QUETTA, Pakistan —The beheaded body of a kidnapped British doctor working for the International Committee of the Red Cross was found by the roadside on Sunday in the southwestern Pakistan city of Quetta, police and Red Cross officials said.
Khalil Rasjed Dale, 60, was abdu …
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World News - Red Cross doctor found beheaded in Pakistan
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Hundreds of Syrian soldiers reportedly defected from that country's armed forces on Sunday, al-Arabiya reported, citing an opposition-supporting news service.
The defections came in the outskirts of capital Damascus and the port city of Latakia, where large explosions were hear …
The defections came in the outskirts of capital Damascus and the port city of Latakia, where large explosions were hear …
As the French journalist Romeo Langlois dropped down from a helicopter into the Colombian jungle alongside anti-narcotics forces on Saturday, an unfriendly group of heavily-armed guerillas awaited them.
Langlois, a French citizen living in Colombia, was making a documentary for …
Langlois, a French citizen living in Colombia, was making a documentary for …
CAIRO — Egypt's Islamist-dominated parliament said Sunday it was suspending sessions for a week to protest the ruling military's failure to heed repeated calls for the dismissal of the government.
Anger against the country's military rulers also spilled into the street …
Anger against the country's military rulers also spilled into the street …