Suman Varandani

Mozaffar Khazaee pleaded guilty to disclosing information about the F35 Joint Strike Fighter and F-22 Raptor programs to Iran.

Abid Naseer is accused of planning attacks in the U.S., England and Russia, but the 28-year-old has pleaded not guilty to the charges.

The Oscar-winning director is wanted in the U.S. over charges of having sex with a minor in 1977.

Russian media reports said that the man was detained on suspicion of posting messages and videos promoting the activities of ISIS militants.

Financial Secretary John Tsang said that last year's pro-democracy protests may have diminished "investors' confidence in Hong Kong."

Southwest Airlines, which is the world’s largest operator of Boeing 737 jets, cancelled 90 flights on Tuesday over a maintenance issue.

The party had failed to secure a clear majority in the December elections in the Muslim-dominated state.

Afghan authorities said that those abducted belonged to the minority Hazara community.

A member of the Syrian National Council said that at least 150 Syrian Christians were being held by ISIS.

In 2012, Israel's prime minister had warned the U.N. that Iran had completed 70 percent of its "plans to build a nuclear weapon."

The Egyptian government has urged hundreds of thousands of Egyptians working in Libya to return home.

Alaa Abdel-Fattah was prominent during the 2011 protests against Hosni Mubarak and has since campaigned against military trial of civilians.

Charles de Gaulle, a nuclear-powered vessel, is the largest Western European warship currently in use.

Mohamed Nasheed was ordered to stand trial on terror charges related to a 2012 order to arrest a senior judge.

Alejandro Inarritu's "Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)" scooped four Oscars, including the best picture award.

The Nobel Prize-winning economist claimed that India's Narendra Modi-led government did not want him to continue in his position.

French government on Friday requested "full cooperation" from Google, Facebook and Twitter in its fight against terrorism.

British counterterrorism police have launched an international search for the teenagers who fled their homes last Tuesday.

Fire engulfed the 1,100 feet skyscraper in Dubai’s Marina district early Saturday, prompting evacuation of hundreds of residents.

The Ebola virus has so far killed over 9,000 people in West Africa.

The law also bars all foreign and same-sex couples from seeking the services of Thai surrogates.

Australian authorities have urged residents to remain indoors amid warnings of high winds and flash floods.

Documents leaked by Edward Snowden reveal that NSA and GCHQ hacked into servers of the Dutch digital security company Gemalto.

The new photo showed Jill and her sister-in-law showing off their baby bumps.

Australia's northeast is preparing for two cyclones -- Marcia and Lam -- as authorities warn residents of flash flooding due to heavy rainfall.

A nine-judge panel set up by the Supreme Court will decide on March 19 whether to pursue a criminal case against the ex-prime minister.

Nearly 180 patients at the Southern California hospital were exposed to a potentially deadly drug-resistant “superbug.”

In recent weeks, the Nigerian army has conducted several operations to retake territories captured by Boko Haram.

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said that 80 percent of government troops had left the besieged town.