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Police have arrested at least 20 traffickers in the past month including alleged kingpin Dil Mohammad

Cairo says militants have killed hundreds of Egyptian police and soldiers, many in attacks claimed by IS

King Salman has expressed strong condemnation of dangerous Israeli escalation at the holy site

Defence secretary says we do not believe there have been any civilian casualties as a result of UK strike activity

The man is unconscious in hospital with a broken skull after falling from the second floor of a house

The 46-year-old woman told police she was walking through a market area, Tuesday evening when the attack occurred

More than a million people have been forced from their homes as government ordered evacuation of coastal areas

Many, including some incredibly high-profile supporters, take to social media to let Ahmed know he is not alone

The Nepali women were rescued from the diplomat's apartment last week after a tip off from a human trafficking group

Ten challengers flank Trump on stage at Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California

The key bone of contention is whether Pakistan will allow trade from old rival India to cross its territory

Netanyahu's visit demonstrates the deep and enduring bonds between US and Israel, White House spokesperson said

The shares have fallen 28 per cent since the end of their September 19 opening day surge

Developers have broken ground on an estimated 400 modern shopping malls across Iran in recent years

I hate you, Hungary, shouts an Iraqi migrant, Hussan, clutching a stone, rushing to attack the Hungarian police

The Chilean government put the earthquake at 8.0 on the Richter scale

Obama congratulates 14-year-old Ahmed Mohamed on his skills and issues a presidential invitation

Their return appears to reflect a stronger government grip on Aden, which Hadi designated the temporary capital

Turn back 200 migrants from Bulgaria border after tip-off

Police evacuate neighbouring homes and cordoned off building in Riyadh, brfore arresting two suspects after firefight

The art dealer was ordered to hand over 27 million euros ($31 million) in caution money

Germany's fresh border controls have slowed a rush of people over its border, relieving pressure on its officials

Across the globe, Uber has angered traditional taxi operators who say it represents unfair competition

A total of 41 people, most of them civilians, are injured

Amount of fish in the oceans has halved since 1970

Muhammad Ibrahim Khan was shot four times, paralysing him from the waist down

Tajikistan launches air and ground operation against rebels, accusing them of attempting to overthrow the government

There are as many as 1,500 recorded acid attacks each year globally with more than 1,000 cases in India alone

When in public, all women in Iran, even foreigners, are required to wear the loose scarf

Europe's new emissions standard makes hybrids more attractive as it increases cost of running cars powered by diesel

To date, only three percent of Nobels have been awarded to women in the 115 year history of the prize

Politicians sound alarm over risk of bloodthirsty radicals making their way to Europe undetected in flood of migrants

The veteran leader read the 25-minute speech through to the end

Police arrest 43-year-old man in connection with Zakariyya Islam's murder

Kidnapping group says Turkey must order rebel forces to stop besieging four Shia villages in northern Syria

Australia carried out its first strike against a IS target in Eastern Syria, destroying an armoured personnel carrier

Aleppo was Syria's most populated city and commercial hub before the conflict erupted in 2011

Police spokesperson says Mohammed Allan was arrested this morning at the hospital in Ashkelon

An Uber representative in India said on Wednesday the company has not received any notification from the government

Satellite imagery shows archaeological sites in Syria are dotted by hundreds of illegal excavations

Pyongyang should focus on fulfilling its international obligations and commitments, says White House spokesperson

Sri Lankan government forces and Tamil Tiger rebels "most likely" committed war crimes, says UN

Pressure is building for special EU summit to come up with solutions to the crisis

Castro and Barack Obama along with leaders of Russia and China and Iran's president to speak at the gathering

The combined wealth of Asia Pacific's super rich will surpass its 2014 total of $15.8 trillion

DeLuca helped found the first Subway restaurant in 1965 at age 17 in Bridgeport

The quake struck at a depth of 52 kilometres under the Molucca Sea at about 3:40 pm

People holding placards saying "No war" and "Don't ram through legislation" face line of police outside in Yokohama

Mostly Syrian or Afghan men, women and children crossed the border - which was marked by nothing more than a stone