The massive low pressure storm system Emma caused gale-force winds in Central Europe on Saturday, knocking down treens, disrupting power, damaging homes and train lines and killing at least six people.
A suicide bomber killed at least 38 people at a funeral of a policeman in the Swat district of Pakistan, days after the Pakistan Army said it had begun to bring the mountainous region under control.
A Pakistani court acquitted the brother of Nawaz Sharif in a case of unlawful killing, paving the way for him to contest a by-election, his lawyer said.
Israeli forces killed 31 Palestinians, about half of them civilians, in the Gaza Strip in intense fighting that renewed threats of a broader Israeli offensive and put peace talks at risk.
A B Bardhan alleged that the US has started 'blackmailing' India for getting the civil nuclear deal signed before July, which would be stiffly opposed by the Left parties.
Afridi has raised around Rs 70 mn for an Islamic relief agency working to improve the living conditions of people in the rural areas of Baluchistan province.
BCCI was trying to create a monopoly in the sports but the Indian Cricket League 'will fight them even if it means waging a long battle', Kapil Dev said.
Britain's Prince Harry left war-ravaged Afghanistan for home after a news leak prompted his premature withdrawal from frontline, but is apparently itching to return to the war zone.