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"Muhammad Ali was The Greatest. Period. If you just asked him, he'd tell you," says US president

Information comes against the backdrop of IS public call to carry out terrorist attacks globally during Ramzan

He was a Sufi and an amateur magician

WHO sent teams of senior scientists to Brazil to assess the level of risk to athletes and spectators, says official

Pope also set up a body of lawyers to assist him in decisions that could require the dismissal of a bishop

In a break from tradition, Muhammad Ali’s star was mounted on the wall instead of the pavement

Two police officers were on a routine patrol when rebels fired automatic weapons from a moving vehicle

Turkish man sentenced to 108 years in jail for sexually assaulting Syrian children at a refugee camp

Sweden, relative to the size of its economy, does more 'good' and less harm than any other country

'Oh, look at my African American over here. Look at him,' Trump said during a rally in California

Passengers travelling from London to Melbourne can now travel in Etihad's 'penthouse in the sky' - The Residence

'A vote to leave is a vote for a profound and permanent loss the whole country would feel'

The dam, originally built in 1976 was rebuilt by some 1,500 Indian and Afghan engineers

Carter declined to elaborate when later pressed on what "actions" Washington might take

She labeled Trump 'temperamentally unfit' and otherwise unprepared to lead the United States

Americans had never seen an athlete - or perhaps any public figure - like Ali

'My goal is to live until I'm 100. If I'm fit enough it might be rather fun to go to graduate school' he says

A great white shark pounced on him, ripping off his right leg above the knee and snapping his surfboard in half

The Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia and Vietnam have competing claims in the area

Pancreatic cancer is the fourth-leading cause of cancer death in the United States

'Unelected, unaccountable elites, I'm afraid it's time to say you're fired. We're going to take back control'

The ambitious proposal could make it possible to grow human organs for transplant

Up to 500 people from the Gaza Strip will be allowed to attend Friday prayers at the Israeli-controlled Al-Aqsa mosque

US State Department spokesperson calls for Beijing to end human rights abuses

94-year-old Madhu Jyotsna Akhouri had been unwell for sometime

Students will be given 99 lashes each for violating the country's morality code

Mainak Sarkar, 38, shot himself dead after this week's killings

Crisis deepened last month after details emerged of alleged conflict of interest involving Tomislav Karamarko

Hundreds of protesters waved Mexican flags, chanted anti-Trump slogans and burned Trump hats and at least one US flag

Trip includes his first visits to Switzerland, Qatar and Mexico since coming to power

Richard Huckle, 30, has pleaded guilty to 71 of 91 counts of child sex offences

The peak is expected to beat the levels reached during floods in 1982

The contest is meant to improve the prestige of grave digging and attract young men to a job that must be done by hand

A Pakistani-born British army intelligence officer came up with the idea that Bollywood tunes would annoy IS

The incident came after the Taliban killed 10 bus passengers and kidnapped dozens of others earlier this week

Hundreds of people were detained over the violence, including 124 who have been formally charged with rioting.

15-year-old Leanne Mohamad described the situation of Palestinians living under Israeli settler colonialism

Sundar Pichai, chief executive of Alphabet Inc's Google, said he sees a "huge opportunity" in AI

While Modi was CM of Gujrat, over 2,000 Muslims were burnt alive or hacked to death, mostly women and children

Sirojiddin Bakhodirov was arrested this week with small amounts of marijuana and crystal meth.

We look at 13 images from events around the world

In total, 340 people were rescued by midday, Greek authorities say

Immunotherapy Keytruda is a new type of drug that enlists the body's defenses in the fight to beat cancer.

The gender gap has soared from 1.2 percent last year, according to the survey of 1,202 children and 575 parents

Terrorist attacks fell by 13 per cent compared with 2014, while fatalities declined by 14 per cent

The violence erupted after protesters killed two police officers during an operation to clear people from public park

Neither Israel nor the Palestinians have been invited to the meeting

Iranian Supreme Leader accuses Washington of not being committed to nuclear deal

BMW is hiring experts in machine learning and artificial intelligence

Parisians were urged to avoid the banks of the river which was expected to reach a peak of six metres (19 feet) Friday