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Accused acted out of revenge after the man refused to marry her and secretly kept recordings of the couple having sex

The 19-year-old soldier's identity has been kept secret under a gag order

The image of Diana sitting on a bench during a sight-seeing trip to the Taj Mahal made front page news worldwide

Delhi high court upholds a 2012 lower court order saying that taunting a spouse amounted to 'mental cruelty'

A passenger alerted crew members of her suspicions prior to take off on an Easyjet flight from Vienna to London

The killer grabbed the child from behind as she cycled to a metro station in Taipei with her mother

German regional television NDR on March 17 broadcast the sardonic song -- 'Erdowie, Erdowo, Erdogan'

A temporary structure has been put up to bypass the departure area that was heavily damaged

Indian premier says he plans to work with Saudi leadership to expand and deepen bilateral relations

A major issue for Samsung is the recent downturn in the popularity of its smartphones in China

Congress activists stage protest demonstration outside Pathankot airbase against JIT’s visit

Indonesian FM says crew were travelling on two boats that were transporting coal from Borneo island to Philippines

Lower-cost copies of complex biotech drugs could save the US and Europe's markets as much as 98 bln euros

US secretary of state says world leaders are shocked about what is happening in America

The hijacker has just been arrested," Cypriot government spokesperson Nicos Christodoulides said on Twitter

Nigeria is planning to send a delegation, including Chibok parents, to Cameroon to meet the girl

Trump has won 738 of the 1,237 delegates needed to take the Republican nomination

Slaughter of cows has historically been banned in most states but was rarely enforced in India

Miller is due to be arraigned on April 11, prosecutors say

In a travel advisory on Monday, Israel urged its citizens visiting Turkey to leave "as soon as possible"

Harper Lee was one of America's most celebrated novelists who died in February

Turkey is an important partner with the United States and is a NATO ally

He was released after police said there was not enough evidence that he was the third airport attacker

In seven seasons, he made 289 tackles in 97 games with six interceptions and two touchdowns

The British charity called on wealthy countries to resettle at least 10 percent of the 4.8 million Syrian refugees

It was unclear who helped the FBI access the phone and what was stored on the device

A resident told AFP that the fire, near the coastline, was fanned by a strong wind

Listening to words of US president could give anyone a heart attack, says the retired revolutionary

The gun is a double-barrelled .380 caliber folding pistol that will sell for $395, the company says

"The Wizarding World of Harry Potter," opening April 7, brings to life the quaint town of Hogsmeade

Manohar Parrikar says it is up to the National Investigation Agency that controls the attack site

Boom jets would travel at Mach 2.2, about 1,450mph

Turkish president says 355 soldiers, police officers and village guards have been killed in the violence

The man was detained on Sunday suspected of receiving orders from the Islamic State group

IS has been blamed for four bombings that have rocked Turkey in the past eight months

Pope urges Pakistan authorities to protect the country's minorities

Prosecutor says three men were identified as Yassine A, Mohamed B and Aboubaker O without giving further details

Her parents believed she was taken against her will but two years passed with no clue about her fate

Many parents are reluctant to enter their children into therapy due to social stigma

Afghan media says rockets partially damaged parliament building but inflicted no casualties

Previously, it had said 31 people were killed, including the attackers, and more than 300 people were injured

A 10th-century sandstone sculpture of Hindu god Rama was looted from a jungle temple during the kingdom's civil war

Alvarez, has ties to an international money-laundering network in Mexico, Colombia, Panama and the United States

There are nearly 30,000 US troops permanently stationed in South Korea and 47,000 in Japan

The State Department has declined to name any of the four people killed in the Brussels attacks

President Obama will host the Nuclear Security Summit on Thursday and Friday with 56 delegations in attendance

Shiite rebels who control the Yemeni capital Sanaa have released nine Saudis in exchange for 109 Yemenis

Bangladesh was declared officially secular after the 1971 war of independence from Pakistan

The man is thought to have been planning an attack in France in the name of the Islamic State group

He is the suspected ringleader of the November 13 Paris attacks, which left 130 people dead