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Indian-based scholar says most of his clips shown on TV were either out of context, half statements or doctored

Two UN compounds in Juba have been caught in cross-fire and sustained mortar and heavy artillery fire

The two men, Brandon-Lee and Tony-Lee Thulsie are accused of planning to join Islamic State group in Syria

'We will have a new prime minister in that building behind me by Wednesday evening'

The US government assesses that the terrorist threat is real and credible, says state department

Sanders has yet to endorse his former rival for the Democratic nomination

Plaintiffs accuse the social media giant of helping Hamas militants operate

Police said 30 protesters died in the violence as the forces fired live ammunition

A 14-year-old boy and his mother have filed a lawsuit against Snapchat for providing 'profoundly sexual content'

The Pentagon's F-35 programme office is working closely with industry to drive down the cost of the jets

She is now the sole contender to take over from David Cameron

Devlet Bahceli warns that Erdogan's plan would cheapen Turkish citizenship and cause ethnic conflict

NATO officials did not say in Warsaw when the alliance's longest military engagement might end

London's first Muslim mayor denounces criminals who use the name of Islam to justify crimes

the number of people being diagnosed with AIDS in Australia was now so small it was no longer reported.

We look at 13 pictures of events from around the world

The rain was 35 percent above average in the week that ended on July 6, the weather office said

From his clothes to train rides, we look at Modi's most hilarious moments in Africa, according to Twitter trolls

His trip comes two days after Iraq announced the recapture of a base to the south of Mosul

Johnson said before he was killed that he wanted to murder white cops in revenge for the black deaths.

The US and South Korea said on Friday THAAD will be used to counter North Korea's growing nuclear capabilities

The charges come as Bangladesh reels from the killing of 20 hostages last weekend

Prison guard is expected to return to work next week thanks to the prisoners

President Duda did not respond to Obama's criticism, and Polish officials later sought to play down the comments

Death toll has gone up to 23 as Kashmiris protest against killing of Hizbul Mujahideen leader

Super Typhoon Nepartak brought chaos to Taiwan Friday, forcing more than 15,000 people to flee their homes

The buildup to the football tournament had been overshadowed by fears of militant attacks following November attacks

An inquiry can potentially be a preliminary stage to a criminal investigation

Ned Price mourns the loss of the ‘heroic servant of humanity’

The Mexican president earlier had said Trump's campaign pledge was a non-starter

'It's a victory for positive people power and for preserving our environment' NZ conservation minister says

The 25-year-old admitted one count of animal cruelty in Brisbane Magistrates Court

It was not until 1994 that German was allowed to participate in multinational peacekeeping missions

Wei died at the age of 21, and the outcry his case provoked has thrown a spotlight on hundreds of hospitals

The Yemeni man was arrested by Pakistani police and transferred to US custody in December, 2001

Tech giant highlights the philanthropist's name, date of birth and death on homepage

Decision comes following reports the Islamic scholar's speeches inspired terrorists who carried out the Dhaka attack

Victor Barrio was struck in chest by massive bull who tossed him in air before he fell to the ground

PM Sheikh Hasina called on every school, college and university to "create a list of absent students and publish it"

Number of children currently working has doubled since 1990, the year when Iraq attacked Kuwait

The G20 nations, which account for 85 percent of global trade, admitted that protectionism has been rising

Obama is squeezing in the visit to Spain before dashing home to deal with the aftermath of shooting in Dallas

CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan asks senior officials to stay vigilant for next 24 hours as more heavy rain is forecast

Curfew extended to entire valley for second day following Saturday's wide-scale clashes

Shoukry would hold "lengthy talks" with Netanyahu focusing on reviving the peace process with the Palestinians

'I firmly believe that America is not as divided as some have suggested' Obama

Sources say 10 soldiers and five village guards were also wounded in attack by PKK guerrillas

The Gaza Strip has been under an Israeli blockade for around a decade, border with Egypt also remains largely closed

Tugboat was in waters off east coast of Sabah when it was attacked by armed men in a white boat, say police

It was the third straight day of widespread protests after the fatal shooting of Alton Sterling, 37, by police