UK foreign secretary insisted all options were on the table over Tehran’s “increasingly dangerous” development of nukes.

The comments by Emir Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani mark a renewed effort by Syria’s neighbours to increase pressure on Assad.

“Phobos-Grunt fragments have crashed down in the Pacific Ocean,” Russia’s Defense Ministry official Alexei Zolotukhin said.

The missile defense exercise, “Austere Challenge 12,” was scheduled for April to improve defense systems and cooperation.

After a disastrous round of foreign policy Turkey is now facing an internal political crisis. It’s not even about the arrests of top military, especially former head of General Staff of Turkey Gen. Ilker Basbug and dozens of other generals and admirals. The crisis has affected the political parties. It’s worth noting that relations between the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) and the Republican People’s Party (CHP) have never been particularly warm.

A Russian probe designed to travel to a moon of Mars but stuck in Earth orbit will come crashing down within hours.

Iran’s OPEC governor: attempts by Gulf nations to replace Iran’s output with their own will make them an accomplice in further events.

Cyprus customs officials inspecting the vessel found that it was carrying “dangerous cargo” inside four containers.

Tens of thousands of people across Syria continue to take to the streets calling for an end to the Assad regime.

Ban Ki-moon: Israeli occupation of Arab and Palestinian territories must end and so must violence against civilians.

The bill criminalizing public denial of the Armenian Genocide will be debated at French Senate on January 23.

“I will start the year with a victory and also end the year with a victory,” Armenian boxer Arthur Abraham said.

Earlier, Bakırköy district’s national education department issued a list of exam questions containing those on “Armenian atrocities.”

With current Minister Alexander Avdeev, announcing his intention to retire, no official information is provided as to his successor.

“We have not stored oil in the Gulf because of sanctions as some foreign media reported,” Pirouz Mousavi has said.

“ElBaradei will announce his withdrawal from the presidency bid,” the source, speaking on condition of anonymity, said.

“We received eight cases yesterday, including one dead who was shot in the head and chest,” a doctor has said.

“The Patriarchate knew it owned the foundation. All that remained was to officially declare this,” Simon İş has said.

George Mitchell argued that military options will not guarantee the full termination of Iran’s nuclear program.

Dr Loth believes that by increasing the number of atoms to between 150 to 200 the bits can be made stable at room temperature.

Other European countries from Austria to Cyprus assailed ratings agency Standard & Poor’s after a raft of downgrades.

The cool charging station has four USB ports on the back that get power from a single AC cord to an outlet.

Aznavour exchanged greetings with the newly-elected Swiss President Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf and FM Burkhalter.

“A medical examination has showed that the driver had taken in a psychoactive drug,” Lugansk traffic police said.

The United States has denied involvement in the killing and condemned it. Israel has declined to comment.

Davutoglu said that NATO defense system to be placed in Turkey’s Malatya province wouldn’t target any neighboring country.

The attack occurred at a time when a political crisis in Iraq’s government has renewed fears of a return to sectarian violence.

Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi will hold talks with the leader of the National Transitional Council, Mustafa Abdel Jalil.

Despite Azeri army’s aggressiveness, NKR forces refrained from retaliatory measures, continuing with their military duty.

Clinton will wrap up her trip in Cape Verde, which is a frequent U.S. partner on issues including counter-narcotics cooperation.