haftar's forces
Pro-Iran protesters leave US embassy in Baghdad
Tuesday's embassy attack was the latest episode in spiralling tensions between the US and Iran.
North Korea ends test moratoriums, threatens 'new' weapon
Pyongyang has previously fired missiles capable of reaching the entire US mainland
Iran's Khamenei condemns US 'malice' over Iraq strikes
Iran's Khamenei condemns US 'malice' over Iraq strikes
Tear gas fired at Iraq protesters storming US embassy
Tear gas fired at Iraq protesters storming US embassy
CIA devised way to restrict missiles given to allies, researcher says
CIA devised way to restrict missiles given to allies, researcher says
Iraqi PM condemns U.S. air strikes as unacceptable and dangerous
Iraqi PM condemns U.S. air strikes as unacceptable and dangerous
Trump, Putin discussed Russia attack, arms control, relations
Trump on Thursday warned Russia, Syria and Iran against killing civilians in Syria’s Idlib province.
Iraq warns US ties at stake after deadly strikes
Strikes "killed 25 and wounded 51, including commanders and fighters, and the toll could yet rise
Putin thanks Trump for tip Russia says foiled attacks
Putin thanks Trump for tip Russia says foiled attacks
Trump faces firestorm after identifying alleged whistleblower
Trump is ending 2019 as the third president in US history to be impeached
Taliban agrees Afghanistan ceasefire to allow US peace deal to be signed
The duration of the ceasefire was not specified but it is being suggested it would last for 10 days.
Hundreds join final Gaza-Israel border protests for three months
Demonstrators have hurled rocks, Molotov cocktails and explosives at Israel soldiers along border.
U.N. rebuffs Russia accusation that U.S. visa delays being ignored
U.N. rebuffs Russia accusation that U.S. visa delays being ignored
Over 16,000 complaints filed in Afghan presidential polls
The final results are expected to be announced in coming weeks after complaints have been reviewed.
Afghan war caused 100,000 civilian casualties in last decade: UN
The announcement comes as the Taliban and US continue to hold talks
Relief group: 216,000 have fled homes in northwest Syria
The group called on other relief agencies to help the displaced amid cold weather and heavy rain.
Pakistan rejects US designation on religious freedom
Pakistan was a multi-religious country where people of all faiths enjoyed religious freedom.
Turkey says it will follow Khashoggi case 'regardless how high it goes'
The verdict of the sham trial is an insult to the intelligence of any fair observer
Mehwish Hayat says she admires ex-first lady Michelle Obama
Mehwish Hayat admires ex-US first lady Michelle Obama
Afghan election runoff likely amid thousands of complaints: officials
IEC said total turnout was over 1.8 million with Ghani securing 50.64pc to win first round of voting
Iraq protests resume as political paralysis deepens
Rallies have continued despite a campaign of intimidation that has included targeted killings
US claims ToTok app spies on users, suggests deleting it
United States intelligence officials warned that ToTok isn’t the secure platform it purports to be.
Taliban claim attack that killed US soldier in Afghanistan
Taliban claim attack that killed US soldier in Afghanistan
Syria regime advances in Idlib, 9 civilians killed
The fresh advances in Idlib came as Russian warplanes continued to pummel the province's south
Thirteen people shot at Chicago party
The victims range in age between 16 and 48 and suffered different and various gunshot wounds
Trump invites Britain's Johnson to the White House in new year: Sunday Times
Trump invites Britain's Johnson to the White House in new year: Sunday Times
Pakistan rejects assertions in joint statement of US-India 2+2 dialogue
FO spokesperson said India’s measures of 5 August pose serious threat to peace in region South Asia.
Pakistan did not attend KL summit for unity of Muslim Ummah: FO
FO said that Pakistan will continue to work for the unity and solidarity of the Ummah
US to resume military training program for Pakistan: State Department
Washington also has credited Islamabad with helping to facilitate talks on a US troop withdrawal.
