Islamabad: Deadly clashes flared on Friday as tens of thousands took to the streets across Pakistan, throwing stones at police who fought back with gunshots and tear gas, at rallies denouncing a US-made film that has fanned global Muslim anger.

Reports say at least 20 people have died as demonstrations against an anti-Islam video erupted across Pakistan, a day after protesters tried to storm the US embassy in the capital, Islamabad.

Hackers from several Arab countries calling themselves “Arab Electronic Army” have invaded several Western websites in response to an American film that slanders Islam and prompted worldwide anger.

Pakistan blocked access to YouTube on Monday after the video sharing website failed to take down an anti-Islam film that has sparked furious protests across the Muslim world.

A suicide car bomber has killed 12 people, nine of them foreigners, officials said, in an early-morning attack claimed by an armed group which said it struck to avenge an anti-Islam film.

KABUL: Eight women were killed and eight women wounded in a NATO air strike east of Kabul, an Afghan official said Sunday, adding that an investigation had been ordered.

Six U.S. fighter jets were destroyed and two significantly damaged when insurgents stormed a heavily fortified Afghan base where Britain’s Prince Harry is deployed on Friday, a NATO spokesman said.

IRAN-ZAHEDAN: Tens of thousands Sunni citizens protested following Friday prayers anti-Islam film, that sparked Muslims’ vehement reaction across the world, in Zahedan city of Iran. SunniOnline’s correspondent reported that following the call of Shaikh Abdol-Hameed, Khateeb of Sunnis in Zahedan, thousands of Sunnis took to the Khayyam road of Zahedan after Friday prayers in the […]

The new academic year (1433-34 H.Q) of the greatest Sunni seminary of Iran, Darululoom Zahedan, was started on Wednesday, 12th Sep. at Darululoom Zahedan, Iran by reading of the first Hadith of Sahih al-Bukhari.

More than 310 workers have been killed and several others injured in separate fire incidents at two factories in Pakistan’s eastern city of Lahore and the southern city of Karachi.