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The U.S.-led coalition in Afghanistan has released video footage of a disputed air strike that Islamabad says resulted in the deaths of 11 Pakistani soldiers. Details about Tuesday's attack remain unclear. U.S. military officials in Afghanistan say ...

PARIS: US and Pakistani armed forces have agreed to conduct a joint investigation into a U.S. air strike that killed 11 Pakistani soldiers this week, US Assistant Secretary of State Richard Boucher said on Friday. 'There is an understanding between the ...

Each spring, execs like to plead their case to . Why? Because according to Gatesand othersthere are not enough tech workers in America with the 21st-century tech skills needed by employers. On the other side of the debate, labor unions and college ...

The cap on skilled immigrants moving to the United States could force domestic Companies to outsource research and development works to foreign countries, leading to a cut in employment and investment at home, a top American think tank has warned. "The ...

PARIS (AFP)--Pakistan wants more information-sharing with the U.S. to prevent future 'uncalled for' attacks like the one that killed 11 Pakistani soldiers in an area along the Afghan border, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said Friday. Qureshi was ...

MEXICO CITY: Armed men hijacked a bus carrying 33 Cubans and four Central American migrants detained in southern Mexico after forcing immigration agents away at gunpoint, officials said on Thursday. A half-dozen assailants wearing masks and carrying guns ...

PAKISTAN'S army yesterday accused the US-led coalition of killing 11 Pakistani paramilitary troops in an air strike near the Afghan border. The strike on Tuesday night followed a clash between Taliban militants and Afghan and coalition forces in the ...

(Releads, adds comment from grower, detail) MEXICO CITY, June 12 (Reuters) - U.S. buyers spooked by a salmonella outbreak are blocking shipments of Mexican tomatoes at the U.S. border as reports come in that the bacteria has poisoned over 200 people in ...

The United Nations Security Council joined the United States on Thursday in calling on the northeast African nation of Eritrea to withdraw its troops from the border with Djibouti after clashes this week killed at least nine Djiboutians and wounded more ...

* Sullivan says peace deal with militants allow them to regroup BRUSSELS: US-led coalition force will suffer more casualties and take longer to secure Afghanistan's lawless border with Pakistan without more troops, a senior US military official said on ...