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Dubai property prices have been more volatile in the past decade than in other centres

Victim's parents say she dropped out of school after being stalked by a 20-year-old man

He hopes that the numbers on YouTube will lure sponsors into supporting #TheMockingBirdMan

Country has been plagued by violence between mainly Muslim Seleka rebels and Christian anti-balaka militias

It also attacked the server of a major software firm specialising in providing security software for Internet banking

Met Police spokesperson says two men, aged 39 and 41, have been arrested under the Public Order Act

North Carolina Office of State Archaeology says It would be first Civil War-era vessel found in the area in decades

Space is our future and should be shared by all human beings, he says

Her book features her interviews with 40 Saudi women from a variety of fields, alongside their photographs

The public prosecutor has requested that the court impose 'coercive measures'

China has come under fire from the US and its allies over its land reclamation activities in the South China Sea

Some vocal Twitter critics have tempered their views since December

The self-made billionaire and philanthropist, perhaps best known nationally for campaigning to tighten gun controls

The White House said the Israeli government had requested a Netanyahu meeting with Obama on either March 18 or 19

Uber hits back against a news story alleging that scores of passengers had filed rape complaints

Panel head Robert George says it is unfortunate that a secular democracy like India refused a visit

Taliban said it would not take part in peace talks brokered by Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the US

Civil code still prohibits only women from remarrying within a specified period after divorce, claims rights group

US govt agency says ZTE used series of shell companies to illicitly re-export controlled items to sanctioned countries

It alleges that the Boeing 777 aircraft flown by Malaysia Airlines was a defective product

The party denies that its leaders committed any atrocities

The raids, which began in 2003, had killed between 113 and 136 militants prior to the latest operation

The fund currently has $10.3 billion in pledges and has a goal to spend $2.5 billion on projects in 2016

The UN Security Council put in place its latest round of sanctions, drafted by China and the United States, last week

298 passengers and crew, the majority of them Dutch, died when the plane was shot down over war-torn eastern Ukraine

In France more than 86,000 women a year are victims of rape or attempted rape, but only 13 percent complain to police

The report will be published annually

The order, signed by Mayor Bill de Blasio and effective immediately

Ten members of security forces were also killed in the fighting in Ben Guerdane

A commuter bus went up in flames after a head-on collision with a truck late on Sunday

The over-speeding Ferrari burst into flames after crashing into an electric pole in Jumeirah Lake Towers neighbourhood

The beleaguered liquor baron accused of defaulting on hundreds of millions of dollars in loans

Local TV station WBS said the home was a half-way house for people transitioning out of rehab or time in prison

OIC resolution urged member states to ban products produced in or by illegal Israeli settlements from their markets

The latest incident comes a year after an elderly Christian nun was raped at a convent school in West Bengal

The Hague is holding hearings to decide whether it is indeed competent to hear lawsuits against India and Pakistan

Naveeda Ikram, 42, was being probed by the police over allegations of ‘financial irregularities', she denies charges

Iceland, Norway, Sweden and Finland top the list

This is the second such attack in Somalia in recent weeks targeting passenger aircraft

Nigerian national stabs his friend while arguing over whether Messi or Ronaldo is the world's best footballer

We look at Nepalese Hindus offering special prayers and fasting to commemorate the occasion

As a candidate for the May elections, he was allowed TV and radio air time for political advertisements

Sanders beat Clinton with 64.3 per cent of the vote compared to her 35.5 per cent

Afghans account for around 1/4 of the migrants risking their lives in the small boats leaving Turkey's shore

Here is a sneak peak into his enviable collection

Koalas and kangaroos are subject to more scientific study than Australia's twitching rodents and bats

His work changed the way the world communicates

The video shows Maloney allegedly biting off the rat's head and washing it down with three shots of vodka

The public prosecutor confirmed that both girls had returned home by Sunday evening

Head of the nation's biggest Muslim rebel organisation warns IS will capitalise on growing frustration