Henry Chu

With dozens still believed trapped inside, authorities continued to search early Sunday for victims of a massive suicide bombing attack on a five-star hotel frequented by foreign diplomats and the...

Faced with outrage from a key ally, the U.S. military on Thursday released footage of a clash between coalition forces and Taliban militants that Pakistan alleges killed 11 of its...

Inspector Morse tooled around Oxford in a Mark II. When former Prime Minister Tony Blair pulled out of Downing Street for the final time last year, it was in the...

A suicide bomber killed at least 42 people Sunday at a meeting called by tribal elders to deal with rising Taliban militancy in Pakistan's volatile northwest, authorities said. Dozens of...

If France ever decides to call off its revolution and go back to having a king, the line to the throne could begin at the doorstep of a genial Indian...

The Palestinian interior minister quit in frustration Monday over a surge in factional violence in Gaza that has cast the future of the Palestinian power-sharing government in doubt. After about...

The high-profile nuclear cooperation deal that lies at the heart of improving ties between India and the U.S. has run into serious trouble over the fine print. Officials on both...

At least 29 people were killed and 100 wounded Friday when at least two bomb blasts ripped through a western Indian city full of Muslim residents preparing to celebrate a...

Government forces bombed rebel Tamil Tiger positions Thursday after two powerful mines ripped apart a civilian bus and killed 64 people in the deadliest attack since the two parties declared...

With its twin minarets and glinting gold dome, the Imam Ali mosque in Najaf has been a beacon for the Muslim faithful for more than 1,200 years. But with fighting...