U.S. should not finalize China trade deal unless detained Canadians are released: Trudeau
U.S. should not finalize China trade deal unless detained Canadians are released: Trudeau
U.S. deports Mexicans far from border, may send others to Guatemala
U.S. deports Mexicans far from border, may send others to Guatemala
Afghanistan poll results expected in coming days: official
The result was originally due on October 19 but was repeatedly delayed amid technical issues
BMW and Daimler quit carsharing service in US, Canada
BMW and Daimler quit carsharing service in US, Canada
Iran urges fight against US 'economic terrorism' at Muslim summit
Iran urges fight against US 'economic terrorism' at Muslim summit
Qatar says its Gaza aid to continue through March 2020 at least
Israeli and Palestinian officials say the Qatari aid helps calm internal Gaza economic hardships
Lebanon's Hariri says not candidate for own succession
Lebanon's economy has been sliding towards default in recent weeks
US special envoy in Kabul amid renewed push for deal
Khalilzad has spent more than a year leading a push for a deal with the Taliban
Rich nations urged to do 'fair share' at global refugee meet
World owes all countries and communities that welcome large numbers of refugees a debt of gratitude.
After years of delays, NATO receives US-made spy drones
Following Thursday's delivery of a second drone, three more will come by next summer
US Ambassador calls on Food Security minister Khusro-Bakhtiar
The minister said that Pakistan had huge halal meat production and it could enter into world market.
US wants explanation for Turkey threat to close two bases
US wants explanation for Turkey threat to close two bases
Pentagon chief urges Iraq to stop attacks on bases housing U.S. forces
Pentagon chief urges Iraq to stop attacks on bases housing U.S. forces
NATO faces most 'complex security' environment in its history: chief
The ICI was launched by NATO to boost security links with the Middle East.
Downsized US force in Afghanistan would still pack 'lethal punch': Trump ally
The drawdown would mean about 8,600 US troops remained in Afghanistan
Controversial Citizenship Bill: FM Qureshi urges US to ban Indian officials
"The Modi government continues with Hindutva Supremacist ideology," said Qureshi.
US Senator Graham, COAS deliberate on regional security
US Senator Graham, COAS deliberate on regional security
50 bodies unearthed from Mexican mass grave
The process of identifying more of the victims and how they died will continue.
US to announce 4,000-troop drawdown from Afghanistan: media
There are 13,000 US troops currently in Afghanistan.
As Modi advances agenda, India finds rare criticism in US
Criticism has been more strongly worded from outside the administration.
US, UK issue travel warnings for India after clashes
Washington and London issued travel warnings for northeast India
U.S sanctions on Iran violate international law: Malaysian PM
Malaysia does not support the reimposition of the unilateral sanctions by the US against Iran
North Korea conducts another 'crucial test' at Sohae launch site
A spokesman for the North's National Academy of Defence Science revealed that in a statement.
U.S. Supreme Court to hear Trump tax return cases next year
The ruling in the case would come less than six months before Americans go to the polls in November.
Roadside bomb blast kills 10 civilians in eastern Afghanistan
The explosion happened in the volatile district of Jaghatu in Ghazni province
British HR lawyer, American law expert meet PM Imran, discusses HR violations in IOJK
Imran Khan said continuing humanitarian nightmare in IOJK is a test of the world’s conscience.
Zalmay Khalilzad, COAS discuss regional security, Afghan reconciliation process
US Ambassador to Pakistan Paul W Jones was also present in the meeting.
Zalmay Khalilzad, FM Qureshi discuss Afghan peace process
Zalmay Khalilzad has arrived in Pakistan on one-day visit.
US Afghan peace envoy Khalilzad to reach Islamabad today
Zalmay Khalilzad will discuss the Afghan peace process with Pakistan officials.
Myanmar's Suu Kyi warns genocide case could reignite Rohingya crisis
Suu Kyi told the court that army operation was in response to attacks by Rohingya militants.
From space, Italian astronaut urges UN summit to save 'beautiful' Earth
The celestial intervention provided a welcome distraction for delegates at the talks.
