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Turkey's Erdogan defends secularism after remarks by parl't speaker
The reality is that the state should have an equal distance from all religious faiths, Turkish President said
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Prince left no will, sister tells court
She asks a court to appoint a special administrator to oversee his vast estate
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Air raids in Syria's Aleppo province kill at least 19
The strikes are latest in a surge of violence in and around the city that has severely tested February 27 ceasefire
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Chile reburies Nobel-winning poet Pablo Neruda
Doubts have surrounded his death since former driver claimed the poet was given a mysterious injection in his chest
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Uzbekistan wants restart of Afghan peace talks, sees Russia's role
"There is serious and real threat of instability spilling over into neighbouring countries and regions," Karimov says
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Is Kabul barking up the wrong tree?
Afghan politicians need to adopt a more pragmatic approach to the country’s many challenges
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Al Qaeda affiliate says killed gay activist in Bangladesh
Dhaka police dismiss claim as baseless, saying international militant groups had no organisational base in Bangladesh
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Pressure mounts on Bangladesh after gay activists murdered
Six men carrying machetes and guns killed Xulhaz Mannan activist Mahbub Tonoy on Monday in Dhaka
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Indian court allows Italy marine to delay return for murder trial
In 2012, India arrested the two men on suspicion of shooting dead two fishermen they mistook for pirates
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Turkey police fire tear gas at religious constitution protest
Police break up a group of more than 100 protesters, preventing them from making a press declaration
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Iran sentences four journalists to jail time: state media
Revolutionary Guard says it had arrested several members of infiltration network linked to hostile Western governments
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Ambitious Saudi reforms up against 'vested interests'
Given its sweep, analysts say the plan's boosters are likely to come up against an array of obstacles
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French court sentences 'dentist of horror' to 8 years in jail
The dentist ripped out healthy teeth and left dozens of patients in a remote French village with broken jaws
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French Muslim shopowner fined over sexist opening hours
Uproar was created when he pasted a notice outside his store indicating different shopping hours for men and women
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Bangladesh jails Hindu teachers for 'abusing Islam'
The comments sparked protests by students, most of whom are Muslim, and angry villagers descended on the school
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India makes panic key a must for all mobiles from next year
No cell phones will be sold without the provision for panic button from January 1, 2017
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Big Ben to fall silent for months during repairs
The bell will be silenced as part of the £29 million repairs
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Turkey visa deal only once 'all criteria met': EU
Mogherini says 'Turkey would only get visa-free travel to the bloc once it has met all the required criteria'
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Mykonos: A whitewashed paradise
The island is renowned for its azure coloured waters, white sand beaches, pink sunsets and whitewashed buildings
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Thousands of Iraqis answer Sadr's call to protest
The demonstrators marched from Tahrir Square in central Baghdad to an entrance to the heavily-fortified Green Zone
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South Korea's Park says North ready for nuclear test
Lower missile range covers the whole of South Korea and Japan, while the upper range would include US military bases
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Japan warship visits Philippines as China sea row festers
Japan has its own dispute with China in the East China Sea over uninhabited islands that it administers
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Turkey to use US rocket system in fight against Islamic State
The system is being brought in so they will be able to hit Daesh targets more effectively
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France ready to help Libya govt with naval security: minister
His remarks come a week after the European Union offered 'concrete' support to Libya's unity government
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Taiwan party organiser jailed for fireball that killed 15
Almost 500 were injured in the blast at Formosa Fun Coast, more than 200 of them seriously
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Hillary Clinton's jet owned by multimillionaire playboy
Playboy is known to throw wild parties on the jet, posts photos with skimpily clothed women and porn stars
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Fire at Indian museum destroys rare collections
Museum contained preserved specimens of butterflies, frogs, snakes, lizards, mounted specimens of tigers and leopards
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France wins 'momentous' Australia sub contract
12 new subs to be delivered by French contractor DCNS under the country's biggest ever defence contract
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Israeli jazz taking giant steps as talent returns home
Israeli musicians are helping to nurture a burgeoning local scene after being trained by the best jazz performers
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Umrah visas can now be converted to tourist visas
Programme aims to provide pilgrims with opportunity to see landmarks, historical Islamic sites of the country
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Facebook developing camera app similar to Snapchat: WSJ
The app, being developed by Facebook's "friend-sharing" team in London, is in its early stages
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Einstein's theory of relativity faces satellite test
French "Microscope" orbiter will try poking a hole in one of Einstein's most famous theories
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Hong Kong leader warns independence calls threaten economy
HK will lose investment and job opportunities if residents continue to seek independence
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Putin 'not entirely persuaded' by European unity: Obama
Obama says Europe's migrant crisis is also a problem for the United States
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Trump blasts Cruz-Kasich team up plan as 'collusion'
'You know if you collude in business, or you collude in the stock market, they put you in jail' Trump boomed
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Brexit, a new threat to TTIP transatlantic trade talks
Brexit issue placing ever heavier pressure on TTIP negotiators, who just opened their 13th round of talks in New York
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North Korea readying new mid-range missile test: report
Any such launch would be another slap in the face for the international community
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Turkey's parliament speaker seeks religious constitution
Kahraman 'As a Muslim country, why should we be in a situation where we are in retreat from religion?'
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Critics slam US 'incrementalism' in anti-IS fight
Little by little, American troops are returning, thanks to Islamic State group and their hold over parts of the region
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Gay rights activist among two hacked to death in Bangladesh
Unidentified attackers entered an apartment at Kalabagan and hacked two people to death by machetes
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The battle for birth control: Afghanistan's new fight
Doctor Rahmatudine says 'We asked them (mullahs) to show us proof that family planning is illegal (in Islam)'
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Facts about Australia's next generation of submarines
Australia announces French DCNS as the winning bidder to design and build its next generation of submarines
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Bottled water infects over 4,000 people in Spain with norovirus
Norovirus is rarely life-threatening but is highly contagious
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Shiv Sena tears banner of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's concert in Ahmedabad
The singer is set to feature in an event scheduled for April 30 in the Indian city
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Homeless man in France abused, beheaded dozens of cats
The suspect underwent a psychological examination and will face trial in early June
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Saudi unveils far-reaching plan to move away from oil
Saudi Arabia 'can live without oil by 2020' if the reform programme proves successful, says deputy crown prince
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Cinemas to soon reopen in Saudi Arabia
In 1970s there were many cinema houses operating in different parts of the kingdom which were shut down in the 80s
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Greedy wives to blame for corruption: Indonesian minister
Lukman Hakim 'Wives of the elite are well-known for their love of expensive designer clothes and handbags'
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Almost 30 children, supervisors killed in Burundi road crash
About 130 students from school in Rutana province were on their way home when the packed vehicle overturned
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Merkel basks in Obama refugee policy praise as critics grouse
Obama says embattled Merkel demonstrated real political,moral leadership in letting in more than 1.1 million people in

















































