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Christian Lindner said he saw parallels between Erdogan's behavior and aftermath of the Reichstag fire

The traditional statues are made from clay or plaster and dipped in a white coating before being painted

Thai constitutions tend to get torn up and rewritten whenever the power balance shifts

Rebel and regime forces have fought to control the provincial capital since mid-2012

Clinton acknowledged she "may have short-circuited" when she tried to clarify about her use of a private email server

The Obama administration provided fatality estimates for 473 strikes between 2009 and 2015 last month

The cause of the collision was unknown and an inquiry has been opened

Military bomb disposal experts were at the scene of the explosion and kept crowds away with police

Iran banned Pokemon Go just a few days after it was released in early July

The attacker was shot and injured

Pokemon Go was made available in Thailand on Saturday

Police had earlier arrested at least 10 members of the pressure group who staged protest outside venue of Test match

Overly broad and vague criminal charges had led to a grave injustice in executions, says UN official

Terrorists will seek to come in through checkpoints trying to launch attacks from just outside, says home minister

John Bass adds that he was "deeply disturbed and offended by the accusations" targeting his country

The investigation kicked off when police received information that the content was circulating on internet platforms

Zakaria Bulhan is charged with the murder of 64-year-old retired teacher Darlene Horton

Saudi Arabia remains the only country in the world where women are banned from driving

We look at 13 pictur­es of events from around the world

'If you can’t remove that from your face, I need you to leave the store'

Bodo guerrillas have in recent years launched ferocious attacks on both Muslim settlers and other tribal communities

The husband Seyed Abdolkarim and the girl's father have been arrested after a relative raised alarm about the wedding

The trade route between Poonch in India and Rawalkot in Pakistan was closed after protests erupted in Muzaffarabad

The opening ceremony was decidedly simple and low-tech, a reflection of Brazil's tough economic times

Florida released autopsy reports on Friday for 31 of the 49 people killed at Pulse nightclub in Orlando

Chris Urmson said on Friday he is leaving the team after seven and a half years

American B-29 bomber dropped its deadly payload on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945

The outbreak has struck Myanmar's northern Sagaing region

3,000 of 50,000 migrants rescued were saved by small boats

Panama created the seven-member expert committee to recommend reforms headed by Stiglitz

'May this be the moment for us to overcome difficult times and to work as a team, to make our world fairer and...

Turkish authorities implemented a relentless crackdown in the wake of the coup

The fire quickly engulfed the room where some 20 people were celebrating

Pokemon Go and all the Pokemon characters should be avoided as it can bring harm: Zulkifli Mohamad al-Bakri

A vehicle full of Western tourists' in Afghanistan got caught in a suspected Taliban ambush

Thousands of residents clashed with government forces, defying the curfew

Police were able to recover the jewellery the gang was trying to steal

The drugs passed undetected through several European countries before reaching the Mediterranean island

A specialist police unit that handles armed robberies is investigating the incident

‘The Plane I saw on TV was hostage plane in Geneva not the plane carrying $400 million in cash going to Iran!’

Gomaa was on his way to a mosque near his house in October 6 suburb when assailants hiding in a park opened fire

Black Lives Matter UK had called for a national shutdown to mark the anniversary of Mark Duggan's police shooting

Singapore PM's wife Ho Ching was photographed carrying the $11 blue-and-white pouch at the White House

The visit comes more than a month after a failed military coup shook the Nato member state

The snack takes its name 'Bikini' from an acronym in local slang meaning 'trendy rice noodles'

The activist sought to turn public opinion against the govt and attempted to overthrow socialist system, says court

We look at 13 pictur­es of events from around the world

Candy Charms sparks outrage after posting a picture of her wearing a black headscarf on her Instagram account

Indian home minister fires broadside at traditional adversary

Islamic State's grip on some towns has been broken, but it still controls Mosul in Iraq and Raqqa in Syria