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The order irked certain librarians who have termed the move "censorship"

Jahangiri registered to run for the election amid concern among Rouhani’s allies the president might be disqualified

Fresh questions are being raised over the White House's approach to the ultra-sensitive status of Jerusalem

More than 300 police and paramilitary troops had been tracking the Naxals in a joint operation since the weekend

The attack comes days after a Pakistani was killed during an attack on workers at a building project

It is the city's second-largest airport after Tegel

Public radio reported that the labour action had ended several hours after it began

There were no reports of injuries

A foreign security source in Mali's north said the two kidnappers claimed "militant" ties

New study finds aerated drinks cause one to feel empty, increasing weight

His Twitter message came one day after news broke that he allegedly divulged classified information

Yonatan Tesfaye wrote that the government used 'force against the people instead of using peaceful discussion'

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Ian Brady and his partner Myra Hindley had tortured and murdered five children between July 1963 and October 1965

She only cooks with firewood and uses her eyes instead of cutlery to measure ingredients

The Danish girl will receive her final sentence on Thursday

Jeremy Corbyn says the country has been run 'for the rich, the elite and the vested interests' in seven years

The priest was rushed to hospital for treatment of neck wounds, police said.

Facebook made 50 posts unavailable to Thai users after requests from the government in 2016.

India's 2 million transgender people have recently been accorded basic civil rights

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

After setting himself on fire, Jared McLemore ran inside the bar where his ex-girlfriend works

Global Times also says New Delhi wants to pile pressure on China but its absence has not affected the forum in Beijing

Accused, Saddam Hussain, was trying to make identity card in name of feared terrorist

Cockpit security emerged as a top priority for airlines in September 2001

Joshua Vallum pleaded guilty last December to the 2015 murder of his former romantic partner

The White House did not respond to a request for comment about the status of the review process

Claim was made in response to a suggestion that New Delhi could’ve hired a better lawyer

He died from a 'caffeine-induced cardiac event causing a probable arrhythmia'

The latest ban closes US borders to citizens from six countries for 90 days

Rouhani is still seen as the frontrunner, but he faces a tougher than expected challenge from Raisi

At least a dozen different names are being mentioned in US media as candidates to replace Comey

Erdogan's government wants to develop traditional sports to celebrate the glory days of Turkey's past

Researchers calculated that diesel NOx pollution will cause more than 183,000 premature deaths per year by 2040

Mohammed Ali claims his price comparison website is worth a lot more

The latest development planned by the emirate aims to attract 20 million visitors a year by 2020

P Chidambaram, a senior leader of the opposition Congress party, has been a vocal critic of Indian PM Modi

The country has accused Washington of pushing the Korean peninsula to the brink of nuclear war

Waiz was born in a refugee camp at the end of the Soviet war in Afghanistan

Since coming to office in January, Trump has lurched from crisis to crisis

Cyber attack strikes banks, hospitals and government agencies among a variety of other targets

Hana Khatib is an attorney from the northern town of Tamra

North Korea launched ballistic missile on Sunday in what is seen as a challenge to South Korea's new president

The Gangs of Wasseypur star is distressed over the incessant violence in the disputed Himalayan region

Kidnappers send a video to their families showing their loved ones being tortured and starved

No action has been recommended against the army major, claims India Today

Move made in bid to track journey to Pakistan – where they suspect birds being hunted

The girl was raped by her stepfather and is due to give birth in four months

‘The 60-year-old was asked to stop but when she continued to march towards Indian territory, she was shot’

Provincial education ministry releases documentary to educate students about importance of books