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In one of the rare cases where it can be proven that good wins over bad, 40 years after a serial killer terrorised California, USA, a retired highway cop believes he has traced the killer
This would be one of the most bizarre political story ever heard, where the plane of a newly elected President Francois Hollande is hit by lightening. Unfortunately this is true and the new socialist president elected by the people of France faced this when he was on his way to Berlin barely hours after he was elected to seat.
As President Barack Obama took a stand on gay marriage rights bill in the US, he has definitely filled up his vote bank and he is the only President in the history of US politics to have openly commented on this sensitive topic.
Chancellor Angela Merkel had to face an embarrassing loss which led to the strengthening of regional government.
President Obama for the past four years refused to take a stand on the issue of same sex marriage. Nor did he dismiss the issue nor approve it. As the Presidential elections near, Obama ensured the support of gay community across the Unites States by pledging his support to the issue of same sex marriages
On the one year death anniversary of Osama Bin Laden, the Al-Qaeda based in Yemen had plans to bomb a US-bound plane using a new technology
The US Secretary of State is set to visit India for 3 days starting this Sunday when she hopes to pursue India and a few leaders to change their outlook on a few current global issues. The most excited, according to sources, Clinton is about meeting Mamta Banerjee
To mark the one year anniversary of the historic day in the fight against terrorism, Barack Obama, president of United States of America, visited Afghanistan.
As the Presidential elections veer closer in USA, Barack Obama’s competitors and many political analysts feel that the strongest point that Obama has to make his campaign viable is that of the killing of Osama bin Laden and not much else
Egypt’s presidential race is boiling down to a contest between Hosni Mubarak’s former foreign minister and two Islamists with strong bases of support after the election commission released the final list of 13 candidates on Thursday.