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ISIS calls for attacks on the US and Europe during the holy month of Ramadan

In Pakistan, Mansoor developed links with the country's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency

For a brief time early this year, Google parent Alphabet overtook Apple as the world's largest company by market value

General Joseph Votel, head of US Central Command, met US military advisors working with Syrian Arab fighters

Afghan CEO Abdullah Abdullah and national spy agency NDS confirm reports of Taliban leader's death

All 298 passengers and crew died when MH-17 was hit by a Russian-made BUK anti-aircraft missile over Ukraine in 2014

The militant group urges Muslims living in harmony with Hindus to travel to IS-held territories in the 'Caliphate'

Seven people were exposed to the hot clouds, killing three and leaving four others critical, says official

130 million of units of Motorola Razr was sold globally

G7 commits to working to strengthen the global fight against terrorist financing, says action plan

The dog was turned over to Orange County Animal Care who say the animal was under the influence of drugs

The Passenger Name Record system will be tested at Paris's Charles de Gaulle airport

There was no sign of the bulk of the wreckage, or of a location signal from the "black box" flight recorders

The mountaineer, who has yet to be identified, died at Camp 4 after falling ill with altitude sickness

'We were all of the opinion that it would be the wrong decision for the UK' German Finance Minister says

Cook used the meeting to raise the possibilities of manufacturing and retailing in India

The spokesperson said it was 'far too soon to interpret and understand the cause of Thursday's accident'

PPP co-chairman says Congress members who were distrustful of Pakistan should come to the country

'The workers who were resting in the upper floors died due to suffocation from smoke'

This magnificent cat has been considered the king of the mountains until recently as their population is dropping

An overcrowded jeep fell into a gorge 1,000 feet deep

Google observes that all shopping categories experience a seasonal surge, but clothing and travel grow the most

Authorities take more than 500,000 people into shelters as the cyclone made landfall

This will be Modi's second White House visit since his Hindu nationalist party won a sweeping victory in 2014 polls

'Floodwater levels in parts of the capital subsided a little overnight' disaster officials say

Of that number, 157 live in the 50 US states and Washington DC, while the other 122 live in Puerto Rico

Pandemic Emergency Financing Facility (PEF) will accelerate global and national responses to disease outbreaks

Widespread agreement among governments and aid groups that current humanitarian system is in dire need of an overhaul

The king, 88, is the object of an intense personality cult

More than 30 people have perished since June last year in and around the French port of Calais

Trump's inflammatory presidential campaign has left progressive Americans obsessing about one thing: moving to Canada

French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault says there was "absolutely no indication" of why the plane went down

George Osborne warns a 'Brexit' could doom trade deals with EU countries

The Expo Line extension marks the return of commuter train service to the sea following a six-decade gap

The Secret Service reported an adult male subject, carrying a firearm, approached an outer perimeter checkpoint

In December, the British PM had called the Republican "divisive, stupid and wrong"

A video shows minister Piyush Goyal grinning sheepishly after the lights went out

This visit will highlight the progress made on climate change and energy partnership, security and defense

Mark Humayun receives National Medal of Technology and Innovation from US President Barack Obama

Interior ministry says helicopter was participating in a training operation near the Spanish border

Jabing Kho was sentenced to death in 2010 for the murder of a Chinese construction worker

While smartphone usage is surging as the middle class swells, most Indians still can't afford Apple's iPhones

According to the airport there is no threat to passenger safety

Andreas Lubitz deliberately crashed flight A320 in March 2015, killing himself and the 149 others on board

India is blocked from land access to Afghanistan to the central Asia countries because of opposition from Pakistan

The real estate developer has with undiplomatic abandon challenged much of the status quo in US-Asia relations

Officials in both countries have made clear they want to stress the present and future, not dig into the past

Investigators from France's air accident authority and Airbus have arrived in Egypt to help probe the mysterious...

According to Egypt's aviation minister, a terrorist attack was a more likely cause than technical failure

The homeopathic doctor was killed on the spot, and his companion suffered serious wounds