Attack came after a protest march against the reopening of Nato supply routes passed a military camp.
In order to spur growth, China may introduce further policy easing as consumer demand continues to fall.
Deputy BoE governor Paul Tucker to be grilled over conversations with former Barclays chief executive Bob Diamond.
'Sand running out of hour glass,' says US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, as Kofi Annan due to meet with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad over future of six-point peace plan.
Clinton says Syrian rebels are becoming more effective in their fight against the Assad regime.
Shelling of Lebanon from Syria raises the spectre of the conflict escalating and dragging in neighbouring countries where Syrians have taken refuge from the brutal Assad regime.
International donors urge effective implementation of developmental projects with the aid as they worry financial mismanagement and corruption could undermine the purpose of the aid.
Violence disrupts polling in some locations in oil-rich east Libya as the region fears under-representation in the 200-seat assembly that is to be formed.
Clinton's remark that China and Russia are holding up progress on Syria, draws flak.
While the US says the drone attacks are an effective way of combating militancy, Pakistan says a large number of civilians have been affected.
The status which comes into immediate effect will provide Kabul with special access to US arms.
Incidents of violence have been reported in the eastern city of Benghazi which poses a threat to the electoral process.
A leaked video showing the pilot of an American helicopter happily singing while a US missile hits an Afghan man is set to further embarrass the United States.
CofE's General Synod weighs up pros and cons of explosive debate to decide whether to allow women to become bishops
As Friends of Syria meeting kicks of in Paris, Iraqi Foreign Minister says al-Qaida is entering Syria in the anti-Assad uprising.
Brig. Gen. Manaf Tlass defected to Turkey, indicating President Assad's inner circle is beginning to fall apart.
Senior aide to Nick Clegg warns of rift in coalition unless changes to upper chamber are approved.
Jorge Videla and Reynaldo Bignone were given 50 years and 15 years respectively for systematic planning of baby thefts from Leftist prisoners.
Cairo court upholds ruling that makes facial hair a disciplinary offence in contradiction of Sharia law.
False data from sensors led to pilot error, when Air France flight 447 was nosed upward, instead of downward, to recover from stall during thunderstorm.
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls told MPs that the Labour party will not vote for the government's parliamentary inquiry into banking, but would back a public one instead.
Video apparently showing two Syrian guards in sustained assault on young detainee supports torture claims of Human Rights Watch.
Founder of equal rights NGO murdered on way to work by motorbike assassins in tribal area.
Post-conflict countries such as Sierra Leone face alarming levels of domestic violence, International Rescue Committee warns
Study published in Lancet highlights struggle of countries, particularly in Africa, to reduce levels of child malnutrition.
The wounded American soldiers were taken to hospital while their condition is not known.
Defence secretary Philip Hammond due to announce details of restructuring as forces cuts fifth of personnel by 2020.
Vickers' bank reforms aimed at protecting taxpayers from financial crises, have left the public exposed to risky behaviour of bankers.
Although triggered by tsunami, the Fukushima disaster 'could and should have been foreseen and prevented', according to independent parliamentary investigation.
Turkey maintains fighter jet in international airspace when it was shot down but Damascus claims it was in Syrian airspace.