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Some 75,000 people fled across the nearby border to Bangladesh, according to the United Nations

Most of those on board the Boeing 777 were Dutch, but others came from 17 countries, including 38 Australians

However, the force had rescued more than 2,000 people from the worst-hit regions and relocated them to higher ground

Wave of unrest that broke out in October 2015 has claimed the lives of at least 282 Palestinians

Iranian border forces killed one of the attackers and wounded two others

Doha's hosting privilege challenged under FIFA's Article 85

Illuminated anti-coup slogans were hung between the minarets of some of Istanbul's greatest Ottoman mosques

Aizaz Chaudhry says the community is playing a vital role in various fields of life in the US

It is the third-holiest site in Islam and the most sacred for Jews

Singh says she has been the victim of body shaming online

Turkey's president says there's no way to "sugar-coat this betrayal of Turkey's friendship"

The student self-immolated at the Central University for Tibetan Studies in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh state

Also votes for 3 legislative amendments to impose tougher conditions for reimbursement of defence funding to Pakistan

Children as young as eight years old are being recruited for drug dealing

New Accord to rival Toyota Camry launching this month

Of the five employees who are suing the agency, three are Muslim, one is gay and one is black

The centre with the new name was seen as part of An historic Oxford-India Partnership.

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The attacks occurred in less than 90 minutes across east London left several people with facial burns

Saudi interior ministry calls the incident a 'terrorist crime'

Ravens were able to pick out tools for later use and could also barter with humans

Trump also argued that the wall should be, at least in part, see through

Although this week's agreement was concluded for $1, investors need to come up with $11.2 million to keep operating

Nagpur-based Kanchanmala is completely blind and swims in the S11 category

There is also a bill before Congress that will explicitly bar Defense Department from using any Kaspersky products

Victims were attacked with rods, robbed and molested

Qatar's opponents said it fell short of allaying their concerns

'Stop complaining and take steps to improve your life'

Sadia Mehran is engaged to Syed Shariq Hashmi, who runs a medical wholesale business in India

Trump offered his first detailed account of a dramatic closed-door meeting with Putin

Famous Indian comedy group posted a picture of the Indian prime minister with Snapchat’s dog filter

The teenager then also posted a message on her mother's Facebook page that she's "so sorry"

Khurshed had opted to undergo a so-called 'purity' test and received a doctor's letter confirming the result

Social media was quick to call out POTUS

Voting concludes on Monday and votes will be counted on Thursday

Trump administration defined 'close family relationship' to include parents, spouses, children, fiancees and siblings

Attacks took place in a span of 90 minutes

A number of people were wounded in the attack, police said

Indonesia is the world's laziest country

The study projects additional heat-related deaths of nearly 52,000 elderly people across the region

'I will not allow this country to be told what to do by foreigners, it’s why we have Trump'

Salim shah says he kept trying to convince attackers that the meat was mutton and not beef, but they wouldn’t listen

Macron was torn apart on Twitter and Facebook for his rough racism

Of the 100 killings, a third were linked to mining and oil operations

Tillerson said he was not a direct mediator but supporting the emir of Kuwait in building bridges to end the crisis

An American Airlines spokesperson on Wednesday said that maintaining the programme 'no longer (makes) sense for us'

The UN atomic agency said as recently as June 2 that Tehran is sticking to the terms of the deal

Both sides had discussed ways to avoid dangerous misunderstandings over issues such as exercises, says Stoltenberg

The Justice Department called it the largest ever enforcement action of its kind

Indian External Affairs Ministry spokesperson says central issue between the two countries is cross-border terrorism