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Islamic State group claims responsibility for Tunisia museum attack
Tunisian security forces has arrested nine people on Thursday in connection with the attack on the National Bardo Museum.
India, US have mutual desire for naval, maritime ties, says Admiral Kevin M Donegan
With the convergence of strategic interest in the Indian Ocean there is a mutual desire for a deeper naval and maritime co-operation between India and the US, top Pentagon commanders have said.
Tunisian forces free all hostages from Tunis museum after attack: official
Authorities said at least eight people were killed, including seven foreign tourists, and six people were wounded.
Indian diaspora launches new philanthropy initiative in Atlanta in USA
AIF has fostered the support of internationally recognized members of the Indian diaspora, including Nobel economist Amartya Sen, Chair, AIF US Advisory Council.
France says Syria President Assad talks would be 'scandalous gift' to IS
"The solution is a political transition which would preserve regime institutions, not Mr Bashar al-Assad," said France Foreign Minister.
President Vladimir Putin: Russia prepared raising nuclear readiness over Crimea
Putin also expanded on a previous admission that the well-armed forces in unmarked uniforms who took control of Ukrainian military facilities in Crimea were Russian soldiers.
Wary Iraq forces tighten noose on Islamic State in Tikrit
"We don't want to be rushed because we want to avoid casualties," police Staff Major General Bahaa al-Azzawi said.
Air travel 'safer' in 2014 despite Malaysian disasters: IATA
The 2013 rate was 0.41 and the five-year average rate 0.58 per million flights.
US teacher jailed for showing school class violent movie
An assistant principal who saw the DVD movie playing in the classroom confiscated it.
Alfred Nobel's will on display for first time in Stockholm
The Swedish scholar and industrialist who passed away in 1896 left a will demanding most of his fortune be distributed to outstanding achievements in literature, peace, physics, chemistry and medicine.
471 arrested for refusing polio vaccination in Pakistan
Police arrested 471 parents who refused to administer polio vaccine to their children during the ongoing two-day anti-polio campaign, Deputy Commissioner Peshawar Riaz Khan Mehsud said.
Twitter, law enforcement investigate alleged Islamic State threats
"Our security team is investigating the veracity of these threats with relevant law enforcement officials," a representative for Twitter said.
Union Budget 2015: Visa on arrival now for 150 countries
"Last year VoA was issued to 43 countries. As tourism in the country has increased, I propose to increase the countries covered under this to 150," the Finance Minister said.
AirAsia crash: Indonesia officially ends search operations
The search team has retrieved 103 bodies of passengers and crew with some of the bodies found in waters about 1,000 km away from the crash site.
Lankan Foreign Minister on maiden visit to China on Friday
Lankan Foreign Minister Samaraweera will kick off his visit with talks with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi.
India Rafale fighter jet sale talks advance: France
Talks about the contract, worth a possible $23 billion, have been going on for more than three years.