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US Republican candidate says he would like to see Turkey fight Islamic State

Attention is now shifting to Mosul, where a battle to liberate the city is expected to unfold in the coming months

Demonstrators plan to gather on Park Lane around before making their way towards the Houses of Parliament

Wales, like England, voted 'Leave' in the June 23 referendum

The social network plans to use multilingual posts to improve machine translation capabilities

The scandal saw nude photos of models and actresses such as Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Upton published online

The author of more than 100 books translated into 30 languages was highly decorated in his native France

'The mob was unresponsive and entirely beyond control. The building was razed by the riotous crowd'

The long-distance coach was carrying 30 people from northern Hebei province to the northeastern city of Shenyang

Impoverished Assam has a history of violent conflict between indigenous tribes and settlers

Brown, 40, was the lone occupant of the Tesla and was killed in the crash that sheared off the roof of the car

Numbers are higher than any previously acknowledged by Obama govt but below private estimates

Over 20 people of different nationalities killed, claims IS-linked news agency

UN Special Rapporteur on Myanmar Yanghee Lee was speaking after nearly two-week visit to the Buddhist-majority nation

'War is futile. There would be no winners in any war, only losers'

Indian PM will arrive in Mozambique on July 7 before heading to South Africa for a two-day visit

MEA spokesperson's statement comes as Aziz said India was finding excuses to avoid resuming dialogue with Pakistan

The court says it was using its strict standard on the application of election rules

Syed's trial for the murder of a high-school student in 1999 was documented in Sarah Koenig’s popular Serial podcast

The landslide buried 30 people in the province of Guizhou; 13 were pulled out of rubble

At least 2,297 pilgrims died during the stampede on September 24 during last year's Hajj

Here we look at some snapchat stories which show how Muslims around the world marked the night

Japan's Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA) approved extending the life of two reactors beyond 40 years

More than 85,000 people fled their homes during a month-long campaign that ended on Sunday

The affected churches and mosques were directed to remove the horns and loudspeakers placed outside

Zeman has no power to call a referendum, which would require a constitutional amendment

Opposition to Israel has been a cornerstone of Iranian policy since its 1979 Islamic revolution

The United Nations briefly blacklisted the Saudi coalition this month for killing children in Yemen

Search-and-rescue teams including five planes and two helicopters had been dispatched to the area

Tejas uses composites which helps lower its radar signature, making it harder to detect early

Some countries are introducing laws to punish the client without criminalizing those driven into prostitution

What he actually meant to say was 'develop and work,' instead of get undressed and work

The blast occurred in a restive Shia-majority district outside the Bahraini capital Manama

It was the latest move to bar citizenship to anyone who balks at Swiss culture

A splinter group of Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) had claimed the suicide attack in Ankara that left 28 people dead

The Brave Wind missile flew about 75 kilometres before plunging into waters off Penghu

Nutella was thought to be a favorite, but Nougat won the day

Under the Collins-Curbelo bills, a court would have 14 days to decide on appeals

The document said mass transit systems are particularly vulnerable to attack

India sold 103 million handsets last year, an increase of 29 percent on the year before

Police said they did not know the motive behind the killing of the Hindu priest and no one had been arrested

The conflict in Syria, which has lasted five years, has killed more than 280,000 people

The study found that the ozone hole had shrunk by 1.5 million square miles since 2000

State Department declares Indian-born Asim Umar, a 'specially designated global terrorist'

Ikea has often used Swedish egalitarianism as part of its marketing

Exploding gas cylinder caused fire that also left 12 injured

The move signals a rapid reversal after seven months of acrimony between Moscow and Ankara

He allegedly compared the state of Israel to "self-styled Islamic states"

Ayman al-Zawahiri formed AQIS to carry the group's fight to South Asia in Spetember 2014

The Washington Post, citing an unnamed federal law enforcement official, reported that there was "not a shooter"