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Inspectors from National Environment Agency visit homes in a suburban district to check for potential breeding sites

Sources say attacker drove his vehicle into a gathering of new recruits at the camp in northern Aden

Chef says 'all Muslims are terrorists'

Afghanistan and Pakistan are the only two countries in the world where polio remains endemic

Afghan National Directorate for Security says Wilson had been freed on Sunday night after a raid by special forces

Afghan officials say Sirajuddin Haqqani's brother Anas Haqqani was taking care of fundraising for Haqqani network

The building was empty and no one was wounded

Police searching the airport, taking all precautions to ensure the public's safety

'S-300 system is a defence system not an assault one, but the Americans did their best for Iran not to get hold of it'

Such passages are typically used by drug traffickers or undocumented migrants

Foreign ministers gathered in eastern German town of Weimar to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the 'Weimar Triangle'

'This is a temporary suspension and we will let you know of any further updates' Uber spokesperson in Dubai said

The group’s chief Mullah Rasool is thought by some to have been arrested inside Pakistan

While Turkey says 25 Kurdish militants were killed in its air strikes but denies there were civilian casualties

Bernard Cazeneuve reiterated the government's opposition to legislating on the controversial matter

Heavy fighting resumed on Sunday after a one-week lull

Up to 300,000 asylum seekers are expected to arrive Europe this year, says Federal Office for Migrants and Refugees

"Basically, you have a psychopath running for president," David Plouffe said in an interview on NBC's 'Meet the Press'

It took several hours to remove the unwanted passenger from the flight bound for the French capital

Turkey started talks about joining the EU in 2005 but has made little progress despite an initial burst of reforms

The statement did not offer any details about strongman Karimov's condition

The suspect was released on bail after a few days in jail but is still under investigation

Residents of the hill town said up to 10 people were still missing

Nearly 1.1 million asylum seekers arrived in Germany last year

The couple were found on uninhabited East Fayu island in Micronesia by a US Navy air crew

The protest was organised by the The True Blue Crew, an anti-immigration group in Australia

The rollerblades are procured from a second-hand market with goods from Israel

Mbah Gotho has official identification showing his birth date to be December 1870

The 15-member council agreed on Friday to "take further significant measures" against North Korea

Authorities said they were investigating why the jail's guards did not resist Saturday's raid

Tom Jackson, 30, suffered critical head injuries in the attack by Frenchman Smail Ayad, 29

While many dream of becoming an international track star, the 22-year-old Kenyan may actually have a chance

PM Nawaz nominated 22 parliamentarians as special envoys to be dispatched to world capitals to highlight the problem

Once Article 50 is triggered, it would start a two-year countdown to Britain's exit from the European Union

The 2,000-mile US-Mexico border runs from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific

The center of Gaston was located 655 miles east-southeast of Bermuda

There were no casualties and no disruption to flights, says Diyarbakir governor Huseyin Aksoy

Proposes an e-verify system to prevent the illegal community from gaining access to welfare and other benefits

Omani fishermen and police rescued all 11 crew on board

The strikes hit near a tent where people were receiving condolences for those killed in the neighbouring district

A nine-year-old brother of the boy was also wounded when a rocket his their family's home, says official

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Policewomen will be able to cover their heads so long as the headscarf is the same colour as the uniform

Hong Kong opens its first rabbit cafe despite warning from vets that it could put stress on the animals.

The photos are on display at the Marlborough Contemporary Museum in London

Police should record all events, take greater responsibility for the content of performances and behaviour of audience

Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti justified the continuation of the sweeping curfew

The victims were likely migrants from former Soviet republics

Turkey has embarked on an all-out purge of state institutions in the wake of the coup

Distressing footage showed Dana Majhi carrying his late wife’s body on his shoulder