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Hollande, whose country was rocked by extremist attacks in recent past, was also fiercely critical of the US riposte

The 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks cast a pall over New York Fashion Week on Sunday

Special papal envoy archbishop held outdoor mass in Skopje's main square, close to house where Mother Teresa was born

Pyongyang 'will be completely destroyed by ballistic missiles and high-explosives shells' if need be: sources

She departed the event after about 90 minutes while the ceremony was underway

Extremist organisations 'know that they will never be able to defeat a nation as great as America', says US president

Abdur Rahim, 35, allegedly had a key role in July's Dhaka cafe attack in which 22 people died

'Muslims are passing through a difficult time and they can overcome these difficulties only through unity'

Zika infections in pregnant women have been shown to cause microcephaly, a severe birth defect

Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump temporarily paused their election campaign to attend service

A further 14 soldiers were wounded when bomber drove an explosives-laden car into an army position in Abyan province

Army official says Indian soldiers shot and killed four militants as they tried to cross border

Atta's family has long claimed they believe he had nothing to with the attacks and was alive

Over 1.8 million gather from sunrise at hill and vast surrounding plain known as Mount Arafat, about 15kms from Makkah

Senior firefighting official says structure is still too dangerous to enter properly to search through debris

US must recognise North Korea as 'nuclear weapons state'

Playful Paws Pet Centre in says a ‘travesty of life’ happened and its staff are reaching out to dogs' owners

‘Basket of Deplorables’ becomes trending hashtag on Twitter with users venting their fury at former secretary of state

‘Abdul Karim was suspected to be one of the planners of cafe attack and to have rented flat for militants’

As China marks 40th anniversary of death of Great Helmsman, here are some of world's most famous preserved cadavers

Ornella G. was remanded in custody after being charged with association with a terrorist group

The numbers are down this year because of the absence of 64,000 Iranians over tensions with Saudi Arabia

Being the primary form of political expression for Muslim youth does not make Islam the primary cause of violence

The budget for the CIA, FBI and National Security Agency has nearly doubled since 2001

Here is the timeline of the events that fateful morning, which reshaped the course of US history

At stake is Britain's position as a major world economy along with its future economic and employment growth

FO remarks came in response to Afghan President Ghani’s threat of blocking Pakistan’s land access to Central Asia

The 22-year-old stabbed the 59-year-old man who was walking through a park, later attacked the police

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says dead included 13 women and 13 children

Three women were wounded and arrested in the shootout as police raided a hideout in the capital

A Saudi news report says the top cleric will not address the pilgrims at Arafat for 'health reasons' on Sunday

Samsung announced a recall of the smartphones due to faulty batteries causing it to set on fire

The 5.7 magnitude eathquake was felt as far as nearby Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda and Kenya

We cannot give in to those who would divide us; we cannot react in ways that erode our society, says US President

A young man was killed when his head was hit with tear gas canister while another died of pellet injuries

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Taliban forces briefly seized Kunduz city a year ago

Nearly 1.5 million people are set to begin the annual Hajj in Saudi Arabia today

What Apple named project Titan had grown to more than a thousand people but ran into problems

Pakistan’s National Assembly passed a unanimous resolution condemning execution of Jamaat-e-Islami leaders

Emirjeta Xhelili, 32, allegedly tried to rip the hijab from the women's heads during the attack in Brooklyn

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission Friday urged Note 7 owners to stop using it

More than 2,750 people were killed when two passenger jets destroyed the Twin Towers

Home ministry directs Reserve Bank of India to seek prior permission before giving any money to the NGO

North's latest test, preceded by a volley of missile launches in recent months, sparked worldwide condemnation

Statement draws ridicule

Around 100 people were working when flames tore through the four-storey factory

'What we are looking for is to trigger EU operations more easily'

The band will play their first-ever show in India in a free performance

They are protesting due to long-term isolation, inadequate health care, overcrowding, violent attacks and slave labour