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Real went on to win the game by four goals to nil, despite the Portuguese’s unfortunate miss

Assad's future - including whether he would be allowed to run in those elections - remains controversial

Diplomats at UN say Security Council is expected to meet on Friday to consider alleged breach of Resolution 2231

Interior ministry says Mohammed al-Khaweir al-Qahtani was found guilty of shooting dead Hussein al-Shayeb al-Qahtani

Pichai, 43, was named chief executive officer of the Internet titan in 2015

Firefighters and residents are trying with their bare hands to rescue those trapped under the wreckage

Asad Shah was killed by a Muslim man for posting an Easter message

Known as Europe's most wanted man, the 26-year-old was captured on March 18 in Brussels

The funds were claimed to be a political donation from the royal family of Saudi Arabia

Turkish military has stepped in on three occasions to oust elected governments

Antarctica alone may lift seas a meter by 2100, study says

While France bans face-covering veils, some of its big fashion houses are among first to embrace Muslim-specific style

Earthquake and tsunami of 2011 ended plans to make nuclear account for 50 per cent of electricity supply

Kia may have been the oldest of her subspecies on the planet, zoo says

Asutralian newspaper says man had three-quarters of his thigh ripped off, as well as hand injuries as he fought shark

Jean Chretien is the last Canadian prime minister to visit Havana, in 1998

Nearly two years on, 219 schoolgirls are still being held

Leaders from Russia, North Korea, Iran and Belarus will not be attending the summit

Obama will convene leaders from more than 50 countries in Washington for his fourth and final Nuclear Security Summit

Researchers say they disappeared about 50,000 years ago rather than 12,000 years ago as previously estimated

The Bureau of Consular Affairs says it was only trying to prevent Americans from becoming victims while overseas

French national Reda Kriket, 34, was arrested near Paris last week in a police raid on his apartment

America acts - albeit deeply imperfectly - as the closest we have to a global linchpin

Trump has called women 'fat pigs,' 'slobs' and 'disgusting animals,' but denies being sexist

Conservationists say lions lived there before people in the area and are not 'escaping' the park

The message threatened to hunt down anyone working for the channel in the future

Assad argued his regime should take part in a transitional government

The victims were six adults and three children

US presidential candidate claims of all running candidates only he could solve the ‘terror problems’ in Pakistan

The 35-dirham fee will apply to all passengers, including those transitting in Dubai, on all flights from June 30

President says economic issues can be settled immediately, when the situation stabilises in Syria

Father Amer Saka called the church bishop to confess his wrongdoings and admitted that funds have been lost last month

The French businessman, took aim at the wave of big fashion chains catering specifically to the Muslim market

Dhaka court accused Zia, 27 other leaders of her Bangladesh Nationalist Party instigating a petrol bomb attack

A member of Egyptian parliament and the federation president says the gift was insulting

The executions so far this year include 47 for "terrorism" carried out in a single day on January 2

Over 50 suits have been filed in the Malaysian courts over the plane's disappearance

Mullah Abdul Qayyum Zakir was dismissed as military commission chief in 2014 over differences with Mansoor

Innes sent the photo to his friends in the UK from the plane

The raid came after a 32-year-old Frenchman was arrested late Sunday in the Rotterdam-West district

The American and NATO combat mission in Afghanistan officially ended in December 2014

Foreign ministry officialsaid the discussions would focus on trade and investment as well as security cooperation

Cyprus authorities have described Mostafa as "psychologically unstable"

'We are here to address the biggest refugee and displacement crisis of our time' Ban

The Taliban said their fighters shot down the jet, claiming that all on board had been killed

Pakistani female players reportedly raised sexual harassment allegations about selectors from city club two years ago

Tata Steel bought Anglo-Dutch steelmaker Corus in 2007 and has since struggled to turn the giant around

Latifa Ibn Ziaten formed a group to prevent radicalization and promote dialogue

Air New Zealand considering selling its stake in Virgin Australia, saying it wanted to look at other uses for capital

Hundreds of employees returned to the airport Tuesday for a large-scale test run.