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The move would affect 83,000 Palestinians granted permission to visit relatives and holy sites, says statement

By analysing queries, scientists may be able to identify internet users who are suffering from pancreatic cancer

According to Afghan officials, Sirajuddin Khadmi provided logistic support to militants; Taliban deny leader's death

India seeks to send weapons the other way in order to shore up partners' defenses and boost revenues

Switzerland also agreed this week to support India's bid for membership made last month

Almost nine people were shot in the attack

Two police cars were dispatched to the scene and it took five officers and the shepherd 30-45 minutes

Decision comes after recent incident in which a local media company flew a drone over the presidential palace in Kabul

Indian PM addresses joint meeting of US Senate and House of Representatives

Hillary declared herself the Democratic Party nominee on Tuesday evening after winning the New Jersey primary

Russian tennis star tested positive for meldonium during January's Australian Open

Over the next 12 months, MEP's will grill officials and executives over any connections to Mossack Fonseca

The Taliban have stepped up attacks after announcing Haibatullah Akhundzada as their new leader on May 25

Lawyer told Mumbai's highest court Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) had demanded 13 cuts to "Udta Punjab"

"He should come to the mosque and check it. Are they teaching terrorism? He should come and study Islam"

India is in the grip of its worst water crisis in years, with 330 million people suffering from drought

Berlin authorities fear that private holiday lets are fuelling property prices as investors snap up apartments

First day of Ramazan around the world in pictures

'Next Tuesday we continue the fight in the last primary in Washington DC' Sanders

Tourism is a key source of revenue for Thailand, but accidents involving travellers are common

Jeremy Corbyn, among others, asked govt to extend deadline if problem not resolved

Since signing the nuclear deal with Iran, comparison between Obama and Carter have became more widespread

We look at 13 images from events around the world

Several people were injured and ambulances were dispatched to the scene after the powerful explosion

The aircraft is scheduled to come into service in late 2018

The temporary honour can be seen near Madison Square Garden, where some of Ali's greatest fights took place

Sources say, no explosives were found on the plane which was carrying 118 passengers

Gary Byrne has also criticised Clinton's “appalling leadership style”

The measure is aimed at preventing cyber attacks as well as the spread of malware to govt networks

Police arrest three donors including a couple who sold their kidneys for a combined INR700,000 to pay off a loan

Trudeau expresses gratitude for invaluable contributions of the Muslim community in Canada

Ambassador Jalil Abbas Jilani will be attending legendary boxer Muhammad Ali’s funeral on Friday

Amazon has made steady inroads in India since entering the cut-throat, rapidly growing e-commerce market in 2013

Three "high-ranking" members of JMB were shot dead on Tuesday during raids by police in Dhaka

Hailing from lands of bhangra and bagpipes, Scottish politician, Humza Yousaf, has remained true to his roots

Her appointment at Sonangol has political ramifications in Africa's second largest oil-producing country

The country went from 100,000 HIV cases in 1990 to more than a million three years later, fuelled by huge sex trade

Overall, 38 percent of adults and 17 percent of teens in the United States are obese

'Two Chinese J-10 fighter jets flew close to an American RC-135 reconnaissance plane that was on a routine patrol'

Obama also spoke to Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders

The French government set to launch a smartphone app which would warn visitors of any "major crisis"

Obama notably put his shoulder behind Modi's bid for access to missile technology and nuclear commerce

'I really fear if we leave that we're going to see the economy suffer' Cameron

Clinton will have to get support on November 8 of young, passionate voters fired up by Sanders' grassroots campaign

'The intention also is to transform the society' Culture and Information Minister Adel al-Turaifi

Earlier this week, Obama called Ali's widow, Yolanda "Lonnie" Williams to offer his condolences

Owing to the takeover as well as low oil prices, Shell is cutting at least 12,500 jobs

Experts say better forecasting could help India raise its farm output by nearly 15 percent

Bernie Sanders has crusaded for more than a year to convince Democrats that Hillary Clinton would make a poor leader

US president offers high profile backing for Modi's bid to normalise India's nuclear programme