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46 per cent of Ontarians feel Canada admits too many immigrants

Facebook this year has made its Live feature, which allows anyone to broadcast a video directly from their smartphone

About 270 Australian troops are serving in the NATO-led force

Suspect said he wanted to kill white people, especially white cops, after US officer-involved shootings of black men

Last year some 200 people were convicted for online posts with 43 of them sentenced to jail

As many as 331,900 households lost power due to the storm, with close to 255,000 without electricity

Attack on the mausoleum reignites fears of an escalation of sectarian strife between Iraq's Shias and Sunnis

The latest ABC projections give the government 73 seats and Labor 66

China is North Korea's largest trading partner and has been its key diplomatic protector for decades

A total of 19 people have been arrested over Saudi attacks

Authorities hunt for more than one suspect, among them a man wearing black clothes, aged around 40

Rebel group Jaish al Islam claims four of its fighters killed trying to stop the army from cutting the Castello Road

Move comes weeks before the law takes effect which allows licence holders 21 and older to bring guns into classrooms

Cause of explosion as yet undetermined

According to the police statement, emergency services attended but the men could not be saved at the scene

There are no reports of any injuries or illnesses, says a spokeswoman for the Metropolitan Police

Move comes after Naik's 'hate speech' is reported to have inspired one of the five militants involved in Dhaka...

An official says three bodies have been identified so far and six people sustained injuries

Children in rebel-held areas of Syria are seen celebrating Eidul Fitr

For all the selfie lovers, Alibaba has introduced the car of the future to fulfill all selfie based requirements.

Zhao Wei 24, an assistant for the prominent detained lawyer Li Heping, was detained last July

Manning was taken to a hospital near the US Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth

Alton Sterling, 37, was shot five times at close range by a police officer

One of the attackers was also shot dead and four of his suspected accomplices were arrested

New 'Memories' feature will let people only save images, referred to as Snaps, that they send

"Under Kim Jong-Un, North Korea continues to inflict intolerable cruelty and hardship on millions of its own people.."

Obama's announcement is further acknowledgement that Afghan security forces are still not ready to go it alone

Muslims of the valley defy Indian troops, hold protests in favour of freedom from their oppressors

The fighting occurred in the Rask region in the southwestern Sistan-Balochistan province, Iranian media said

Six other Pakistani passengers were rescued after the boat hit a bridge late on Tuesday

Inquiry report says Britain had joined the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003 without exhausting peaceful options

He seemed to believe that destruction of the same was far worse than possession in first instance, say police

FBI's decision against prosecuting Clinton robs Republicans of election game-changer they had so desperately craved

Former British prime minister is expected to face severe criticism after the final report comes out

This will repeat, repeat and repeat until you lose and we win, says a video message

Animal rights activist Shravan Krishnan found the dog later, injured but alive

Syrian president joined worshippers at Al Safa mosque in Akrama, a neighbourhood which has been hit by IS, al Qaeda

Pistorius, 29, was found guilty of murdering Steenkamp by an appeals court last December

Trudeau thanks Canada’s Muslim community for its contributions to the shaping and building of the nation

Sources say gun battles at the base, in Khor Maksar district, were going on and military reinforcements were arriving

Meer Hayet Kabir was hoping that his son, who was missing for the past four months, would come home on Friday

Rivalry has simmered for years, but according to a recent report, areas of north have descended into lawlessness

PM condemns blast, army chief calls up Saudi FM to offer support

Relief: Bahrain pardons 82 Pakistani inmates

Email probe: FBI to recommend no charges on Clinton  

“The Islamic Emirate condemns this incident in the strongest of terms..."

"There have been deaths and injuries," Binali Yildirim told journalists

It aims to peer beneath the clouds around Jupiter for the first time to learn more about the planet's atmosphere

He is thought to be considering at least nine potential running mates, many of them Republican lawmakers in Congress

Bureau judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case despite evidence of potential violations