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The bombing took place near Bursa's 14th century Grand Mosque

Gianni Infantino said on Wednesday that he is willing to try and set up a football match between arch-rivals

The Swiss and Austrian climbers were part of a team attempting to summit China's 8,027-metre high Shisha Pangma

Sara Farsakh accuses Urth Caffe staff of treating her and her friends with bias because they were wearing hijabs

He is survived by his son Harrison and former wife Ching Lee

Swedish carmaker Volvo on Wednesday announces it would give self-driving cars to ordinary Britons to test in London

Ban Ki-Moon urges ratifying the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, which turns 20 this year

Alloush is the chief negotiator for the High Negotiations Committee, the war-torn country's main opposition group

'Overall, we positively assess the cooperation with the United States in Syria' Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu says

Some 21,600 junior doctors took part in the first day of the strike on Tuesday

North Korea is preparing to blow apart a replica of South Korea's presidential Blue House on an artillery range

Paris prosecutor Francois Molins says Abdeslam was formally placed under arrest after arriving on French soil

In practice US is scaring businesses away from the country, Khamenei says

The move comes a year after damaging revelations that BND had helped the US National Security Agency spy on EU allies

Conservatives in deeply religious India often register complaints with police under the obscenity law

It would give rival producers such as Pakistan, Thailand and Brazil the chance to boost shipments from their ports

Peace doves released, and after Machar was sworn into office, two men stood alongside each other with hands on hearts

The warning comes as the Dutch government is working to lift a travel ban on Dutch-Turkish journalist Ebru Umar

Infrared technology was used to examine the painting

The app may be modernising and moving away from its original orange and blue aesthetic

Farhad Jabar, 15, shot senior accountant Curtis Cheng, 58, outside Sydney police headquarters

The dogs in Gong's farm, one of thousands across the country, are bred specifically for consumption

A move which could lead to continental price wars and reduce Russian market domination

Nearly a quarter of Iran's parliamentary seats are at stake

Britain leaving the EU referendum would lead to average working Briton losing equivalent of a month's salary

More than 22,500 pounds of 'drinkable' water recycled from urine alone

A recent surge in immigration by mainly East European workers is giving momentum to "Brexiters" in the campaign

Concerns at issue are similar to some targeted by European Union regulators

Knowledge about terror groups and their tools plunged nearly 30 per cent

Database is likely to be the largest ever release of secret offshore companies and the people behind them

Expulsions came as tensions flared at a migrants' camp on Greek island of Lesbos during a visit by Migration Minister

Changes are part of an effort to simplify the editing and production processes of the International New York Times

'W32.Ramnit designed to steal files from infected computers, targets Microsoft Windows software' Symantec says

Deputy Secretary Defence says 'We are dropping cyber bombs' on the IS group

There is no vaccine or treatment for the virus

Trump demolished his rivals Ted Cruz and John Kasich in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island

The reality is that the state should have an equal distance from all religious faiths, Turkish President said

She asks a court to appoint a special administrator to oversee his vast estate

The strikes are latest in a surge of violence in and around the city that has severely tested February 27 ceasefire

Doubts have surrounded his death since former driver claimed the poet was given a mysterious injection in his chest

"There is serious and real threat of instability spilling over into neighbouring countries and regions," Karimov says

Afghan politicians need to adopt a more pragmatic approach to the country’s many challenges

Dhaka police dismiss claim as baseless, saying international militant groups had no organisational base in Bangladesh

Six men carrying machetes and guns killed Xulhaz Mannan activist Mahbub Tonoy on Monday in Dhaka

In 2012, India arrested the two men on suspicion of shooting dead two fishermen they mistook for pirates

Police break up a group of more than 100 protesters, preventing them from making a press declaration

Revolutionary Guard says it had arrested several members of infiltration network linked to hostile Western governments

Given its sweep, analysts say the plan's boosters are likely to come up against an array of obstacles

The dentist ripped out healthy teeth and left dozens of patients in a remote French village with broken jaws

Uproar was created when he pasted a notice outside his store indicating different shopping hours for men and women