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Thousands of residents are yet to return to their homes after the blasts at the military store

Famous for their structures, architecture and history, we look at a few of the most beautiful mosques

Can you guess what the London mayor will miss drinking the most?

Yahoo says it is studying the possibility of a sale as it pursues efforts to revive growth, focusing on mobile users

Smith played Ali in the 2001 movie of the same name, earning an Oscar nomination and becoming a family friend

Afghanistan's vast untapped natural resources are seen as the war-battered country's ticket to a self-reliant future

Despite his deteriorating health, legendary boxer's fighting spirit is still evident in front of the camera

The leaders of the controversial Nusantara Movement are facing lengthy jail terms after being detained last month

Yamato Tanooka survived for six nights alone after his parents left him on a mountain road in bear-inhabited woods

The forests are also strategically placed hideouts for cartels trafficking cocaine from South America to the US

With numbers dwindling, community is split over how best to preserve their religion and culture

NATO leaders are expected to discuss support for efforts to control the flow of migrants across the Mediterranean

Khan, now 72, went to a charity fight in India's Mumbai in 1980 hoping to catch a glimpse of 'The Greatest' in action

The threat call had prompted evacuation of thousands of tourists from Liberty Island in New York harbor last year

Victims of the recent murders have included secular bloggers, gay rights activists and followers of minority religions

Former president Bill Clinton and Turkish President Erdogan are among those due to speak Friday at the public memorial

The buyer is Daren Metropoulos, a 32-year-old business tycoon who lives on the property next door to the mansion

The Trump campaign is directly opposed to the freedoms of our employees in the United States, says statement

The items, some of them 2,000 years old, were recovered in an operation involving several US government agencies

A parked car packed with explosives was detonated by remote control as a police personnel bus passed by

"We know that Daesh is planning new attacks and France is clearly targeted," said the head of France's DGS Agency

Reason for his hospitalization was unclear and the cause of death was not immediately known

The body of Ananda Gopal Ganguly was found with his head nearly severed in a rice field

Brain scans revealed the compound, epigallocatechin gallate, altered the way neurons in brain connect with one another

Developed by Denis, the app is still at prototype stage, but expected to be out commercially in 2017

Clinton's campaign appeared to acknowledge the tallies that pushed her beyond the 2,383 delegates

Spent nuclear rods will be placed in iron casts, then sealed into thick copper canisters and lowered into the tunnels

'Considering the factors behind the case, the chances of making it a prosecutable one are extremely slim' lawyer

The blaze was reported at around 7.30 pm local time (2130 GMT) and had been brought under control by 10.30 pm

More than 2,000 pilgrims died in the stampede, the worst disaster to ever strike the annual ritual

Around 200,000 hopefuls from 140 countries initially signed up for the Mars One project

The WhatUKThinks average of the six last polls put "Leave" at 51 percent against "Remain" at 49 percent

Saudi Ambassador Abdullah al-Mouallimi told reporters that he was "deeply disappointed" and "disturbed" by the report

It is an open secret in Washington that President Barack Obama intends to endorse Clinton

UN, Afghan High Peace Council call for cessation of hostilities during the month.

Mother turned away for a few seconds to attend to another of her children

The 59-year-old actor and musician, spent the night in jail and was released early Monday after posting $15,000 bail

The player, born in 1931 in Leningrad, now Saint Petersburg, first played at the age of six, taught by his father

Authorities have opened an investigation to find out how questions to seven tests were leaked online

Shaffer won the 1984 Oscar for the adaptation of 'Amadeus', one of his most famous theatre works

The incident was captured by a visitor at Chiba Zoological Park in Tokyo, Japan

France is in a state of emergency after militants killed 130 people in a series of coordinated assaults

Spokesperson Bob Gunnell unveils details of ceremonies to take place in Louisville

The 24 were found guilty last week of playing a role in the massacre of 69 Muslims in Gujarat in 2002

The scuffle between Nay Myo Lin and the police officer broke out after the officer knocked a man off a motorbike

His Facebook account was not among the compromised profiles

Here's an interesting chart of how many hours people in different countries will be fasting

"F**k you UN... Shut up all of you," he told a news conference Thursday night