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Authorities did not yet say what caused the four-deck Almirante to go down

Dozens of relatives wait outside hospitals in Bahawalpur to claim the bodies of their loved ones

An estimated $385 million in opium, heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine tablets was put to flames

With 3-1 victory, Greenshirts go one step closer to 2018 World Cup qualification

Police say it is not believed to be a terror incident

The gondola at Gulmarg is one of the world's highest

Despite a relentless offensive, troops have failed to dislodge gunmen from entrenched positions in the city's pockets

Authorities blamed the glass quarter as smoke from the furnaces yellowed the Taj's magnificent white marble

Explosion took place in an area where illegal underground coal mining is widespread and accidents are not uncommon

Erdogan welcomes Qatar's dismissal of a sweeping list of demands from Saudi Arabia

More than 2,500 people of the 195 families separated by immigration or deportations attended the event

Relations between New Delhi and Washington warmed under Trump's predecessor Barack Obama

Ruet-e-Hilal committee will convene a meeting on Sunday to sight the moon for Shawwal in Pakistan

Reports in British media say that hackers were selling passwords for MPs online

Israel has conducted multiple air strikes in Syria since that country's civil war erupted in 2011

Officials said they do not know what caused the explosion

The protest came as the new president Moon Jae-In heads to Washington next week for his first summit with Trump

Spain's sea rescue service said Thursday that it had saved more than 400 migrants this week alone

21-year-old Nina Skye says says she hopes to continue teaching in the future

The document has not been published but has been widely leaked and the demands are sweeping in their scope

French colleague Stephan Villeneuve and Iraqi Kurdish reporter Bakhtiyar Addad, were also killed in Monday's blast

The man cut off the victim's clothes and raped her twice before leaving her alone in the dungeon

Says US would like to see normalisation of ties between Pakistan and India

The intelligence shocked the White House and put US security chiefs on a top-secret crisis footing

However, instead of potential living arrangements, Munir garnered fans and even a marriage proposal

Six foreign pilgrims were wounded when a suicide bomber blew himself up near the Grand Mosque in Makkah

Imam was hailed hero for intervening when residents started beating man accused of driving into people

A Snapchat user posted a video being racist towards a fellow Sikh passenger who he thought was Muslim

Court hands women from Abu Dhabi's ruling al-Nahyan family 15-month suspended sentences for human trafficking

Sujatro Ghosh started a protest by asking women to wear a cow mask in public places

Guterres extended his condolences to families of victims and wished injured speedy recovery

Just hours earlier, police said that manslaughter charges could be brought over the Grenfell inferno.

The demands confirm that 'the crisis is profound'

Some 40 homes in the village of Xinmo were swallowed by huge boulders after the side of a mountain collapsed.

Turkey senior official claims evolution controversial and difficult to understand

A toilet is being constructed, a road is being built and community hall will also be built in the village

The successors would have to be well-versed in Islam, the next in line are not

Trump earlier claimed having tapes of his conversation with Comey

The blast partially collapsed the building where he had taken refuge, injuring six pilgrims

The CIA informed President Obama that the Russian president gave direct orders to ensure that Trump beat Clinton

The commemoration coincided with an intensifying battle for influence in the region between Iran and Saudi Arabia

Thanks to my hosts for being so gracious at the very end of Ramazan, says Facebook CEO

Curriculum board's chief says the "controversial" topic is too complicated for ninth grade students

The previous deadliest 30-day period was between April 23 and May 23 this year that cost 225 civilian lives

He said, that some of the staffers that Mueller has hired for his investigation "are all Hillary Clinton supporters"

Residents of Douma can be seen breaking their fast as a symbol of resilience in the face of death and destruction

Collection of 56 letters to be sold at auction from July 6 to 13 and covers a raft of subjects

12 people are killed and more than 20 have been wounded, including women and children

Users once again restricted to sending text, photos, videos only

May stressed that all Grenfell victims, would be able to access whatever help they need