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The IT giant said the new centre will focus on developing maps for its products

The incident happened in the House of Commons during discussions for a physician-assisted suicide law

The amazing job took 11 hours to complete

I know my offer is a little bit weird, but you have to live with Muslims to know them closely, says Bin Haidar

The 41-year-old man was in the palace grounds for seven minutes before he was arrested on suspicion of trespassing

Human trafficking can be found in any country, and its victims can be nearly anyone, experts say

Leaks to the Israeli media from both sides said a deal was close to being finalised

Yildirim is poised to replace Ahmet Davutoglu, who stepped down after a power struggle with Erdogan

The incident took place as the US maritime patrol aircraft carried out 'a routine US patrol,' statement says

Using solar, wind and hydro power, the country had an extraordinary 107-hour run that lasted four days

Experts say the chances of a mechanical malfunction in the case of Thursday's EgyptAir disappearance are slim

Move means the Indian Ocean archipelago has become one of the very few African Union members to allow homosexuality

Armed forces initially said helicopter had crashed due to a technical fault during air operations against PKK fighters

Critics say mixed martial arts, judo, kick boxing and other clubs are ideal for fomenting radicalisation

"Allo" will be released later this year, along with the "Duo" application for video calls

Grabbing power in Assam, one of five states electing new assemblies, would be first for BJP in volatile northeast

More than 300 Indians were barred from Canada in 1914 after an immigration dispute

Islamophobia haunts the Muslims of Lanham, Maryland as the country's divisive election campaign fuels fears

Aircraft debris found south of Greek island of Karpathos in southern Mediterranean, reports Greek state TV

The national intelligence director advises the president and oversees the activity of 17 US intelligence agencies

meeting comes days after Afghan authorities hanged six Taliban-linked militants

President Rafael Correa took to Twitter to calm his jittery people

While seeing her house burning, she started crying and screamed for help

A similar system has been in development for several years and was revealed to the public on Wednesday

The official photographers have to add the mortarboards in digitally at no extra cost

Amina Ali Darsha was found yesterday in an area of Kulakasha at the fringes of Sambisa forest

Same sex marriage is currently permitted in Mexico City, as well as in several states of the country

While receiving the inaugural Break the Internet Award, Kim said, “Naked selfies until I die”

President Ghani's govt is making headway in drawing insurgent groups away from battlefield and into political process

The reason is actually a really simple one

Facebook has denied the allegations, reportedly made by a former employee

HMD Global and FIH Mobile will take over Microsoft's feature phone business for $350 millio

The anti-Islam protesters held signs that said things like "No headscarves," "No mosques," and "Stop Islam"

Competitive research funding from the EU and European Research Council to Britain amounted to £967 million in 2015

Google to launch its own ridesharing service

'They want Putin-like leadership; just give me an authoritarian dictatorship and keep the foreigners out' Clinton said

Head of the rightwing Likud has reportedly been engaged in intense negotiations with Labour Party chief Isaac Herzog

Sri Lanka's government has deployed troops to evacuate people living on slopes or in flood-hit areas

JI leader Motiur Rahman was recently executed for crimes against humanity. Here is a poem Bal found to remember him

The Royal Caribbean International's vessel is the size of nearly four soccer fields

Envoys look into various options to push for reconciliation process between Afghan Taliban, govt in Kabul

UNHCR says it still needs half a billion dollars to provide adequate shelter

Apple is also in separate talks to open its first official retail store

The occasion has come to be known as one of the most sacred occasions in the Hindu faith

At least 49 people had been killed by methods including decapitation and shooting

Xi's address to around 150 specialists was his latest move to exert greater authority over China's cultural sphere

Maldives foreign ministry says policies that Iran were pursuing in the Middle East 'detrimental to peace and...

Sri Lanka's government has deployed troops to evacuate people living on slopes or in flood-hit areas

The university campus has been largely deserted since English professor Rezaul Karim Siddique was hacked

Sanders, a self-declared democratic socialist, declared he would not be forced out of the race by narrow Clinton wins