WikiLeaks Publishes Stratfor Emails Hacked by Anonymous
More than five million emails hacked by Anonymous collective from US intelligence gathering company published on WikiLeaks.
Israeli Riot Police Lay Siege to Jerusalem's al-Aqsa Mosque
The Israeli police clashed with Muslim worshippers on Jerusalem's Temple Mount, using stun grenades to scatter the protesters.
Concordia Captain 'Slowed Ship to Finish Dinner with Guest Domnica Cemortan'
Costa Concordia's Francesco Schettino gave order to slow down vessel shortly before collision, say prosecutors.
UN Must Get Peace Mission Ready, Says Friends of Syria
Sixty countries attend Friends of Syria summit to press for end to hostilities and free access for humanitarian assistance.
FBI Friday: Anonymous Hackers Strike Again at InfraGard
The hacker cell of the Anonymous collective has re-targeted the US Federal Bureau of Investigation attacking and defacing an affiliated website called InfraGard.
Anonymous Hits Back at Spain Police for Hacktivists' Arrests
Anonymous attacks force's official site in retaliation for arrests of suspected members of collective.
Bill Gates Urges UN Food Agencies to Help Poor Farmers
Microsoft founder tells development groups to avoid 'fad-oritented' projects and concentrate on long-term development.
Pro-Putin Supporters Invade Moscow Streets [SLIDESHOW]
Ten of thousands of pro-Putin supporters turn out en masse to march through streets of Moscow.
Iran Racing to Expand Underground Nuclear Facility
Iran expanding nuclear activity in underground bunker deep inside mountain, diplomats told Reuters.
Germany: Merkel Apologises for Neo-Nazi Killings
German Chancellor apologises for authorities' failure to detect far-right cell that went on murder spree.
Western Countries 'Poised for Military Intervention' in Syria
The governments of US, France, Turkey and Italy are secretly preparing for a military intervention in Syria, an Israeli military intelligence website has claimed
Pro-Putin Groups to 'Monitor' Moscow on Election Day [SLIDESHOW]
Youth groups warn 20,000 activists will patrol streets as warning to opponents of Vladimir Putin.
Marie Colvin Killed: Assad's Forces 'Deliberately' Targeted Press Centre
Assad's forces have deliberately targeted the makeshift press centre in which Sunday Times journalist Marie Colvin and photographer Remi Ochlik died, a French correspondent in Homs reported.
Marie Colvin: 'Why War Reporting is Important'
The full text of Maire Colvin's speech at the memorial service held in St. Bride's church to commemorate war journalists who died on assignment in the 21st century.
Sunday Times' Marie Colvin's Death Spurs Twitter Tributes
Journalists, friends and public express condolences on Twitter over war correspondent's death in Homs shelling.
Sunday Times' Marie Colvin Dies in Homs Shelling
Marie Colvin, the only UK newspaper correspondent in Homs, killed with French photographer Remi Ochlik.
Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom Wins Bail
Megaupload multi-millionaire co-founder Kim Dotcom has won the bail against extradition to the US and is now under house arrest in New Zealand.
Anonymous Attacks Greek Ministry of Justice Website
Collective repeats attack on Greek website after three hackers arrested..
OpMexico: Anonymous Hacks Tabasco State Website
Hackers post hundreds of email messages online, detailing attempts to modify climate change bill in favour of mining industry.
EU Urges Iran to Stop Execution of Web Designer Saeed Malekpour
European Commission vice-president Catherine Ashton asks for stay of execution for software designer who was unwitting victim of porn site.
Anonymous Greece: Police Arrest Young Hacker
Two more teenagers detained over justice ministry's website being defaced.
Robert Mugabe: I have Beaten Christ for Death and Resurrection
Zimbabwe dictator celebrates 88th birthday by shrugging off more rumours about poor health.
Iran to Build its First Cyber Army in War on Hackers
Civil Defence Organisation boss Gholamreza Jalali says early experience of hackers has prompted Tehran tro take action.
Nigeria: Boko Haram Attacks Fish Market Killing up to 30
Nigerian terrorist Islamist group Boko Haram have attacked a popular market in Madiuguri, north-east of the country, killing up to 30 people, according to local reports.
Australian Students Discover Three Shipwrecks in Carpark
Maritine archaeologists pull off hat trick in trecherous Australian bay.
Syrian Refugees 'Forced' to Return Home by Turkey
Syrians fleeing Assad's crackdown being forced home from hidden Turkish deportation centre, according to local media.
Syrian blogger Razan Ghazzawi Released
Syrian authorities have released iconic blogger and human rights activist Razan Ghazzawi along with other six women, AFP reported.
Indian Fishermen Killing Triggers Diplomatic Crisis
Two Italian naval guards face trial in India for shooting dead local fishermen but Rome demands trial should be held in Italy.
Anonymous Hackers Invade Spain's Goya Film Awards
Spanish hackers slip through security at Spain's Hollywood-style awards to protest against anti-piracy law.
Greek Culture Minister Resigns Over Olympia Robbery
Greek culture minister Pavlos Geroulanos resigns over theft of dozens over ancient artefacts.
