Worldwatch Institute, a sustainable development research organisation has appealed that as world's population crossed 7 billion, we have added one billion suffering from poverty. We all need to do something about inequality, illiteracy and hunger.
Bombing attacks co-ordinated across Iraqi capital prompt fears government rift is deepening sectarian and ethnic divisions.
A Muslim organisation alleges that Malik showed disrespect towards the sacred institution of "nikaah" (marriage) by entering into a deal with a channel for her wedding on national TV.
Al-Qaida terrorists suspected of targeting security buildings in Damascu, the government days.
Christ's birthplace at centre of appeal to Unesco for world heritage site and £8m in funding for much-needed repairs.
Thousands of Iraqi Christians were forced to flee their homeland after a series of attacks targeting them.
Christchurch residents unnerved by wave of earthwuakes through city less than year after major devastation but no reports of large-scale casualties.
"It was incredibly violent," one caller told Radio New Zealand.
France's bid to criminalise denial of the 1915 Armenian genocide has passed through its first legal hurdle when a large majority in the National Assembly - the lower house of parliament - voted in favour of the bill.
Britain's Foreign and Commonwealth office has said Iranian authorities have blocked access to an official website "UK in Iran" .
As 2011 comes to a close the International Business Times UK takes a hindsight look examining how and why the red giant China became synonymous with state sponsored hacking.
The Arab League on Wednesday chose a Sudanese former general to lead the body's monitoring group to Syria.
Indigenous Maya people in southern Mexico Wednesday began a year-long countdown to Dec. 21 2012, which some believe will bring the end of the world.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has warned that 'provocateurs and extremists' will not be permitted to 'divide Russian society'.
The next head of the nuclear state, Kim Jong-un was said to be educated in a school on the outskirts of Bern under a false name “Pak Un”.
A lesbian couple serving in the U.S. Navy have become the first openly gay couple to share the traditional dockside "first kiss" since the lifting of a ban on homosexuals in the U.S. army.
Internet users who prefer their smut with a side of guilt are in luck as fresh reports suggest an unnamed "entrepreneur" has purchased the Vatican.xxx web site domain.
The hacker cell of Anonymous has issued a new call-to-arms against the U.S. government's "Stop Online Piracy Act" (SOPA), asking all Anons and Occupiers to join its OpBlackOut "protest."
The charges were related to the incidents happened during Kexue’s term in Dow Agrosciences and Cargill Inc. Kexue worked with Dow Agrosciences during 2003- 2008 and in Cargill Inc. during the period of 2008 to 2009.
At least eight dead after ferry carrying families going home for Christmas sinks off Indonesia - the second capsize in a week.
The British Transport Police revealed shocking footage, which shows an intoxicated women falling beneath a train, to highlight the dangers of rail stations to drunk Christmas revellers.
It is always an interesting exercise - to dig into a family's past and uncover buried secrets... good or bad. There are, of course, several resources to allow for such investigation and several more organizations which conduct such studies.
The first prize of “El Gordo” or the “Fat One” would be 4 million euros which is the highest amount ever and the second prize would be worth 1.25 million euros.
Despite signing an agreement earlier this week to allow Arab observers into the country, the death toll in Syria has continued to rise, with fresh attacks on villages and protesters resulting in 100 deaths on Tuesday.
Mustafa Abdul Jalil, the head of the Libyan National Transitional Council (NTC), said people receiving orders from Saadi Gaddafi have infiltrated the government.
UN-backed war crimes tribunal for Rwanda sentences two former ruling party bosses seen as key organisers of 1994 genocide to life terms.
Aasia Bibi has been sentenced to death under the blasphemy law. She is currently housed in the district prison in Sheikpura.
Sudanese stranded in their tens of thousands in makeshift refugee camps need help to get home, says Amnesty.
A devastating 8.9. magnitude earthquake hit Japan in March, triggering a massive tsunami that swept cars, ships and buildings away along the northeast coast of the country.
Filipino residents start gruelling task of rebuilding their lives after storms devastated two southern islands and left more than 1,000 dead.