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More than 2,000 people gathered to mark the fifth anniversary of anti-government demos that erupted into violence

Both the countries discussed the Syria de-escalation zones and agreed to continue working on additional measures

The former soldier became the world's oldest climber to summit Everest in 2008

The ministry said the groups were Hasm and Lewaa al-Thawra

27 women and two children, were also there before being rescued by Libyan coastguard alerted by a local fisherman

At least three survivors were pulled from the crash site by rescuers and rushed to hospital

Corinne Erhel collapsed on stage during a speech at a campaign rally

Long-dormant bacteria and viruses, trapped in ice and permafrost for centuries, are reviving as Earth's climate warms

Reopening the border crossing will allow Palestinians stranded in Egypt to return to Gaza

Up to 30,000 to 40,000 people in France are anorexic, of which 90 per cent are women

Company engaged in the project believes icebergs may create micro-climates in UAE and bring rain to the arid landscape

Patna senior superintendent not entirely convinced that the story is true, orders breathalyzer tests for officers

The nation's highest court is more likely to hear a case if the federal appeals courts reach opposite rulings

Japan and China do agree on the need to respect free trade, which is crucial to Asia's trade-dependent economies

Villagers pray to the 95-year-old prince daily, asking for his blessing on the banana and yam crops

Over the past 18 months, Taliban insurgents have twice succeeded in seizing the town centre of Kunduz

Alleges boy was sent by terrorists in connivance with Pakistan Army

Opposition protests have often started peacefully but degenerated into violence

'En Marche! Movement has been the victim of a massive and co-ordinated hack this evening'

Gordy was abducted at Indian Mounds Park from a herd of goats

Lawmakers said the pick was unfit because of his past stances against transsexuals, Muslims and Latinos

The Trump Organization did not reply to an email requesting comment

Arnab Goswami, renowned for his hectoring style, is unapologetic about what viewers should expect from his channel

Oliver was fired by the force of the suburban Dallas police department

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

A flood of internal documents were released online barely 24 hours before the election

A picture of the birth certificate was widely circulated on Whatsapp in the Kingdom

Tejo said the inmates told the police they decided to escape due to inhumane conditions in the prison

Climate-related extreme events, droughts, forest fires, floods, major storm surges, have doubled since 1990

Asad Qizilbash of Pakistan says working with musicians from different musical backgrounds is not easy

The 11-page draft said the United States should avoid costly, open-ended military commitments

They're believed to be followers of US-based preacher Fethullah Gulen, the alleged mastermind of July 15 failed coup

Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Maldives agree to use it; Pakistan says working on own satellite

Activists strung up a banner in protest at the programme of far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen

With a 700-metre vertical drop, the skiing compares favourably to other destinations in neighbouring countries

A hammer and chisel were used to knock his teeth out and his body was dumped on a wasteland, consumed by animals

The acts have been put into the extremely serious phase of implementation, says ministry's statement

Local media reports women in the Kingdom no longer need a man's consent to carry out certain activities

Both laughter and applause greeted Jean-Claude Junker's comment

Crime sparked large-scale protests and led thousands of women across India to break their silence over sexual violence

German chancellor's image showing her hair censored on Saudi TV had gone viral on websites

Le Pen faces off against centrist Emmanuel Macron in the May 7 ballot

New online platform was uncovered by Europol during a 48-hour operation against Internet extremism last week

Over 5,800 children had been admitted to hospitals with gun related injuries

New rules to be implemented from October 1

Spc Hilda Clayton and four Afghan soldiers had died in 2013 when a mortar shell blew up during a training exercise

Relatives assert three companies provided "material support" to Islamic State and enabled the attacks

The vote of 217-213 could hardly have been closer in the Republican-controlled chamber

Iran's UN Ambassador says Tehran has no desire, nor any interest, in an escalation of tension in its neighbourhood

The centre will resume operations on Saturday