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Information leaks to terrorists could risk the lives of security officers and those caught up in an attack

Ghani's peace plan received a lot of international attention but failed to remedy Taliban hostility

Trump campaign collected data on personal info, likes, places, pictures, and networks of 50 million Facebook users

Education minister declares country will dismiss anyone working in sector who sympathises with the banned group

The city was celebrating the Nawruz holiday marking the start of the Persian new year

Authorities say explosion not related to series of package bombs that have killed at least two

Country says new disclosures regarding secrecy which surrounds strike necessary due to sensitive security situation

Internet giant describes Google News Initiative as part of an 'effort to help journalism thrive in the digital age'

Family of scientist confirms funeral will take place March 31 at Great St Mary's church in Cambridge University

US provides weapons, intelligence and aerial refueling to the Saudis supporting Yemen's government against rebels

The study was published in the journal Royal Society Open Science

Despite hundreds of police officers and federal agents working the case, authorities appeared to have few leads

China suspects Tsai wants to push for formal independence

By 2050, the number of Francophone speakers is expected to reach 700 million

32 years old Prince Mohammed makes his first visit to the White House

UN rights chief Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein describes findings as alarming and outrageous

Recordings of Nix emerges in which he boasts about company's role in Donald Trump's presidential campaign

Zuckerberg took an idea hatched in his Harvard dormitory and created a network connecting more than two billion people

Persons with a mental illness, history of violence or convicts of criminal offenses are prohibited from owning a gun

Moscow denies any involvement in the attack, which has drawn strong condemnation from Britain's allies in NATO and EU

British voters backed Brexit in June 2016 referendum

The four men are also accused in another case of stealing cables worth more than Dh12,000

Saudi Arabia observing massive changes as part of an ambitious drive headed by Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman

Trump believes he and Putin would meet

Sarkozy being questioned over 2007 election campaign

The two victims were in critical condition at hospitals

In just a couple of months, this is the second warning the officials have issued in 'general interest of public'

Actually, I was given the best service. Doctors used to come twice a day

Groups opposed to voluntary abortion argue that the 2015 law violates their right to freedom of expression

India will send a special plane to bring the bodies back from Iraq

Sudan was being treated for age-related complications that
had affected his muscles and bones

Abbas called out Friedman as a settler and a son of a dog in an angry outburst against US policy

Mohammad Reza Salas tried for "culpable homicide" after driving a bus into group of police officers

Ouissem Medouni kept 21-year-old Sophie Lionnet as a "prisoner" and violently abused her

Abbas says, if the attack had succeeded it would have opened the way for a bloody civil war

Facebook shares slides 6.8 per cent amid concerns about pressure for new regulations that could hurt its business

We're clearly dealing with what we expect to be a serial bomber at this point, says Austin police chief Brian Manley

Allegations of inappropriate data harvest by several media outlets leads to swift plunge in Facebook's shares

51-year-old declared her candidacy with a two-minute campaign video posted on Twitter

The cause of the explosion is not clear yet

Facebook rebranding as 'social media' is the most successful deception, says Edward Snowden

Drug-related murder is already a capital offense in the United States, but no one has ever been executed

Isaac's candidacy has been complicated by reports where he tweeted or re-tweeted material offensive to Muslims

Steve Siebold's new book gives us 14 lessons the rich teach their kids

Putin is set for another six years in power after winning a record victory on Sunday

Islamabad says life returning to troubled area, as Washington asks country to 'do more' against terrorists

Only 503 applications were selected this year for Urs of Hazrat Khawaja Moinuddin

All six men accused of abusing the child have been arrested, say police officials

72-year-old BNP leader was jailed for five years last month on charges of embezzling money intended for an orphanage

The celebrity jeweller is said to have fled the country and was reportedly last seen in New York