Pompeo insists Trump raised election meddling with Russia
US intelligence concluded that Russia interfered in the 2016 election
US hopeful for Iran prisoner talks but imposes new sanctions
Pompeo said the US will "follow every even tiny opening" to free the at least handful of Americans.
US blacklists ex-Malir SSP Rao Anwar over fake encounters
Anwar is designated for being responsible for engaged in, serious human rights abuse.
'Old man' Trump is 'bluffing' says North Korea: KCNA
Denuclearisation negotiations have been at a standstill since a summit in Hanoi broke up in February
Iraqis rally against government as Baghdad summons Western envoys
The country is expected to see widespread protests on Tuesday
Rockets hit Iraq military complex housing US forces: army
Rockets hit Iraq military complex housing US forces: army
Trump warns Kim has 'everything' to lose through hostility
Trump and Kim engaged in months of mutual insults and threats of devastation in 2017
Calls for halt to Saudi military training in US after attack
The FBI said Sunday the shooting was being probed with the "presumption" it was an act of terror.
Ailing ex-PM Sharif likely to be flown to US for treatment: family sources
The health of the former prime minister is not improving .
United States and Iran swap prisoners in rare act of cooperation
United States and Iran swap prisoners in rare act of cooperation
U.S. resumes talks with Taliban in Doha
In September, the United States and the Taliban had appeared on the verge of signing a deal.
Military base shooter assailed U.S. as 'nation of evil'
Six Saudis were detained following the shooting, including three who were seen filming entire attack
Muhammad becomes 10th most popular baby name is US
Muhammad becomes 10th most popular baby name is US.
Two killed, shooter dead at US navy base attack
The naval air station hosts 16,000 military personnel and more than 7,000 civilians.
China imposes 'reciprocal' restrictions on US diplomats
China imposes 'reciprocal' restrictions on US diplomats
Trump likely to face at least three articles of impeachment
If Trump is impeached by the House he will face a trial in the Senate
Pakistan welcomes resumption of US-Taliban talks
Pakistan encourages all parties to the conflict to engage constructively as a shared responsibility.
Japanese doctor made the Afghan deserts green, until deadly attack
In 2003 - the same year Nakamura was awarded the Ramon Magsaysay Award.
US peace envoy in Kabul for revival of talks: sources
Afghan govt says it is ready for the revival of talks, but only if it is given a seat at the table.
Japanese doctor who helped Afghans for decades among six killed in attack
The armed assault in Jalalabad was the second deadly incident involving aid workers in recent days.
North Korea's Kim in new horse ride through winter snows
The current leader toured several historic locations and climbed the mountain
Israel's Netanyahu, Pompeo to meet in Lisbon this week: U.S
Israel's Netanyahu, Pompeo to meet in Lisbon this week: U.S
Trump comments, Uighur bill hit prospects of U.S.-China trade deal
Trump comments, Uighur bill hit prospects of U.S.-China trade deal
Trump says North Korea's Kim 'likes sending rockets up'
North Korea fired two short-range projectiles into the sea off its eastern coast last week
Setting Iran deadlines 'might not be the best idea': new IAEA chief
Tehran has so far failed to provide a satisfactory explanation for the uranium traces found by IAEA
'People are not animals'; stranded migrants freeze in Bosnian forest
Bosnia is struggling to deal with an upsurge in migrant numbers since Croatia, Hungary and Slovenia
Trump fumes over impeachment drive while he's at NATO summit
The US president is accused of using a hold-up in millions of dollars of military aid to Ukraine.
Nearly 70 dead in Syria regime clashes with Idlib militants
At least 36 regime forces were among those killed.
Iraq's embattled PM bows out as protesters mourn dead
The protest movement is Iraq's biggest since the US-led invasion of 2003 toppled Saddam Hussein
Trump faces two deadlines as US Congress ramps up impeachment focus
Trump has denied any wrongdoing, calling the impeachment inquiry a "witch hunt."
