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Thousands of mourners defied the security curbs Sunday to attend the burial of the rebel commander

Two more men were arrested as police continued to close in on the group, which killed 22 people at a concert hall

Apart from the 15 killed in the accident, two children were wounded and taken to hospital, says official

After being denied Indian visa, Mohammad Abdullah jumped off Wagah border

Suspect started shouting ethnic and religious slurs at two Muslim women commuting on a train

Warplanes struck seven PKK targets in the Avasin-Basyan region of northern Iraq

A US navy warship conducted a so-called freedom-of-navigation drill near Mischief Reef in the disputed Spratly Islands

The two men and an air hostess were rushed to hospital in a serious condition

Munir al Adam was imprisoned during protests held in the Shia-dominated east of Saudi Arabia in 2012

Heavy rains on Friday triggered the worst flooding and landslides in 14 years

Its removal from the front plaza of Bangladesh's top court triggered violent clashes between police and secular groups

Findings suggest low level transmission of Zika virus and new cases may occur in future, warns WHO

Sunni-led Saudi Arabia and Shia-majority Iran are on opposing sides in a number of regional conflicts

Mathias Depardon was detained on May 8 while working on a report in Hasankeyf

Gold smuggling in Bangladesh is at a record high

Media have been careful to note that their sources did not say Kushner was a 'target' of the investigation

Within days, the mosque's blood soaked carpets were cleaned & the faithful started returning. But their worries linger

Banners bearing the slogan 'Two states, One Hope' featured in the demonstration

Police needed any information the public might have about his movements from May 18 when he returned to Britain

Some travellers claimed they were not informed about cancelled flights until more than an hour after BA told media

US president disappointed allies by not mentioning his support for Article 5

The Argentinian pope blasted the "faceless" nature of parts of today's economy

The president made the remarks while addressing a military camp aimed at lifting troops' spirits

Masked gunmen in three pick-up trucks had attacked the bus as it was heading for a monastery

Defendant continued assault despite woman saying she was pregnant

Kiev blames Moscow for starting, backing three-year war that killed over 10,000 people

Since the coup attempt, dozens of Turkish diplomats and high-ranking officials have sought asylum in Germany

The US president earlier scolded the alliance's members for not spending enough on defence

After starting his first presidential trip abroad wreathed in smiles, Trump is ending it with rebukes

He revealed his identity as Baktash Noori, 22-years-old, same age as Salman Abedi, the suicide bomber

Two of the crew members are in a serious condition, say officials

The walk was organised by the community leaders of the North Manchester Jamia Mosque

ISPR says gate has been opened for Ramazan at request of Afghan authorities

Award was meant as 'a joke'

Ava Bell's whole class was punished because of one’s pupil bad behaviour

Turkey issued arrest warrants for the owner and three employees of the Sozcu newspaper

Thirteen soldiers, two policemen and 31 militants have died in the fighting, according to authorities.

Sabzar, along with his two associates, was first arrested on Saturday night and then killed in custody

The Taliban launched their annual spring offensive in late April

Kodiyeri Balakrishnan says no one can question Indian army

An Israel Prisons Service spokeswoman confirmed the hunger strike was over

The Russian ambassador, Sergei Kislyak, was surprised by Kushner's idea of the secret channel

Brzezinski received a doctorate from Harvard University in 1953 and became an American citizen in 1958

Tripoli has been gripped by a power struggle between militias since Moamer Gaddafi was toppled in 2011

Richard Browning, with little experience of engineering, developed his jet suit with the help of friends

The defeated Democratic presidential nominee made her remarks in a commencement address at her alma mater

The Pentagon says the conduct of Chinese jets was 'unsafe and unprofessional'

'I extend my best wishes to Muslims everywhere for a blessed month...'

Environment Ministry issues a notification under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act

Delivering a damning indictment of Trump, Khizr Khan had questioned whether the Republican even read the Constitution