The aircraft had been flying at 32,000 feet and had asked to fly at 38,000 feet to avoid clouds.
The aircraft lost contact with the Jakarta air traffic control tower at 6:17 a.m local time.
Hersi surrendered because he fell out with those loyal to Ahmed Abdi Godane, al-Shabab's top leader.
Negotiations mediated by European and Russian envoys broke up after more than five hours.
Pro-democracy demonstrators had occupied the site for more than two months before police dispersed them.
Antonio Martin was shot dead during a routine business check being made at a gas station.
The treaty will help prevent transfer of weapons to terrorists and human rights abusers.
A UN agency report uses satellite imagery to look at war-caused damage on 290 cultural sites in Syria.
International watchdog group says that women and girls from Iraq have endured horrors
Sister of Spain's King Felipe VI, Cristina, first ever to stand in the dock for alleged tax fraud
Mersane Warria, 37, was charged with eight counts of murder in a bedside hearing at a hospital in the northern city of Cairns.
The US and Cuba made the breakthrough in their Cold War standoff, launching measures to ease a five-decade US trade embargo as well as a prisoner exchange.
Financial turmoil in Russia weighed on the region's stock markets.
Malala is herself the survivor of a Taliban attempt to silence her.
The movement began in Dresden by staging demonstrations every Monday to protest against the government.
Police are investigating the package found in the staff canteen area at lunchtime.
Australia’s government raised the country’s terror warning level in September in response to the domestic threat posed by supporters of the Islamic State group. This was after IS spokesman Abu Mohammed al Adnani issued an audio message urging so-called “lone wolf” attacks abroad, specifically mentioning Australia. Counter-terror law enforcement teams later conducted dozens of raids […]
Indian team begins practice session at the Gabba in Brisbane under increased security cover.
The sense of fear was also heightened by rumours that were doing the rounds in Sydney throughout the day.
Man Haron Monis remained holed up in the cafe some 15 hours after the siege began.
The IT professional had gone to the cafe for a “coffee break”, but did not return.
Media reports said two were killed and three others seriously injured in the raid but police said they cannot confirm the casualties.
The incident happened at the same time when lone gunman kept terrified staff and customers captive in a Sydney cafe.
Blow by blow account of what happened at the Martin Place cafe in Sydney.
The strike targeted measures like cutting into employees' income, extend working hours.