Houthi prisoners released by Saudi arrive in Yemeni capital
The detainees are from the Iran-aligned movement that a Saudi-led military coalition
US accuses Russia of helping Syria cover up chemical weapons use
Syria and Russia deny there ever was a chemical attack in Douma
Turkey must halt Syrian rebel abuses, Human Rights Watch says
Turkey says it plans to settle more than a million Syrian refugees in a "safe zone"
Russia urges US to extend nuclear pact due to expire in 2021
Russia warned earlier there was already not enough time left for Moscow and Washington to negotiate.
Turkey holds up NATO military plans over Syria dispute
Turkey began its offensive in northern Syria after the United States pulled 1,000 troops
In gesture to Trump, US allies close to deal to pay more for NATO running costs
The reform of financing for the U.S.-led military alliance would seal months of negotiations
Media mogul Bloomberg enters U.S. presidential race, takes aim at Trump
Media mogul Bloomberg enters U.S. presidential race, takes aim at Trump
Foreign national killed as UN vehicle hit in Kabul blast: official
The attack happened on a road frequently used by UN traffic shuttling workers.
Top Democrat says more testimony, hearings possible in Trump impeachment
Trump’s administration has refused to provide documents requested by House Democrats.
Iran vows to punish 'mercenaries' behind street violence
The Islamic republic says it has restored calm after the unrest that broke out on November 15.
Chinese envoy rejects U.S. statement on CPEC; terms it 'mutually beneficial'
He spoke to the 5th CPEC Media Forum in Islamabad, and expressed astonishment over the statement.
US-Pakistan trade ties on track to set new record this year: White House
The statement maintained that they also reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening trade ties.
US Supreme Court to hear Trump appeal in 'no-fly list' suit
The justices will take up the administration's appeal of a lower court ruling allowing the men
Iran says 'world war' against it foiled
Washington imposed sanctions on Iran's telecommunications minister
US charges Chinese national with industrial espionage
US charges Chinese national with industrial espionage
Resolution against Indian atrocities in Kashmir presented in US House
Resolution against Indian atrocities in Kashmir presented in US House
U.S. warships sail in disputed South China Sea, angering China
U.S. warships sail in disputed South China Sea, angering China
Trump wants Apple to be involved in 5G infrastructure building in U.S.
Trump wants Apple to be involved in 5G infrastructure building in U.S.
Trump ex-Russia adviser Hill tells US lawmakers to stop promoting 'falsehoods'
Nunes said Hill “claimed that some committee members deny that Russia meddled in the 2016 election
At United Nations, U.S. faces strong opposition to its shift on Israeli settlements
At United Nations, U.S. faces strong opposition to its shift on Israeli settlements
U.S. considers pulling up to 4,000 troops from South Korea
U.S. considers pulling up to 4,000 troops from South Korea - Chosun Ilbo
U.S.-China 'Phase One' trade deal may not be inked this year
Some experts said the next date to watch is Dec. 15.
Protest-hit Iran says 'enemy conspiracy' defeated
Demonstrations erupted in sanctions-hit Iran on Friday, hours after the price of petrol was raised.
Two US troops killed in helicopter crash in Afghanistan
Two US troops killed in helicopter crash in Afghanistan
Over 10 million Afghans suffer acute food insecurity: UN report
The latest IPC report said around 2.44 million Afghan are believed to be in an Emergency situation.
U.S. backs Israel on settlements, angering Palestinians and clouding peace process
U.S. backs Israel on settlements, angering Palestinians and clouding peace process
US has world's highest rate of children in detention: UN study
Children should only be detained as a measure of last resort and for the shortest time possible.
Iran exceeds heavy water limit in latest nuclear deal breach: IAEA
The restriction is the latest Iran has exceeded in protest at the US for withdrawing from the deal.
Trump says will 'strongly consider' testifying in impeachment probe
Trump has become increasingly angry and frustrated over the impeachment process
North Korea 'no longer interested' in summits with US: KCNA
Pyongyang has set Washington a deadline of the end of the year to come forward with a fresh offer.
