Afghanistan Suicide Bomber Kills Worshippers

A suicide bomber has attacked a mosque in Afghanistan as people gathered to celebrate the Eid al Adha holiday. Between 36 and 41 people, including at least five children, died in the attack in the town of Maymana, capital of northern Faryab province....

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Syria: Deadly Car Bomb Attack In Capital

At least five people have been killed and 32 wounded in a car bombing in southern Damascus, according to Syrian state television. The blast in the capital comes on the first day of a ceasefire brokered by UN and Arab League peace envoy Lakhdar Brahimi....

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Malala Shooting: Police Name Prime Suspect

Police have named the prime suspect in connection with the shooting of Malala Yousafzai, the teenage activist who spoke out against the Taliban. Detectives are attempting to track down 23-year-old Atta Ullah Khan, a chemistry student from the Swat district...

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Syria: Army 'Shells City' Before Ceasefire

Witnesses say Syrian troops have opened fire on a district in Damascus, hours after the country's army agreed to a ceasefire. The military and the main rebel force agreed to halt military operations from Friday for the Muslim holiday weekend. But troops...

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US Ambassador Attack In Libya: Man Held

A Tunisian man reportedly linked to the US consulate attack in Libya, in which the American ambassador was killed, has been detained. The suspect, 28-year-old Ali Harzi, was in custody in the capital Tunis, said interior ministry spokesman Tarrouch...

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Hurricane Sandy Brings Heavy Flooding To Jamaica

Hurricane Sandy tore down power lines and trees as it pounded Jamaica, before heading for Cuba and the Bahamas. Schools and businesses were closed and authorities moved residents in low-lying, flood-prone areas into shelters amid steady rain and fierce...

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Mining Firm Sacks 8,500 Striking Workers

The mining firm Gold Fields has fired 8,500 miners amid the bitter disputes crippling the industry in South Africa. The company, the world's fourth-largest bullion producer, said it had carried out its threat against strikers at its KDC East mine after...

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Obama Aggressive In Final Presidential Debate

Romney Avoids Foreign Policy Blow Updated: 10:35am UK, Tuesday 23 October 2012 By Dominic Waghorn, US Correspondent This was always going to be a tough one for Mitt Romney. The Republican challenger has not distinguished himself on foreign policy. ...

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Taiwan Hospital Fire: 12 Dead, Dozens Hurt

At least 12 people have been killed and 72 wounded in a fire at a hospital in southern Taiwan. The fire started in the early hours in a nursing facility housing mainly bed-bound patients in Tainan city. A fire official said the blaze could have started...

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Obama Aggressive In Final Presidential Debate

Barack Obama went on the attack over Mitt Romney's perceived shortcomings on foreign policy in the third and final debate ahead of November's election. The incumbent President said the former Massachusetts governor had been "all over the map" in his...

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Beirut Protests: Tense Stand-Off In Lebanon

Police in Beirut have fired warning shots and thrown tear gas at hundreds of angry protesters attempting to storm the Prime Minister's office in Beirut. Clashes erupted during the funeral for top intelligence chief Brigadier General Wissam al Hassan,...

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'Al Qaeda Terror Plot' Foiled By Jordan

Jordanian authorities have foiled an al Qaeda plot targeting shopping malls and Western diplomats, according to reports. Sameeh Maaytah, a spokesman for the Jordanian government, said 11 suspected militants were in police custody. State news agency...

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Lebanon: Protests After Beirut Bomb Blast

Protesters in Lebanon have burned tyres and set up roadblocks amid growing anger over a car bomb that killed eight people, including one of the country's top security officials. There are fears that the devastating attack threatens to bring Syria's...

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Gaddafi's Ex-Spokesman Moussa Ibrahim 'Captured'

Muammar Gaddafi's former spokesman Moussa Ibrahim has reportedly been captured - exactly a year after the death of the Libyan dictator. Ibrahim, who was the mouthpiece of the Gaddafi regime during last year's war, was caught in the town of Tarhouna,...

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