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More than 140,000 people displaced by violence remain interned in camps

Al Qaeda says its leader Nasir al-Wuhayshi, number two in the extremist organisation, was killed in one such raid

The plane went down near down near Ketchikan; inclement weather hampers rescue efforts

Says sources authentic refuses to disclose names

Foreign secretary says Pakistan has conveyed a clear message to the insurgents to join the political mainstream

Cairo-based al-Azhar says Wilders' objective was to "provoke the anger of Muslims" around the world

Pakistan High Commission in the UK holds a ceremony to celebrate Saleem’s achievement

Aid will be used for reconstruction and rehabilitation works in Nepal

Treasury says Baluch is behind one improvised explosive device that killed a US soldier in mid-2013

Thursday's hearing expected to decide whether Karake should remain in custody and set a date for extradition hearings

In a special issue of al Qaeda English-language magazine editor confirms Azzam was killed in a drone strike

Ramazan night was hosted by the Arts Canteen with help from the Arab British Centre

Accused said she killed the babies because they were from an incestuous relationship with her father

Washington has repeatedly targeted militants from al Qaeda

Research shows twerk was first used as a noun in 1820, referring to a 'twisting or jerking movement'

The coastal district of Amreli was the worst affected, with 36 people killed in flood-related incidents

Afghan intelligence agency alleged an ISI officer provided support for attack on Afghan parliament

Houthis have stepped up attacks on Saudi border posts, despite three-month bombardment by Saudi-led coalition

Pilot dies in the crash however the infant remains unharmed

The arrests of journalists in Egypt are often violent and involve beatings, abuse, and raids of their homes

"We will not target friends like President Hollande," says Kerry

Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said the $1 billion was over and above India's existing aid pledges to Nepal

Government officials would now be allowed to communicate and negotiate with hostage takers, says Obama

Thailand's government says the men had no links to the Islamic State militant group or any criminal organisation

Police rescues 13,000 children in China last year

President and Crown Prince discuss matters of mutual understanding, regional situation and bilateral issues

The US citizen of Chechen descent was sentenced to death on six counts for perpetrating the Marathon bombings

It is essential that Israel be prevented from moving ahead with further atrocities against the Palestinians

The attacks that began overnight and continued Wednesday were the most intensive since the beginning of Ramazan

New law grants the 600,000 domestic helpers 12-hour working day, a day off once a week, and 30 days' annual leave

The report termed climate change "the ultimate threat multiplier"

$12 billion worth of deals between France and Saudi announced

Gmail originally launched the 'Undo Send' feature in March 2009, but it was hidden as an experimental Labs feature

California resident's hopes of suing KFC fail after third-party lab tests confirm the item was chicken

Tesco spokesperson says the move was ill-advised and promotion has been moved

Petition claims federal Education Minister Smriti Irani made contradictory declarations about her college degree

MTA board member sayshateful speech with its odious appeal to intolerance ignites violence

The ban led to 3.2 billion rupees worth of goods being withdrawn, Nestle says

At least 13 civilians were killed in a separate car bomb attack against a mosque in a village near Damascus

The royal family would most likely relocate to Windsor Castle west of London

The attack comes at the beginning of Ramazan, killing 15 suspected terrorists in response

Modi uses Twitter to attack opponents, such as Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and members of the opposition

The world has changed so our laws should change accordingly, says Immigration Minister Peter Dutton

A resident says rebels shot dead their victims after looting homes and shops and setting fire to buildings

Radical group is reportedly giving away sex slaves captured in war as ‘prizes’ to those who memorise the Holy...

Not everyone is happy with the campaign as it could have a negative impact on the tourism industry

Documents showed the US spied on President Francois Hollande and his two predecessors.

In total, the royal household spent £5.1 million on official travel, up £900,000 on the previous year

Government prosecutors say that Tsarnaev is a terrorist who deserves to die

State-run newspaper says 100,000 tonnes of chicken wings, beef and pork were seized in the nationwide crackdown