Trump impeachment probe set to pick up speed with eight more witnesses
The hearings could pave the way for the Democratic-led House to approve articles of impeachment
Four killed in California backyard shooting: police
Four killed in California backyard shooting: police
China calls on U.S. to 'stop flexing muscles' in South China Sea
China calls on U.S. to 'stop flexing muscles' in South China Sea
Russia lands forces at former U.S. air base in northern Syria
Russia lands forces at former U.S. air base in northern Syria
US lawmakers express concern over Indian atrocities in occupied Kashmir
US lawmakers express concern over Indian atrocities in occupied Kashmir
At least three wounded after shooting at California school
A suspect described as a male Asian in black clothing was still at large.
Afghanistan to release senior Taliban prisoners in apparent swap
Ghani said the decision to release the three Taliban prisoners had been "very hard and necessary".
Behind Trump-Erdogan 'bromance,' a White House meeting to repair U.S.-Turkey ties
Behind Trump-Erdogan 'bromance,' a White House meeting to repair U.S.-Turkey ties
Top US military official says 500 troops to remain in Syria
Trump's abrupt announcement last month that he had ordered a full troop withdrawal
Afghan chief executive wants halt to election recount
The move adds a fresh layer of uncertainty following the September 28 poll.
U.S. welcomes opening of Kartarpur Corridor
Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday formally inaugurated the historic corridor.
China renews attack on Pompeo, says Communist Party criticism 'dangerous'
China renews attack on Pompeo, says Communist Party criticism 'dangerous'
Trump pressure on Ukraine harmful to rule of law: US diplomat
Kent indicated both concern and resistance to Trump's efforts to gain election support from Kiev.
Pakistan disappointed over assertions in US Dept of State's report on terrorism
Pakistan disappointed over US Dept of State’s Country Report on Terrorism
North Korea says U.S. terrorism report shows 'hostile policy' that makes talks difficult: KCNA
North Korea says U.S. terrorism report shows 'hostile policy' that makes talks difficult: KCNA
Anti-American rallies as Iran marks 1979 US embassy siege
Iranians massed in front of the building carrying placards with slogans such as "Down with USA"
Trump wades again into UK politics, tells Johnson, Farage to unite
Trump wades again into UK politics, tells Johnson, Farage to unite
Bangladesh Rohingya island relocation 'uncertain' after UN doubts
Bangladesh has said thousands of Rohingya families have volunteered to relocate.
Iran's Khamenei renews ban on talks with U.S. - TV
Iran's Khamenei renews ban on talks with U.S. - TV
A year before 2020 election, a divided and 'angry' America
A year before 2020 election, a divided and 'angry' America
Iraq protests enter second month, defying pledges of reform
The demonstrations have evolved since October 1 from rage over corruption and unemployment
Islamic State's presence evolved worldwide despite Syria defeat - U.S. State Dept
IS declared its so-called "caliphate" in 2014 after seizing large swathes of Syria and Iraq.
Syria government, opposition open 'historic' constitutional review
Hopes remain dim the group will reach a breakthrough towards resolution to Syria's conflict.
Seven countries issue Iran-related sanctions on 25 targets
All 25 targets were previously sanctioned by the United States.
U.S. ambassador in Turkey summoned over House votes on sanctions, Armenia: Anadolu
State-owned Anadolu agency said ambassador David Satterfield was summoned to the Foreign Ministry.
Islamic State silent on Baghdadi death as it searches for successor
Islamic State silent on Baghdadi death as it searches for successor
Trump says Baghdadi's top replacement also killed
Trump did not identify the person or give more detail on how he was killed.
Taliban should call ceasefire to prove control of forces: official
The insurgents have repeatedly rebuffed previous calls for a ceasefire.
Saudi takes command of coalition troops in Yemen's Aden
The conflict has since killed tens of thousands of people -- most of them civilians
Afghan election results delayed again
Election officials cited several technical issues slowing the counting of ballots
