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Illinois officials said last month that they shut down their state's voter registration after a hack

Turkey began talks about joining the European Union in 2005 but has made little progress

According to International Organization for Migration around 105,000 migrants have reached Italy by boat in 2016

The firm could be ordered to pay back taxes to Ireland

A high resolution X-ray CT study of Lucy, indicates she suffered fractures to her right humerus

White House says Obama would meet the firebrand leader on the sidelines of a summit in Laos

The minister's comments have been widely rapped

Dinesh and Tarakeshwari Rathod, both police constables, said they reached the top of Everest on May 23

Tantaros in her lawsuit says she was taken off the air in April in retaliation for rebuffing Roger Ailes' advances

The setbacks have raised serious doubts that it will be achieved by the end of the year as hoped

The Al Meroz, which boasts mosque-like architecture, has two prayer rooms and three halal dining halls

The F/A-18 C single-seater had been taking part in a training exercise

The report of the executions comes soon after the South said North Korea's deputy ambassador in London had defected

Supreme Court rejects Mir Quasem Ali's last attempt to overturn the death sentence handed down two years ago

Currently a Category Three hurricane, Madeline is expected to pass "dangerously close" to Hawaii's Big Island

Situation in IoK and concerns over Afghanistan will be raised in talks on Tuesday with NSA Ajit Doval

Police had alleged Ayad said "Allahu Akbar" during the attack and again when arrested

'If people are trying to build walls, we are building bridges' Imam Shamsi Ali of New York says

The attacker dies and at least three other people wounded in the assault described as a terrorist attack

Turkey has a military base in Qatar which houses up to 3,000 troops or possibly more 'depending on the needs'

Efforts to foster good relations will include creation of an Islamic foundation, funded with money from within France

Tea plantations in India - the world's second largest producer of tea after China - employ about 3.5 million workers

The US military has made clear it wants to do more with India, especially in countering China

Wilder's last major role was in a TV film version of "Alice in Wonderland" in the late 1990s

Mark Zuckerberg also met Italian PM Matteo Renzi, who is pushing to upgrade Italy's limited internet infrastructure

The teenager posted a message calling for the postponement of A-level examinations

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The denial comes two years after Mark David Chapman's last parole request was rejected

Kerry will meet with PM Modi and take part in a 'strategic dialogue' between the two nations

The move comes hours after the Modi government announces an end to a 52-day lockdown in the disputed region

Seven other soldiers also wounded in the attack; two militants believed to have been killed, says official

23 pupils had died after consuming the poisonous lunch in 2013 in eastern Bihar

The teenager contacted Islamic State members and asked them to help her plan an attack, prosecutors say

Pupils at Pretoria High School for Girls say they were forced to chemically straighten their hair and not have afros

Ghulam Rasool Kambay has more than dozen tutorial centres in villages in a district south of main city of Srinagar

The Hue motion sensor also senses whether its day or night time and adjusts its lighting accordingly

The organisation has contacts with eight entities around the world and one of them is in South Asia, says US Secretary

Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said a law against the garments would be ruled unconstitutional

A South African hotelier said he had picked up a piece of aircraft wreckage off the coast

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Television footage showed the animals' dead bodies lying close together on the ground

The 35-riyal ($10) levy is to be introduced this week, Hamad International Airport says

Iran and the six major powers reached a landmark nuclear deal in 2015 aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear programme

Tasnim gave no details on how the Iranian authorities had warned the unmanned drone to leave its airspace

Ruling comes in the wake of the practice being challenged by an Indian Muslim woman

Health official says five members of a same family are among the dead

Committee to Protect Journalists says intimidation and attacks on reporters were especially rife in rural areas

The team was based on a barren, northern slope of Mauna Loa, living inside a dome that is 36 feet

One-day trip of US Secretary of State is expected to focus on mounting concerns of extremist violence in country

If you're a dog owner, you'll be familiar with the frantic shaking after bath time