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The attack took place on Friday in the Horn of Africa nation's Gambela region

Communist Party has dedicated more resources and attention to cleaning the country's polluted air, water and soil

The group says in a statement they will respond "with force"

The driver of the chartered vehicle appeared to have taken a sharp turn

High Negotiations Committee says 'negotiations can collapse if Syria's regime refuses to compromise'

The United States reported a $366-billion trade deficit with China in 2015, up from $343 billion in 2014

In India, only about one in 18 earning individuals pays tax

The 7.8 magnitude quake struck off the Pacific coast on Saturday

Trio of Nobel laureates will take part in a "humanitarian" visit to North Korea

Islamic State's income and the population under its control fall by about a third

Civil Aviation Authority says it was "totally unacceptable" to fly drones close to airports

Few people of her age have battled as fiercely to pursue their passion in the face of family hostility and threats

The runaway teen was apprehended in 2014 as he was about to blow himself up outside a district governor's office

The runways are long enough to handle long-range bombers and transport aircrafts as well as China's best jet fighters

'Hillary is for Hillary; Bernie is for me, you, her and everybody' says Kevin Clay

The court is evenly divided with four liberal justices and four conservatives following death of conservative Scalia.

If al Qaeda can operate in Afghanistan with increasing freedom, it may pose a greater security threat: Gen Nicholson

Report notes problems in India’s nuclear programme arising from gaps in commitments New Delhi made

intelligence reports suggest North Korea is readying to conduct a fifth nuclear test

South American states rush aid to the affected region

The hardest-hit town was Rosario, 130 kilometers (90 miles) west of the capital Montevideo

The plane had been flying with 132 passengers and five crew on board

Since February 27, truce has seen violence drop across parts of Syria, including the provincial capital of Aleppo city

A deal may help defuse tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia, who are allied to opposing sides in Yemen

The incident has been referred to the African Union commission

Nicola Sturgeon says her party's manifesto will say there should be a referendum

Assad's Baath movement and allies running under "National Unity" coalition won 200 of the parliament's 250 seats

Merkel demands Germany press charges against comedian after he recited satirical poem about the Turkish leader

Netanyahu's comments come amid a fragile ceasefire in Syria and indirect negotiations in Switzerland

Shawkat Ali Amin saved the life of a Saudi citizen who was about to drown

Friday's verdict in the US came days before TCS announces its fourth-quarter and financial-year results on Monday

Francis took 12 Syrians from three families, all Muslims, home with him from Lesbos to the Vatican

In 150 countries health teams to launch what they hope will be the final push against polio

Training drills with upgraded methods that resemble actual combat conditions to increase combat effectiveness

Barnawi, designated a global terrorist by the United States since 2012, was detained on April 1

Several foreign leaders have called on Britain to vote to stay in the bloc at the referendum

President Hassan Rouhani says the country's armed forces are no threat to neighbouring countries

At least 41 people are known to have died in the double disaster

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said he expected to increase level of US forces in Iraq from the current 3,800

Flight attendant asks woman to disembark after she asked her neighbour if he could let her sit in the aisle seat

Ted Cruz picked up more delegates in the race for the White House, winning all 14 that were up for grabs

Between January and March, 161 children were killed and 449 others injured

Rescuers pull 10 students out of a collapsed university apartment in the same settlement on Saturday

The Murle, a tribe from South Sudan based in the western state of Jonglei, often stage raids to steal cattle

At least five officers were wounded in the blast

Afghan forces fight back a renewed series of attacks on Kunduz, killing dozens of Taliban fighters

Saudi Arabia says it wants all members to participate, despite insisting earlier on excluding Iran

Suicide bomber driving a bomb-laden vehicle blows himself up upon arrival at a checkpoint

Iran uses its annual Army Day parade Sunday to showcase parts of a long-awaited air defence system ordered from Russia

For the ballot to be valid, more than 50 percent of the Italian electorate must vote