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The court acquitted former president of charges of having supplied Qatar with classified documents

NATO to deploy four battalions in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland to counter Russia

The three-man crew departed the station after spending half a year in Earth's orbit

Tsipras asked for solidarity so that his country could deal with migrant crisis

Mair is charged with murder, causing grievous bodily harm, and possession of a firearm and another offensive weapon

IS carries out two suicide attacks and five car bombings in suburbs of Manbij

The show will feature ten people including Sunni Muslims, Shia Muslims, and people who have converted to the faith

Edicts issued by Dar al-Iftaa are not legally binding but are given great importance when it comes to public conduct

The boy's mother heard screams and raced outside the house where she found the cougar on top of her son

Images filmed during the altercation and widely circulating on social media show the attackers wrecking the store

US officials have expressed unease about the Saudi-led campaign against Houthi rebels in Yemen

The Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon bridge requires safety check ahead of it’s opening in Hunan, China, next month

Locals in Madaripur caught Fahim after he attacked and wounded 50-year-old mathematics lecturer Ripon Chakrabarti

Europe is on high alert as the Euro 2016 soccer tournament is under way in neighboring France

The show of support from church leaders could mark a turning point for acceptance of the gay community

Clinton's lead down from 14.3 to 10.7 after the attack

State-owned oil and gas company is offering motorists two liters of free fuel for reading one chapter of Holy Quran

Latvia in a similar move, also plans to ban niqabs and burqas calling it a ‘preventive measure’

The 'Hack the Pentagon' event, the first "bug bounty" in the history of the federal government

Larossi Abballa was seen in a van with a man later suspected in the Villejuif affair

Some loan sharks sell nude photos even after female students have paid back their loans

Signs warn visitors of 'alligators and snakes in area' and also tell patrons to stay away from water

More burials are expected over the weekend as the city struggles to recover from the shooting

The 22-year-old man has been charged with association with a terrorist group

The country is still under a state of emergency following the extremist attacks that killed 130 people in Paris

The 30-year-old, named as Youssef EA, is one of several charged over the March 22 attacks

In the Facebook Live video, Antonio Perkins, 28, inadvertently captured his own murder

Move suggests Kabul not interested in ‘meaningful engagement’

Over 1.1 million people have crossed clandestinely from Turkey to Greece since the start of 2015

Neither Israel nor the United States have ratified the UN convention on the sea

Former local govt chairman says attack happened at about 8:00 pm in Kuda village near town of Gulak in Adamawa state

"We urge our dear Istanbul residents not to heed calls to take part and to comply with warnings by security forces"

Mohammed bin Salman is Saudi King's son and country's defence minister

86-year-old May Ashworth thinks there is some person at Google's headquarters who looks after the searches

About 1,200 firefighters were trying to keep the fire from exploding out of control as airplane tankers dropped water

Chief of Kabul police's Criminal Investigation Department says the push is for the safety of residents

It's not a painting, it's not a sculpture. You need to walk on it... It's physical, not virtual

The boat carrying the 44 people was found stranded off the coast of the northern Indonesian province of Aceh last week

The recorder was 'retrieved in several pieces', says statement

More than 70 years after World War II, Hanning stands accused of complicity at the death camp in Nazi-occupied Poland

Some analysts have suggested that Davutoglu made way for Yildirim to allow a more reconciliatory foreign policy

Move comes as retaliation to attack on gay nightclub in Orlando that resulted in the death of 49 people

Police have arrested over 11,000 people in past week in bid to quash spate of brutal murders of religious minorities

The US Senator posted a clarification on Twitter saying he meant to blame Obama's policies, not the president

Disney is conducting a swift and thorough review of all processes and protocols

The cable calls for targeted military strikes against the Syrian government

For lawmakers accustomed to well-crafted talking points, the week marked a chaotic flurry of contorted responses

The photos were taken just days after forestry department advised tourists against taking selfies with lions

The judge also sentenced 12 others to seven years in jail over the massacre of 69 Muslims during the riots

43 Russians detained by French police after street battles in Marseille