8 Best Christmas Apps to Boost Your Christmas Spirit

Looking for apps that will help boost your Christmas spirit? I’ve got some of the best apps to choose from. While you can watch a Christmas movie or listen to Christmas songs at home, using a Christmas app might

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Indian Army Indicts 9 Soldiers in Killing of 2 Civilians in Kashmir

Kashmiri women shouted anti-Indian slogans on Nov. 4, during the funeral of two teenagers killed by the Indian Army

NEW DELHI — The Indian Army has indicted nine of its soldiers in the killing of two civilians early this month in the Indian-administered portion of Kashmir, moving with unusual swiftness toward a court-martial in a case that provoked antigovernment demonstrations. Two young men were killed and two others were

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Egypt Girds for Islamist Protests, but They Don’t Come

Egyptian security officials stood guard in Cairo as they braced for Islamist protests against the government that were only sporadic.

CAIRO — Two senior Egyptian Army officers were killed in drive-by shootings Friday, on a day of largely unfulfilled fears about planned Islamist protests against the military-backed government. A small, ultraconservative Islamist group known as the Salafi Front had called for a day of protests on Friday,

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The Cheese-eating warriors

France has emerged as America’s closest European ally in security policy

A DECADE ago, when France led anti-American opposition to the 2003 Iraq war, the country was seen in Washington as pesky and unreliable. President Jacques Chirac had threatened to veto the invasion at the UN Security Council, and France refused to take part in the coalition that subsequently overthrew Saddam

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Amazing! Julius Aghahowa's 13 year old daughter release her first book

The only daughter of former Super Eagles ace striker Julius Aghahowa, Isabel Aghahowa, recently released her first book - a work of fiction titled The Ellegers, and she's just 13 years old. Her birthday is actually today. Happy birthday Isabel.

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British brothers jailed for attending militant training camp in Syria

Mohommod Hassin Nawaz is seen in this undated police custody image made available by the Metropolitan Police in London on November 26, 2014. Two brothers from London on Wednesday became the first Britons to be convicted for attending a militant training camp in Syria as Western

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