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Spokesperson says Operation Mansouri will be mix of conventional, guerrilla, suicide attacks on Afghan, foreign forces

Body parts of a twin had grown inside the toddler

Nearly 9,000 US troops remain in Afghanistan

Latest poll suggests Macron will defeat Le Pen by a margin of 21 points in the runoff on May 7

Fresh takes on the centuries-old musical tradition have started winning over Bangkok's hipster elite

'I loved my previous life, I had so many things going'

All four people were arrested on suspicion of the commission, preparation and instigation of militant acts

Law falls short of a total ban in public places demanded by right-wing parties

Rare fatwas, which also includes on environment, were issued at the end of a 3-day gathering of female clerics

Marines were targeted near where Washington this month dropped the 'Mother of All Bombs'

Polish PM extended his country’s support in a meeting with Indian Vice President in Warsaw

Russian military says the Liman had a hole ripped out of its hull in the incident

Police sealed off a wide area around the hospital, says report

All options on the table to deal with North Korea, says Admiral Harry Harris

Police say the man was detained on a major street between parliament and the residence of PM Theresa May

The strike would only be the second such attack since President Donald Trump took office

US govt made it expressly clear through actions they wanted change of govt, says Jonathon

Four grenade attacks occurred in past month

Indonesia has long been praised for its moderate, inclusive brand of Islam

Abubakar was inspired to take up the pen in the late 1970s

'We can identify patients to treat even if they have no clinical signs of disease'

Ministers from the remaining 27 countries met without Britain for the first time for a final check of the guidelines

It’s never too late to start saving

Authorities in Reunion estimate there are around 100 militants on the island

Witnesses said she was stripped naked and thrown on a pile of wood that was set alight

Shamri had renounced Islam and expressed his views on social media leading to his arrest in 2014

The militias dislodged Islamic State from Hatra, which suffered great destruction under the militants' three-year rule

The violence comes after the most prominent insurgent group rejected peace talks organised by the ruling junta

'China now needs to have its own sense of responsibility'

Sitting atop Moti Doongri Hill, the site is important as communal tension is on the rise

Mural artist is facing criticism for plagiarising another artist's work who had posted an identical image earlier

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Medical team resigned over claims they lied about success of weight loss surgery performed

Afghanistan's National Security Council has refused to comment on the Kandahar strategy

The report says 210 children were killed between January to March, up 17 per cent from the same period last year

Pakistan's Maritime Security Agency (MSA) says five boats belonging to the fishermen have also been seized

On an average, women make only 80 cents for every dollar earned by men

Boeing 777 had left London for the Jamaican capital Kingston on late Wednesday

It will fulfill your childhood dreams of living in a tree house

Access to immunisation has helped to eradicate polio, with only Nigeria, Pakistan and Afghanistan still affected

Mothers of May Square was initiated in 1977 when 14 women gathered to protest the military dictatorship

Beijing insists its activities are for defense purposes, in areas it considers its waters

This is another sign of the greater authority Trump appears comfortable giving his military commanders

Hamas and Abbas's Palestinian Authority are in constant dispute over payment, leading to constant shortages

The United States and South Korea agreed last year to deploy the THAAD to counter the threat of missile launches

It has sought to take advantage of the global lull in nuclear project construction since the Fukushima disaster

United typically oversells flights by less than zero to 3 per cent of the plane's seat capacity

The brand was trolled mercilessly on Twitter

Canada said it was ready to come to talks on renewing NAFTA at any time

More than 320,000 people have been killed since Syria's conflict erupted in 2011