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An influx of sub-Saharan migrants over the past two decades has breathed life into many Moroccan churches

Two foreign-flagged oil tankers seized after an hours-long gunbattle

Witnesses saw the suspect being forced to take her veil off while her bags were searched

Freddy Guevara urged people to protest on Monday

Footage allegedly showed the youngest son of Khaled Sharrouf, who was stripped off Australian nationality

Armenian Yazidis believe their ethnic kin from Sinjar have been influenced by Islamic traditions of the Iraqi majority

Polls showed the party of Prime Minister Theresa May remained between 11 and 17 points ahead of Labour

Trump, in his speech, presented his record so far as 'very exciting and very productive'

Peoples Climate March took place under stifling, near-record heat and on the 100th day of Trump's presidency

A commission of the Ministry of the Revolutionary Armed Forces is investigating the causes of the accident

Bodies of two children were among the missing after a dinghy capsized late Friday in Andhra Pradesh state

It is the second large-scale purge since the narrow victory of an April 16 referendum

The legality of the practice is currently under debate in the country’s Supreme Court

'The newsletters authors need a reality check', said a professor of sociology at University of Kent

HRW noted that many vigilantes are linked to extremist Hindu groups affiliated with ruling BJP

However, there was a plot twist and it was out of a Bollywood movie

Married for 69 years, Isaac and Teresa passed away laying side by side in hospital

Pope Francis visits Coptic Church bombed by IS

'Come and join this caravan of peace... Set your goals, and I will be with you on your good goals'

China insists it has sovereign rights over South China Sea

Evaldas Rimasauskas could face a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison

Apple Dubai Mall will serve as a venue to watch the spectacular evening fountain shows

UN body on Friday laid bare major differences among key powers over the way to address the North Korea crisis

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Remaining 27 countries are set to demand that Britain resolves the key divorce issues of 'people, money and Ireland'

The new route is longer than Russia's famous Trans-Siberian railway

'By coming to Egypt, the pope is showing us that nothing can prevent us from praying, including terrorism'

The hard and bitter truth is that the Arctic as it is known today is certainly gone

The Pentagon estimates about 1,000 IS fighters remain in Afghanistan

The pet cats are being abducted and returned with hairless underbellies since December

Sandy Phan-Gillis was arrested in March 2015

Says that military was investigating if they were killed by ground fire, either by American or Afghan commandos

The dual-seat thunder aircraft was co-developed by Pakistan and China

Idols were smashed at Gharo temple in overnight attack

Move comes after another purge launched in March last year discovered over 19,700 'ghost workers'

Haroon Syed, 19, was caught after he discussed his plans online with intelligence agents posing as fellow extremists

Lavishes praise on Chinese President Xi Jinping for assistance in trying to rein in Pyongyang

Prosecutors claim it was an attempt to fuel the public's resentment against refugees and asylum seekers

Trump’s overall approval rating in a poll has declined steadily over the past two weeks

The girl, a student at a private school in Delhi, was allegedly kidnapped, raped and thrown out of a moving car

Stunned detainees came stumbling out of a hidden room

Merkel was attending a panel discussion in Berlin

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Carrier's latest step to contain damage from an incident that sparked international outrage

Kashmiris say they use social media to show the world what is done to them generation after generation

Hamid Mir says Bangladeshi premiere had deceived recipients of awards

The 2016 study of 199 countries concluded that just 13 per cent of the world's population enjoys a 'free press'

The incident exposes the challenges that live streaming content poses to governments and the hosting companies

The EU says questions about Northern Ireland are among those that must be resolved as part of the Brexit divorce

Says parents are preventing children from learning about Islam and other faiths