March 06, 2015 - Page 11

SOUTH Korean police said Friday they were investigating possible links the man behind a shocking knife attack on the US ambassador may have had with North Korea, as Seoul voiced disgust at

SOUTH Korean police say they are seeking a detention warrant for a man who slashed the US ambassador to South Korea on charges of attempted murder. Ambassador Mark Lippert is recovering in

THE hunt for Flight MH370 has failed to turn up any debris, but its unprecedented scale in one of the world’s remotest locations has provided valuable lessons for future search and rescue

DIVIDED into rival armed factions, plagued by drug trafficking and at the mercy of jihadism, northern Mali will only find peace through reconciliation among its warring tribes, experts say. The west African

NINE people have been injured in a knife attack at a station in the Chinese city of Guangzhou, police say. The attack happened on Friday morning. Police shot one suspect dead and

A MAJOR analysis by Oxford University estimates England’s population has risen by more than half a million since 2011 due to immigration. The figures suggest the migrant population of every local authority

INDEPENDENT tests show that Argentine special prosecutor Alberto Nisman was murdered, his family says. At a news conference, Mr Nisman’s ex-wife said the findings ruled out theories of accident or suicide. Mr

LEADING Republicans and Democrats have urged President Barack Obama to provide lethal defensive weapons to Ukraine in its fight against pro-Russian rebels. In a letter, House Speaker John Boehner and other lawmakers

THE Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) has decided to end a security co-operation agreement with Israel which dates back to the Oslo Accords of 1993. The PLO is the representative body for Palestinians

“INDIANA Jones” star Harrison Ford was critically injured Thursday when his small plane crash-landed on a golf course outside Los Angeles, media reports and officials said. The 72-year-old suffered multiple gashes to