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While the United States considers Dr Shakil Afridi a hero who played a critical role in dismantling al-Qaeda’s leadership, Pakistan brands him a traitor, revealing where its loyalties truly lie.
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Bollywood veteran singer Alka Yagnik has reacted to a question asked about the discovery of her songs in the lair of Osama Bin Laden in May 2011.
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Omar bin Laden, 43, was born in Saudi Arabia and has lived in Sudan and Afghanistan. He distanced himself from his father at the age of 19 and later moved to Normandy, France, in 2016, where he pursued a career as a painter.
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Hamza bin Laden and his four wives are believed to have sought refuge in Iran for several years to avoid CIA detection. Despite previous claims of his death, no DNA confirmation was ever provided.
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Described as the brewery's 'most popular production,' 'Osama Bin Lager' boasts a light, citrus-infused flavour that has beer enthusiasts buzzing with excitement.
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The coordinated terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, claimed the lives of nearly 3,000 innocent people and left the United States in shock and mourning.
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The US offer to upgrade Pakistan’s F-16 fighter planes has raised questions over whether Washington was trying to send a message to New Delhi.
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Who were the al-Qaeda terrorists who planned the September 11 attacks on the United States? Read more about Osama bin Laden, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and the others who plotted 9/11 - and what happened to them.
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The Sunday Times reported that the Prince of Waless Charitable Fund received the money in 2013 from Bakr bin Laden, patriarch of the large and wealthy Saudi family, and his brother Shafiq.
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"Anyone can be an idol. Osama was the best junior engineer of the world. The picture has been removed, but I have its several copies," the suspended officer.
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Born out of the 1980s war against the Soviet Union's occupation of Afghanistan, the terror group al-Qaida under Osama bin Laden grew into a generational threat to America that culminated in its Sept. 11, 2001, attack that brought down the World Trade Center in New York.
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Speaking in Parliament on June 25 last year, Khan said the American forces entered Pakistan and killed bin Laden without informing the government after which everyone started abusing his country.
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Though India's absolute hesitations in dealing with the Taliban is a thing of the past, the contours of the US deal in Afghanistan doesn’t augur well for New Delhi in any way.
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While it is clear that this is the beginning of the end of the Syrian Civil War, with an Assad victory on the horizon, the threat and impact of relict AQ/ISIS will continue far into the future.
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The US State Department said on Thursday it was offering a reward of up to $1 million for information leading "to the identification or location in any country" of Hamza, calling him a key al Qaeda leader.
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The location of Hamza bin Laden, sometimes dubbed the "crown prince of jihad," has been the subject of speculation for years with reports of him living in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Syria or under house arrest in Iran.
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While he denies any ties to Al-Qaeda, he has been described as a “significant and acute threat to public safety”.
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CIA recovered 18,000 files from Osama Bin Ladin’s personal journal, 10,000 videos and 79,000 audio and image files from the Abbottabad compound in 2011.
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The Central Intelligence Agency today released 470,000 additional files seized in May 2011 when US Navy SEALs burst into the Abbottabad compound and shot dead Laden.
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Police have arrested Saddam Hussain Mansuri, 25, who runs an Aadhaar card registration centre in Mandal town.The accused had allegedly uploaded a blurred picture of Laden along with other details.
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Sounding a notably more strident tone, Obama said that the United States and its allies were taking the fight to Islamic State extremists in Iraq and Syria, but admitted that progress needed to come faster.
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For the first time ever, the truth has been exposed by the former foreign defence minister of Pakistan Chaudhry Mukhtar, who confessed to Network18 that every prominent person in the then Pakistani administration knew all about the fact that Osama was operating out of the small army town of Abbottabad
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A steely Obama travelled to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where he urged the 1.9 million member Veterans of Foreign Wars to give the nuclear deal with Tehran a chance.
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With an intention to 'bleed America economically', Al Qaeda leader Ayman Al- Zawahiri called for small attacks inside the United States.
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When President Mohamed Mursi made a hardline Islamist governor of Luxor, it seemed his latest folly to many in this city, and across Egypt, who depend on tourists already scared off by unrest since the revolution.
