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Newt Gingrich urges US to issue a religious test to Muslims in the country

Hindutava leader also announces 5 million rupee bounty on Zakir Naik’s head

Curfew imposed to stop people from gathering on streets and stage violent protests over the killing of Burhan Wani

A state-run Islamic Foundation has prepared a sermon which it has asked other mosques to follow

If you have loved ones in France and have not been able to contact them so, you can now call into France for free

Politicians from around the world have reacted with horror after a truck smashed into a crowd in Nice, France

At the top of the list is European archrival Airbus

No group has claimed responsibility for the attack in the resort city

China claims much of the South China Sea, through which more than $5 trillion of trade moves annually

Globally 15 million girls of primary school age will never attend classes compared with about 10 million boys

The man apparently had targeted the house of a married couple who also worked as nurses at the hospital

More than 3,000 people live in the Hellinikon camp -- most of them from Afghanistan

Identity papers of a 31-year-old French-Tunisian have been found in the truck

Driver of the truck was shot dead after barrelling down the palm-lined Promenade des Anglais

Asians represented 38 percent of Facebook's US workforce and 21 percent of its senior leadership

By Thursday more than half a million had been forced to evacuate and around 8,300 homes destroyed

"I'm crazy... with the treatment I'm receiving. I feel very bad. A doctor came and told me I have anxiety"

Great Britain's new foreign minister says had a 'very, very busy' first day on the job

NES Classic Edition is slated to go on sale from November 11 this year for $59.99

Theresa May gives Sajid Javid a less prominent role of leading the local government department

President Salva Kiir has called on arch-rival Riek Machar to meet for talks to salvage peace

www.teafortrump.com wants to instil responsible leadership among famous personalities across the world

'We who oppose Najib cannot achieve victory unless we work together as a coalition,' says former Malaysian PM

Since the 2011 NATO-led military intervention, Libya has been in the grip of a conflict

Troops battled rebels of the small but violent Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters for hours on Mindanao island

Evolution of pro-Saddam elements into deadly militia led by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi began with invasion of Iraq in 2003

Child workers undertake dangerous jobs in carpet industry, as bonded labour in brick kilns, and as metal workers

The survey underscores the consistency of the quality service among the world's top carriers

The augmented reality mobile game, Pokémon Go has taken the gaming world by storm

May also came under fire from EU leaders, who pressed her to trigger a Brexit as quickly as possible

A decree issued by Interior Minister Sheikh Mohammad Khaled Al-Sabah set the minimum wage at 60 dinars ($200) a month

Gualicho is a two-legged, bird-like dinosaur stretching an imposing six meters from head to toe, weighing 450kgs

Allan Matthews admitted 'removing tissue' from the 52-year-old without consent or authority

Omar al-Shishani was killed in the Iraqi town of Sharqat

Seven people are believed to have been killed in the Medina attacks

The former secretary of state also accepted her share of blame for the shrill partisanship raging in the country

The system was tested only nine times since being deployed and failed to destroy its target two-thirds of the time

The risk of coronary heart disease, stroke, respiratory disease and cancer increase with obesity

The Pentagon said in March that Shishani had likely been killed in a US air strike in Syria

Su Bin has been sentenced to over three years in prison and a fine of $10,000

The designation includes sanctions that prohibit Americans from transactions with the two

Mattel has had presidential and candidate Barbies since 1992, but the all-female ticket is breaking new ground

A further 17 firefighters suffered from smoke inhalation and two others were injured

Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Switzerland topped the list

Jordan now counts 720 registered women players

The White House issued a threat on Monday to veto the bill, and two others the House is due to consider later

'As long as I'm director of CIA, irrespective of what the president says, I'm not going to give that order' Brennan

Tianjin is China's first university to integrate such a course into its curriculum

At least 34 people killed, over 1,500 people wounded in the worst violence in Kashmir since 2010

Djenné, a market center and link in the trans-Saharan gold trade, were added to the World Heritage List in 1988