WikiLeaks: Minister feared spies at helm of Russian energy giant Published Date: 07 June 2011 By KENNY FARQUHARSON BRITISH anxiety about Russia’s tightening grip on Europe’s ener... Read more
“With a referendum looming, critics allege an independent Scotland would likely be at odds with the US on many issues” It is the nation that once ran the largest empire the world... Read more
Secret internal American government cables, accessed by Dawn through WikiLeaks, provide confirmation that the US military’s drone strikes programme within Pakistan had more than just tacit a... Read more
Fifteen juveniles spent time as prisoners at the Guantánamo Bay detention camp — three more than the U.S. State Department had publicly acknowledged, the UC Davis Center for the Study of Hum... Read more
Israeli soldiers fired on protesters as they approached the border Eleven protesters, including a 12-year-old boy, have been shot dead by Israeli forces near the border fence on Golan Height... Read more
Good news! We’ve expanded Western Union Quick Cash® as an AdSense payment method to 13 additional countries: Georgia, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Kuwait, Jordan, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Yemen, Libya... Read more
Thousands fled Sanaa on Saturday a day after President Ali Abdullah Saleh was wounded in an attack on his compound that marked a new stage in fighting which has brought Yemen closer to civil... Read more
Says PM, asks BNP to discuss it in JS, call off hartal Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday urged the main opposition BNP to call off tomorrow’s hartal and said there is still scope... Read more
British nationals in Yemen have been told they must flee the escalating violence on commercial flights now or risk being stranded. Foreign Secretary William Hague said if people did not make... Read more
Will the smartphone do for retailing what it did for photography? Like a recession, we never quite see a tipping point when it happens. Tech seems to alter behavior in unpredictable ways. Bu... Read more
