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'No innocent person shall be punished. And the courts will make those decisions'

Experts likened the poster to a photograph of Wani and his accomplices, taken two years ago

1,043 private schools and 1,229 associations and foundations will be shut down under the state of emergency

British Muslims donated money at a rate of £38 per second during Ramazan, or £371 per individual over the year

Mostar has an old war charm about it and a distinct Ottoman heritage

It remains unclear whether the blaze was triggered by mechanical malfunction or a criminal act

Nearly 16 million people have been evacuated

In the tense hours when rebel troops attempted to overthrow govt, Erdogan called directly on the Turkish people

'I am happy to inform you that Judith D'Souza has been rescued' India's Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said on...

Reports said the store was open 24 hours on Saturdays and had closed for the weekend at 10pm on Sunday

Almost 1,000 contenders from 36 countries spent the week fighting for gold in a series of categories from athletics

Central bank chiefs and finance ministers from the world's top 20 economies gathered in Chengdu on Saturday

'Brexit means us being more outward-looking, more engaged, more enthusiastic and committed on the world stage'

'Pakistanis and Afghans, accounting for 10 percent of migrants, are well-organized and often lay up in basic hotels'

A shooter opened fire at a McDonald's restaurant and continued onto a street before entering the Olympia (OEZ) mall

Abbas's brother Omar died in Qatar on Thursday, with the funeral taking place on Friday

Forecasters warn the storm could bring winds around 60 miles per hour, flooding rains and 15 to 25 foot surf to shore

He says some 400 British Jews have applied for Portuguese citizenship since Britain voted to leave the EU

She described him as "a relentless optimist who believes no problem is unsolvable

Northern Ireland and London voted to remain in the EU, while a majority in nine other UK regions voted leave

270 street kids have been picked up in the first two weeks of July in Dakar

Shooting started shortly before 1600 GMT at a McDonald's restaurant, police say

In Kashmir today, there is a need for 'rai shumari,' Jyotiraditya Scindia says while addressing Indian parliament

‘I live in Kafr Nabl, the Aleppo countryside. Come catch me’

NES Classic Edition is scheduled to go on sale from November 11 for $59.99

Police say 20-year-old student of Dalit caste was abducted, drugged and raped before being dumped on highway

Qasim Rashid, an American Pakistani author, posted a video of himself on Facebook giving the call to prayer

US military officials say attacks hardened opposition at Pentagon and CIA to cooperating with Russians

Iranian forces say one suspect was killed and one arrested while other two fled back towards Turkey

Some 135,000 people who requested asylum are waiting in Italian reception facilities to learn whether they can stay

Mohammed Riaz was attacked in Bradford in July 2016 by three people inside his butcher's shop

Made out of fibreglass, silicone, resin, human hair, Graham is on display at State Library of Victoria until August 8

About 50,000 people have been sacked or suspended

After its take-off from Chennai, the aircraft has been missing for over an hour

Moscow blocked Russian citizens from flying to Turkey in the wake of a bloody coup attempt that rocked the country

Like bacteria evolve resistance to antibiotics, cancer cells also change to evade the medicines used to fight them

China's economy grew 6.7 percent in the second quarter from a year earlier; slowest pace since the global crisis

France, Britain and the US recognise the GNA as the legitimate government of Libya

Saudi Arabia's top cleric, Sheikh Abdulaziz al-Sheikh, has declared the Islamic State group to be an "enemy of Islam"

Trump said policies pursued by Clinton in Iraq, Libya, Egypt and Syria had made a bad situation worse

The most likely site of the gas centrifuge facility, it said, was an underground complex southeast of the air strip

Police from a hostage team negotiated with him for about six hours

The Obama administration has faced criticism for its plan to admit as many as 10,000 Syrian refugees to the US

The lawsuit alleges that Bensalem Township violated a land use act when it refused to allow building of mosque

More than 400 investigators have been poring over evidence since the grisly attack

Landmines are scattered in 78 countries, and each year kill between 15,000 and 20,000 people

Mark Zuckerberg posted a video of the flight on his Facebook page, saying it was result of "two years of engineering."

CAIR has filed a complaint, saying the man was ‘singled out’ and ‘unjustifiably’ removed from the plane

Amnesty International this week asked the Indian government to prohibit the use of pellet-firing shotguns

The airline has accumulated losses of $993m, and plans to scrap several European flights in coming months