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Famous people infected with the AIDS virus had a responsibility to speak out, says actor

We look at some heart wrenching photographs of the aftermath that followed the attack

The US delivered 50 armoured vehicles, 40 artillery pieces and 50 grenade launchers to the Lebanese army on Tuesday

China's envoy reiterated stance that the bits of land were its territory and called for talks to resolve the dispute

Egypt is followed by the United Kingdom and India

Saudi-led military coalition conducted air strikes on Sanaa on Tuesday for the first time in five months

‘Police told me I had already committed crime of kidnapping and death sentence had already been carried out’

Soldiers, police, judges, journalists, medics and civil servants are among those who have been removed or arrested

Indian human rights activist Irom Sharmila ended a 16-year hunger strike thought to be the world's longest on Tuesday

Irom Sharmila campaigns for repeal of Armed Forces Special Powers Act, which covers large parts of occupied Kashmir

The game has resulted in many other unintended consequences such as muggings and car crashes

Interior Secretary Ismael Sueno says government will allocate funds to build new jails

'I hope UK will keep its door open to China and that the British government will continue to support Hinkley Point'

The 4-year-old also suffers from related heart, vision and hearing problems

Palestine was awarded a non-member observer status at the UN in November 2012 despite vehement opposition from Israel

Tehran and Washington have not had full diplomatic ties since 1980

They still face a fight for their rights, but women have begun to break through the glass ceiling

This number does not include the shots that hit the 53 injured people who survived

Trump issued a sharply worded reprimand of the group, painting them as "nothing more than the failed Washington elite"

Some 74,000 people died in the explosion, while thousands perished months or years later from radiation sickness

Rajan has slashed interest rates over the past 18 months

The Boeing 777 disappeared on March 8, 2014 en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 239 people onboard

Search engine giant places candle on its homepage for Pakistan

Ms Dakota says she is pleased that the man responsible for the comments had been reprimanded

Analysts believe Xi will seek to extend term, stay on as party general secretary, the country's most powerful post

Students who play online games almost every day score above the average in maths and science

Ahmed Mohamed and his family now live in Qatar where he attends a private high school

The alliance appears to be part of a move by Hulu to shut its free streaming television service

A little-known former CIA counterterrorism operative, McMullin has been an occasional if fierce Trump critic

As the rescuers tried to disarm the assailant, he stabbed two of them, one fatally

Ana Brnabic is set to be appointed minister for state administration, pending parliamentary approval of cabinet

Travel agencies overwhelmed with applicants looking to work as guides for groups hunting the game's cartoon monsters

The flaw is related to smartphones' graphic software and communication codes

At least 6,400 people have been killed in Yemen's 16-month war, half of them civilians, according to the UN

Iran is appealing the decision at the International Court of Justice

We look at 13 pictur­es of events from around the world

Gathered here are all of this year’s winners and honorable mentions

Verrückt is the world's tallest water slide, according to Guinness World Records, at more than 168 feet tall

Joshua Neally from Missouri was struck by a pulmonary embolism while driving his Tesla Model X

The shootout took place near the de facto border with Pakistan

Erdogan says network of US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen must be destroyed within the framework of the law

Critics of the government say the charter will enshrine the military's political role for years to come

Han Son Ik, the first secretary of the North Korean embassy in Dhaka, has been ordered to leave the country

More than 15,000 of a new variant of the handheld device have been made in Pakistan to guard high-value facilities

The two professors at the American University of Afghanistan were seized on Sunday evening

More than two million visitors now head to the tiny Indian Ocean island every year

Saturated hillsides collapsed onto modest homes in the wake of now-dissipated Tropical Storm Earl

Erdogan has launched a sweeping crackdown on alleged coup plotters

North Korea is now home to a thriving system of semi-legal but policed markets known as 'jangmadang'

Speculation about the emperor's future emerged last month