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Ataribox has striking similarities with the original Atari

While some have rushed to her defence, some Saudis are calling for her arrest

"What they want is only women and sex. It's disgusting," says Rahma, a former ISIS bride

They had gone to milk their cows in a meadow August 15, 1942 and never returned

The Gulf crisis is the worst to hit the region since the establishment of the Gulf Cooperation Council

An ongoing crisis surrounding the White House has hobbled the tycoon's presidency

PM Loong has said the country is not yet ready for same-sex marriage since society is still conservative

Major Shikhar Thapa was deployed in Uri sector of Indian-occupied Kashmir

The footage shows man comforting his mother whilst wearing a traditional China dress

Naidu's candidacy will ensure adequate representation of southerners in top public offices dominated by northerners

Game of Thrones or Game of Trumps?

Lead professors claim it's the strongest soft material ever obtained by human beings

Businesses had to close or improvise to remain open during shutdown

Zarif said they would discuss Iran's complaints about non-US compliance

Ukrainian embassy in Washington denied allegations it had 'colluded' with Democrats against the Trump campaign

They walked through the old part of town shaking hands and posing for photos carrying Polish and British flags

Malala met some of the released girls in Abuja earlier on Monday

They are now hoping to set an example for girls in their ultra-conservative country

PLA holds five drills to practise quick movement of troops, destroying enemy aircraft

Kuwait has been leading mediation efforts between Qatar and the four Arab states boycotting it

Lawmakers agree to a three-month extension of the current emergency law

No further information was provided about Fereydoun’s health

Flooding has risen to at least 76, officials said Monday, with eight people killed in the past day

Four Pakistani soldiers were martyred on Sunday after Indian troops targeted their vehicle along the LoC

More than 110,000 have been forced to flee the city of Jilin due to the heavy rain, says official report

More than 50 fighters were killed and vehicles and equipment destroyed during the two-day offensive

The airline receives massive support right after their response

The two neighbours' troops have lined up 'eyeball to eyeball' in recent days

No arrests had been made over the alleged harassment yet

While most people saluted the company, others were cynical about Reebok's intentions

She was 'interested in exploring what it means when to be loyal to oneself is to betray the home you have come from'

Four wounded were in a serious condition, but a later statement said none of the injuries were serious, army said

'We need to be certain that Qatar is no longer an official or unofficial sponsor of terrorist causes'

Judge observes present laws provide more strict punishment to perpetrators of cow-related crimes than drivers who kill

Many found amusement in the gaffe

Several local residents donated suits and other items for homeless to wear to event

'We believe 99 per cent he is alive'

More than 26,500 civilians have died and nearly 49,000 injured as a result of armed conflict since January 2009

Baby Trudeau is the youngest of the Syrian refugee family

A larger number of stressful events linked to poorer cognitive function in later life

Rural unit president claims Shaha will be expelled from the party

Pyongyang has staged a series of missile launches in violation of UN resolutions

Proposals to change security measures at the compound have sparked controversy in the past

Critics say Erdogan is using a state of emergency introduced after the coup to target opposition figures

Chicago's struggle with violence continues after a federal investigation found police routinely violated civil rights

Comparisons between Pooh and Chinese President Xi Jinping first emerged in 2013

Qatar said in late May that hackers had posted fake remarks by the emir

Muslims are considering going to court to challenge the case

US president's disapproval rating has jumped five points to 58 per cent

Reportedly, he was part of 'an infiltration project' aimed at gathering 'highly confidential articles' for US, British