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Investigators believe someone may have deliberately switched off MH370's transponder

Protesters and counter-protesters clashed in scattered street brawls

Police used force to remove them, dragging some across the pavement, after verbal requests to move went unheeded

Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region has said it would hold a referendum on independence on September 25

Now that's called luck!

Vigilantes belonged to higher caste and had come from Kasor village to beat up man and his mother

'A Minnie Mouse t-shirt with our name on is not offensive in any way', said passenger

'We make all our users sign pledge that they will not discriminate, exhibit hatred', says co-founder

Victim told police officials that incident took place at children's traffic park

He concludes his piece with question, 'What will we do about The Muslim Problem then?'

Previously, most liked tweet was Ariana Grande’s following bombing in England

US President retweeted then deleted tweet by critic

13 photos from events around the world

The IMF raised its forecast for China's average annual growth from 2018-2020 to 6.4% from 6.0%

More than 2,000 other people have been killed in drug-related

Women’s rights charity says around 65% of over 1,700 female inmates in Jordan's prisons are held under 60-year-old law

Sushma Swaraj's announcement comes as ‘Independence Day gift’ for Pakistani patients

The settlers who run this company create fear of Palestinians among tourists so they spread it to their countries

Being homeless has an adverse effect on school performance

British government says it wants a frictionless frontier without "physical border infrastructure and border posts"

Well-known ornithischians include Triceratops, three-tonne Stegosaurus

New software is being developed in partnership with the Pentagon's Silicon Valley arm

Tragedy struck at noon when the massive tree toppled into a crowd

Trump draws criticism over his comments

Tripoli wants to deter foreign rescue vessels, which it accuses of collusion with people trafficking networks

The message was difficult to decipher from the photo made available by the park service

Women leaders are 'rarely token figures'

Trouble started in June when India sent troops to stop China building road in Doklam

Foreign Secretary Tehmina Janjua calls on President Ashraf Ghani to exchange views on bilateral ties

Arar border was closed after the two countries cut ties following Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait in 1990

Call for complete withdrawal of foreign forces from Afghanistan

Outraged guest posts a picture to Facebook of a notice outside the hotel pool

Test can be configured to recognise mutations unique to an individual cancer

15-foot high inflatable Trump-like rat installed close to Trump's apartment building

Religious institutions across country have been scrambling to underscore importance of secrecy in confessionals

Divisions across political, religious, ethnic lines will again rise to surface in Iraq

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying urged a peaceful resolution

EU wants agreement on how exit bill will be calculated before talks about Britain's future relationship with the bloc

In his resignation, Frazier cited need to stand against intolerance, violence

Just stop

Critics argue that by suggesting she should cover her head, character encourages young girls to grow up too quickly

India's meteorological department is forecasting more heavy rain into Wednesday

Shrine is contentious for commemorating senior military and political figures convicted of war crimes

Ground attack to try to take the city should start when the air campaign is over, says spokesperson

In June, another man named James Isaac, threw rock and shattered same glass panel

Hasina's secular government blames JMB for a slew of attacks in recent years

The government, putting everything on the line, will block war by all means

'For many in our community, including myself, this speaker's presence would be deeply disturbing'

The president often says he's not spending much time in New York to avoid paralyzing the city

First European country to have authorised sale of insect-based produce for human consumption