Top Ten Intelligence agencies of the World

Intelligence gathering is an incredibly important exercise; which is why so many countries place great importance on the function of their intelligence/spy agencies. Intelligence failures can lead to terrible consequences (the attack on 9/11 is but one example), while successes can help countries avert unnecessary tragedies. With that in mind, here are the top 10 spy agencies in the world today. Please note that this list only includes agencies that are presently active

Gang blinds Indian woman, accused of witchcraft, with scissors

RAIPUR: Eleven people stormed into a house in a central Indian village and assaulted a woman whom they accused of witchcraft, blinding her and her husband by stabbing them in the eyes with scissors, police said on Saturday.

Iraqi People remeber Sadam Hussain as Lion of Middle east

AUJA, Iraq : Iraqi People remeber the peace of Sadam Hussain Era when they say there were peace and their children have better education and they walked fearless in the streets. Now a day they start to visit the Mausoleum of Saddam Hussein, who lies in the middle of a marble octagon, under a giant twinkling chandelier and purple, orange and blue blinking lights. His grave is covered with Iraqi flags, candies thrown by children and bundles of plastic flowers.

Obama holds an unrealistic view to achieve peace in the Middle East, Israeli PM

Obama and Netanyahoo during Press conference 

Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu suggested Friday that President Obama holds an unrealistic view of how to achieve peace in the Middle East, saying that Israel would never pull back to the boundaries that the American president said a day earlier must be the basis for negotiations.

Suicide bomber hits Kabul Military hospital

Kabul : At least five people have been killed and 15 injured in a suicide bombing at a surgery training session in a military hospital in the Afghan capital, Kabul.

Two suicide bombers were thought to be involved in the attack on Saturday, according to the Afghan Tolo news network, leaving one unaccounted for and possibly still inside the compound, Al Jazeera's Sue Turton reported.