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Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah escapes unhurt in bombing

Three assailants stabbed passers-by at random after smashing into pedestrians in a van

Indian home minister says 90 IS sympathisers have been arrested

90,000 people are expected to attend the event which ends on Sunday

A professor says Muslims have started avoiding public gatherings because anything they say can be misconstrued

DG Health Dr Assad Hafeez has formally taken office as chairman of WHO executive board

UNESCO praised the inception and initial implementation of the government's plan

Title awarded to King Salman because of his noble positions and tremendous contributions

At least four people were killed and 15 wounded in the gunfire

69 % of US voters believe the United States should participate in the agreement.

Modi spent the day with Putin in St Petersburg

The locations raided were residences and offices, allegedly belonging to Hurriyat members and big hawala traders

'This new law represents a huge step backward for freedom of association in Egypt'

It is unusual for Trump's daughter Ivanka not to be at her father's side on such momentous occasions.

The 38-year-old son of an Indian doctor, who will replace Enda Kenny, will also be Ireland's youngest-ever premier.

Organisers asked fans at the three-day event to leave calmly 'in order to help police investigations'

Senior Obama State Department officials, senators from both parties flexed their muscles to keep the sanctions intact

Public anger has mounted after an explosives-laden sewage tanker detonated in Kabul, killing 90 people

Palestinians are concerned at possible changes in the rules, under which Jews can visit the mosque but not pray

Water surged into cars, homes and businesses after 600 millimetres of rain fell in under 11 hours in some areas

Sicilian Mafia is one of the world’s most famous and feared organised crime networks

Study warns loss of biodiversity could 'substantially diminish the benefits that people derive from nature'

The deceased include a 12-year-old girl who was sleeping when the elephant strayed into the village

Indians used nearly 1.3 billion gigabytes of data in March 2017

The launch will be the 100th from NASA's historic launch pad 39A

Ummul Kher started living in a slum on her own when she had just passed her eighth grade

Afsar Khan, 15, posted his photograph on the social networking website and captioned it "Pakistan Zindabad"

Even without the US, which ratified the pact under Barack Obama in September 2016, the 55/55 threshold is met

'We don’t condone suicide bombing in any way, shape or form' said Imam Irfan Chisti

The 21st century has already seen 16 of the 17 hottest years on record.

Any company that now wants to use "covfefe" commercially will have to ask Holknekt for permission.

Russian president assures PM Modi that Pakistan is taking immense steps to stabilise situation in country

With France's Emmanuel Macron taking the lead, they lashed Trump's decision as misguided

The programme will show how technology can make boarding simple and seamless for the traveller

The demonstration underlines the growing public anger with the government for its failure to ensure public security.

India's defence minister blames Islamabad of scuttling ‘all attempts for bilateral peace talks’

Theory is that this blood vessel damage disrupts communication in areas of the brain important for mood control

Business world expressed frustration with President Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accord

Cause of the blast has not been confirmed

The Democratic lawmakers' letter asked if Kushner Companies had engaged in any lobbying

Unclear whether the government's security concerns outweighed the plaintiffs' concerns about discrimination

Police surrounded the complex following the reports of the gunfire, which occurred just after midnight

30% of the profits will go to programs supporting Mexican migrants to the US

Public must not lose sight of the real story here that is racism, says Fletcher

The question is not if that move happens, but only when, says the White House

Customers are downloading our apps in record numbers, says Apple's senior vice president of marketing Schiller

It was not immediately known if there were any casualties

The network announces the termination after earlier criticising the photos

British newspaper says the UKIP leader had not been accused of wrongdoing and was not a suspect either

Says full nudity, even in the framework of art, offended many people in Israeli society