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Witnesses reported that tremors could be felt in buildings in Taipei

It was the second group of Bangladeshis rounded up in Singapore since 27 were arrested in late 2015

It is the latest effort by China's ruling Communist party to push its ideology in classrooms

China is using dredgers and other tools to convert low-lying ocean features and sandy blips into military bases

'An operation is in progress and the fire has been brought under control' SP Wardha district Smita Patil says

The woman suffered ruptured breast implants, three cracked ribs, grazes and a numb leg

'I think it is a waste of money' Daud Hotak, a Kabul shopkeeper says

'An individual threw a metal object over the north fence line at the White House' the Secret Service said

The declaration expressed regret over 'Russia's use of force against neighbours and attempted intimidation of NATO'

Harambe was shot after the four-year-old crawled through a barrier and tumbled 15 feet into the enclosure

The report says India has the highest number of people trapped in slavery at 18.35 million

'French Jews have effectively become internal refugees, fleeing insecurity and seeking protection'

'He was brutal. He forcefully had sex with me even when I was admitted sick to hospital'

This would help control their numbers in the wild, after a woman was taken by one of the feared reptiles

Envoy to India says confrontation won’t solve problems between India and Pakistan

First-ever border management system at Torkham from June 1

The boy did not look terrified as he sat beside the massive animal, shows footage

Comedian Tanmay Bhat posted the clip, which mocked Lata Mangeshkar, Sachin Tendulkar

Japanese naval destroyers and anti-ballistic missile Patriot batteries to be ready to shoot down any projectile

Authorities arrested thousands of Brotherhood leaders and members, including Morsi, since ouster by the army in 2013

Martin Senn's suicide comes nearly three years after Zurich Insurance's finance chief Pierre Wauthier killed himself

'We will multiply our descendants' he said in a speech in Istanbul broadcast live on television

The latest comments appear to be the first time Erdogan has accused Moscow of supplying arms to the PKK

A Thai man had a nightmare encounter when a 10-foot python bit his penis while he was squatting on the toilet

Sushma Swaraj says she will 'personally take up' Mashal's case for admission in a medical college

Turkey says reformation of anti-terror laws is out of the question

Duterte declined to attend the joint session, remaining instead in his southern hometown of Dava

At a rally in San Diego on Friday, Trump criticized Curiel for his handling of the Trump University case

A number of people had to be rescued from their cars trapped in the floods

More than 20 people were killed and about 50 injured in three bombings that hit Baghdad

PM Modi will be addressing a joint session of the US Congress on June 8

The girl, reportedly 15 and from one of India's low social castes, was strangled allegedly by three men

Unscrupulous operators have bilked savers of billions of dollars by running pyramid schemes, questionable investments

About 14,000 have been rescued since Monday amid calm seas

'We are completely ready. Not us, but the US is responsible for the delay' Cavasoglu says

'This is not a threat but what is required from an agreement' Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu says

'I will protect every bit of the Second Amendment right to bear arms' says Donald Trump

Police source indicated a group of Togolese peacekeepers came across a mine and a terrorist attack

The term 'transgender' refers to people whose gender identity is different than the sex assigned to them

'The woman was swimming with a female friend, also in her 40s, at 10.30pm when the incident occurred' police say

Sheila Hawkins tried to persuade workers on their lunchbreak that leaving EU in the June 23 vote would be a "disaster"

The wounded suspect was transported to a nearby hospital

The king accepted the resignation of PM Abdullah Ensour before appointing Hani Mulqi by royal decree

Tehran said earlier on Sunday Iranians will miss the pilgrimage this year to Islam's holiest sites in Saudi Arabia

Yildirim described his new administration as "the government of 79 million Turks" in a short speech to parliament

The measure will affect Telegram, an instant messaging app with more than 20 million users in the Islamic republic

35 people were at the home when the fire broke out in the early hours of Sunday

Local soldier Bed Bahadur Sunuwar took first place, completing the 42-kilometre run in four hours and 10 seconds

At least 29 civilians have been killed since IS launched the assault early on Friday

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's ruling Awami League is looking to tighten its grip on power in the polls