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15-year-old Leanne Mohamad described the situation of Palestinians living under Israeli settler colonialism

Sundar Pichai, chief executive of Alphabet Inc's Google, said he sees a "huge opportunity" in AI

While Modi was CM of Gujrat, over 2,000 Muslims were burnt alive or hacked to death, mostly women and children

Sirojiddin Bakhodirov was arrested this week with small amounts of marijuana and crystal meth.

We look at 13 images from events around the world

In total, 340 people were rescued by midday, Greek authorities say

Immunotherapy Keytruda is a new type of drug that enlists the body's defenses in the fight to beat cancer.

The gender gap has soared from 1.2 percent last year, according to the survey of 1,202 children and 575 parents

Terrorist attacks fell by 13 per cent compared with 2014, while fatalities declined by 14 per cent

The violence erupted after protesters killed two police officers during an operation to clear people from public park

Neither Israel nor the Palestinians have been invited to the meeting

Iranian Supreme Leader accuses Washington of not being committed to nuclear deal

BMW is hiring experts in machine learning and artificial intelligence

Parisians were urged to avoid the banks of the river which was expected to reach a peak of six metres (19 feet) Friday

As cadets celebrated after taking their oath during the graduation ceremony, a cadet from Pakistan held up his flag

The boy had been missing since Saturday

One of the planes crashed shortly after flying over a speech by President Barack Obama

Three of the injured, two Pakistanis and an Afghan, were hospitalised, two of them with head injuries

British Egyptologist Howard Carter found the dagger on Tutankhamun's right thigh in the wrapping of his mummy

Clinton and Trump are all but assured to be the Democratic and Republican party nominees

Obama invited Modi for one of the last big visits by a world leader before his term ends in January

The identity of the victims was not immediately known

The 57-year-old "Purple Rain" star was found dead at his Paisley Park estate outside Minneapolis on April 21

Trump is fighting a lawsuit against the venture that accuses the school of misleading thousands of people

A large crowd had gathered to receive the equivalent of around $30 per person handed out by a businessman

The dam is one of two large projects carried out under India's development partnership with Afghanistan

Alexandria Vera, 24, faces sex abuse charges for having physical affair with 13-year-old

Al-Khamis Al-Bosaifi said aid workers were still recovering the bodies

The letter comes with three weeks to go until the June 23 referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union

Six-month trial of ground level traffic lights will cost New South Wales state government A$250,000

Musk challenges anyone to find fault with his reasoning

We look at 13 images from events around the world

The court has also sentenced 11 other members of the Islamic Renaissance Party of Tajikistan to 14-28 years in prison

A lack of access to employment opportunities has meant many transgender people end up forced into sex work

Locating the black boxes is crucial to understanding why the Airbus A320 plummeted into the Mediterranean

Stuck under the rule of jihadists and with no safe exits, the civilian population is struggling to survive.

The businessman-turned-explorer is travelling the world capturing stunning scenes

Riots have long dogged Narendra Modi who as Gujarat chief minister was accused of turning a blind eye to the violence

Study co-author says American culture has become more individualistic and more focused on self and on equality

A medical student says, "If extremists aren't stopped, we'll become another Pakistan"

Ride-hailing app says about 80 per cent of its more than 130,000 riders in Saudi Arabia are women

US officials say that hardline Mullah Haibatullah Akhundzada has little incentive to negotiate

Richard Huckle, 30, took pictures and video footage of himself abusing the children which he uploaded to the dark web

The airstrike carried out on May 27 targeted top Shabaab military commander Abdullahi Haji Da'ud, says Pentagon

Action follows recent UNSC resolution that calls on all UN members to cut off banking relations with Pyongyang

The new deep-sea port on Iran coastline will help New Delhi to meet its energy needs, says Foreign Policy magazine

Al-Riyadh says the 14 were among 24 "accused of killing security personnel and robbing passers-by in Awamiya"

Police called in zoo and wildlife officials who tracked the animal as it clambered over rooftops

LEGO statuette met its end in Ningbo, China

It is the Republican's first trip to the UK since a spat with David Cameron over comments he made about Muslims