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The study examined the productivity differences between two groups of call center employees over six months

Mourners flocked to Tokyo's Inokashira Park Zoo to pay their respects on Friday with condolence cards left for Hanako

The French company will conduct a deepwater search within the 5 kilometre search zone containing the two black boxes

We test your knowledge of Jawaharlal Nehru on occasion of his death anniversary

Hizb-e-Islami leader says Iran has always stabbed Muslim Ummah in the back

Hackers who stole $81 million from Bangladesh's central bank have been linked to an attack on a bank in Philippines

Prolonged dry spells linked to the El Niño have battered subsistence farmers in Central America's "dry corridor"

The trip comes more than seven decades after the Enola Gay bomber dropped its deadly atomic payload over the city

China says 300,000 people died in a six-week spree of killing after the Japanese military entered Nanjing in 1937

Prime Minister David Cameron said on Friday that no dates had been fixed for a visit by Donald Trump to Britain

Alignment of the sun over the Kaaba in the Grand Mosque occurs twice every year

The incident prompted authorities to temporarily close down Japan's busiest aviation hub

The clarity of the image has led some to speculate that intelligence agencies were behind its circulation

Three women from Great Britain, Germany and Hong Kong were killed in the accident on Thursday

Mayor of Sansha city said he hopes the area will become a major tourist attraction comparable to the Maldives

Govt to investigate whether Sharia councils legitimise forced marriage and issue divorces that are unfair to women

Shah Jahani mosque is a rare example of Pakistan's Mughal heritage outside of the country's cultural centre of...

The construction of the new "MAREA" cable will begin in August and it is expected to be completed in October 2017

Belly said he was scrapping the performance because Trump was the main guest and he preferred 'positivity and love'

In his former role, Haibadullah was responsible for issuing a series of death sentences against opponents of Mansour

About 174 women die of pregnancy-related causes in India for every 100,000 live births

The factory building collapsed after the fire and residents living nearby complained of breathing problems

The Republican has secured the backing of 1,238 delegates, one more than the 1,237 needed

The Labour mayor is hoping to win over undecided Londoners as well as encouraging people to actually go to the polls

Tiny Gulf state has been shaken by unrest since it quelled a month-long, Shia-led uprising demanding reforms in 2011

The baby was born by Caesarean section

Locals found 13-year-old orphan unconscious and with multiple injuries, lying near secluded railway track on May 18

Menstrual Hygiene Day to take place on May 28 to raise awareness about menstrual hygiene practices

Taliban unlikely to come to the table for peace talks with the government of Afghanistan, says US president

The new iPhone 7 will be unveiled in September this year

Rishi has performed some bizarre acts, including delivering a pizza from New Delhi to San Francisco

24-year-old Farhad Said is charged with conspiracy to conduct an act in preparation for a terrorist act

French company Alsemar to join Egypt’s air accidents chief in the hunt for black boxes from the crashed airline

Writing to public schools and universities, US set guidelines on creating a safe environment for transgender students

Temperatures breached 50 Celsius last week, causing a spike in cases of people suffering dehydration and heatstroke

Salvatore Girone and Massimiliano Latorre are accused of shooting two fishermen while protecting Italian oil tanker

The practice of religious asylum had been largely forgotten until last year

In many cases police are the perpetrators of the abuse

Experts say Maulvi Haibatullah Akhundzada is likely to pursue aggressive attacks throughout the summer

Swiss regional authorities ruled against the decision of granting handshake exemptions for Muslim students

Shura was convened in haste after leader Mullah Mansour was killed in drone strike, say sources

Muhammad Baqas, 27, was arrested in July 2015 on suspicion of posting threateining messages on Twitter

Transport ministry said it would issue a formal order after June 2, making the emergency measures on public buses must

However, spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid said the audio was not issued by him

Decision means Microsoft scraps what was left in Finland of Nokia's former glory as world's former top cellphone maker

During his weekly audience in Saint Peter's Square, the pontiff prayed for "eternal rest to the victims"

The crowd threw burning T-shirts, bottles and rocks at police

EgyptAir will contract two foreign companies, one French and one Italian, to help search for the black boxes

'Masunda Kitada Oliver was a graduate student who had lived in India for over six years' Congolese Embassy in India

Euro Disney to decide whether offering jobs as performers at Disneyland to "Europeans" amounts to discrimination