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Mervyn Westfield Admits Corruption in Cricket Scandal
Essex County's former fast bowler pleads guilty to taking bribe over 2009 Durham game.
Guantanamo's Forgotten Prisoners: the Nightmare Goes on
Adel al-Gazzar languishes in Egyptian jail despite release without conviction from Guantanamo.
Ron Paul, Imran Khan, Alexi Navalny: Leaders to Look for This Year
Presidential polls will take place in three countries in 2012 - the U.S, Russia and France. Here are some names that could change the political landscape of these countries.
Pervez Musharraf Defies Arrest Warning
Pakistan's former president faces custody on return to country over Benazir Bhutto assasination plot claim.
Child Labour Places 'Extreme' Risk on Firms in 76 Countries [SLIDESHOW]
Global companies urged to emphasise human rights in face of growing child exploitation figures.
Pakistan: Man Arrested over ‘Blasphemous’ Text Messages
According to police, Sajjad Masih Gill of Pakpattan district in the Punjab province of Pakistan was arrested on the basis of complaints lodged by local Muslims.
Plight of Aasia Bibi in Pakistan Jail: NGO Reiterates Findings (EXCLUSIVE)
Aasia Bibi, 46, of Christian faith, was sentenced to death in November 2010 under the blasphemy law by a court in the Punjab province of Pakistan.
Indonesia Storms Hamper Rescue as 60 Still Missing After Second Ferry Disaster
At least eight dead after ferry carrying families going home for Christmas sinks off Indonesia - the second capsize in a week.
Aasia Bibi, the Woman on Pakistan Death Row, ‘Risks Mental Illness’
Aasia Bibi has been sentenced to death under the blasphemy law. She is currently housed in the district prison in Sheikpura.
England's Ian Bell States his Claim to be World No.1 After Meteoric Rise
Alastair Cook may have garnered the accolades but the 'Shermanator's' rise has been even more remarkable.
Tarantino, Code-Breakers and Zombies on Black List of Hottest Film Scripts of 2011
The Black List of the hottest movie scripts of this year has been published, giving a glimpse into some of of the hits of the future.
England's Pace Attack Points to a Bright 2012 for the World's No.1 Side
2011: A Year in Review
Jail Madrassa: Chained Students Rescued From Karachi Madrassa (PHOTOS)
The group consisting of young boys and middle aged men in the age group of 12 to 50 years were continuously beaten up and deprived of food by the authorities of the madrassa.
Bin Laden’s Wives Set to Return to Saudi Arabia
Two wives of Osama bin Laden, who have been held in Pakistan following the raid in May that killed the former head of al Qaeda, are set to return to their homeland of Saudi Arabia.
Eliminating Mullah Omar ‘a Top U.S. Priority’
Killing the reclusive leader is crucial for the future and stability of post-Taliban Afghanistan, officials believe.
Veena Malik Blasts 'Stone Age' Pakistani Society
The actor has that she is not scared and is prepared to return to Pakistan despite widespread threats and condemnation.
Iran Parades Downed U.S. Drone [VIDEO]
Iran state TV has broadcast a video of an alleged U.S. drone that crashed earlier this week and was seized by authorities in the Islamic Republic.
Pakistan: Christian 'Burns Koran to Make Tea, Faces Blasphemy Charge'
Khurram Masih, who stays in Majeed Park, Shahdara Town, Lahore, faces charges under Section 295-B of the Pakistan Penal Code for allegedly burning pages of the Koran.
Afghanistan: Suicide Blast Kills 48 at Shia Shrine
A suicide bomber has attacked a shrine in Afghan capital Kabul during the Shia holy day of Ashura.
Top Intelligence Agencies of the World
The Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan tops the list of intelligence agencies in the world in 2011, followed by the United States of America's CIA and United Kingdom's MI6.
BBC Blocked in Pakistan for Telecasting ‘Anti-Pakistani’ Documentary
Cable operators in Pakistan have blocked the BBC for showing what they claim is anti-Pakistani.
Pakistan Bans BBC for Terrorism Documentary
The BBC World News channel has been taken off the air in Pakistan, reportedly in response to a documentary about the country's failings to meet its commitments in the 'war on terror.'
Pakistani Wife Cooks her Husband To Protect Daughter
Police in Pakistan have arrested a woman who killed her husband and was attempting to cook his body parts in the southern city of Karachi.
Drones Will Roam London Skies During Olympics: Report
The Scotland Yard is understood to have spoken to the Civil Aviation Authority over the use of small radio controlled devices in order police the mega event.
U.S. Role in Iran, Afghanistan Debated by Republican Presidential Candidates
On Tuesday evening, U.S Republican presidential candidates debated issues concerning their country's foreign policy.
Two British Terror Suspects Killed in CIA Drone Attack
Two British terror suspects have been reportedly killed in an attack by U.S. military drones, on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
Osama bin Laden had 'Superior Morals', says Zawahiri
The new head of Al-Qaeda has released a video in which he describes the late Osama Bin Laden as "tender" and "kind".
Osama bin Laden Was a Sensitive Man, Says al-Zawahiri
Slain al Qaida leader Osama bin Laden has been described by the new al Qaida chief al-Zawahiri as 'sensitive' man.
Norway Trial: al Qaeda Bomb Plot to Attack Muhammad Cartoon Newspaper
Three Norwegians, linked to al Qaeda, accused of plotting to bomb to a Danish newspaper that caricatured the Prophet Muhammad pleaded not guilty on Tuesday in an Oslo court.
Four Men Arrested In Major Terror Investigation In Birmingham
Police working on a major counter terrorism operation have arrested four men in Birmingham in connection with an alleged suicide bomb plot.