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To suggest that it's incompatible to be Western and to be Muslim is, I think, really, really risky, Khan says

According to sources Nawaz is in Turkey to seek advice from Turkish president regarding Panama Papers

The attack sparked clashes with regime forces providing security for the hospital

Approximately 100 people have left Australia for Syria to fight alongside organizations such as Islamic State

Nurlan Motuyev arrested for calling Kyrgyzstanis to fight in Syria on the side of banned extremist organisations

1,300 Palestinian children were injured during the spike in attacks, almost all in the West Bank and east Jerusalem

Best cartoon will be awarded $12,000

Taliban spokesperson Qari Yousuf Ahmadi said the militants were behind the bombing

Humza Yousaf, who won a seat from the city of Glasgow, spoke first in English and then in Urdu

Amendments to the Law on Holidays were passed without opposition

Islamic State group infiltrated a town in Iraq's Anbar province with several fighters wearing suicide belts

The crude price collapse, to around $46 on Friday, has intensified Saudi efforts to diversify the economy

Severino Antinori was arrested at Rome's Fiumicino airport following a complaint filed by a 24-year-old Spanish woman

Man grabbed the back of the hijab and "pulled it all the way off," leaving her head exposed

Erdogan to see daughter Sumeyye marry defence industrialist Selcuk Bayraktar at a large-scale, high security ceremony

Rousseff was suspended from office Thursday to face an impeachment trial for manipulating govt accounts

The plane was developed in the 1980s to carry the Soviet version of the space shuttle on its back

'There were hardly any Syrian migrants among the 800 people rescued off Sicily' UN and IOM

State Department official says Obama administration wants Pakistan to show tougher action against Haqqani network

Employee was pushed into the boiling curry over poor food quality

Blames religious extremists for killing Shia militant group's top military commander in Syria in an artillery attack

The social media giant launched in February six new ways of expressing emotions alongside the 'like' button

Police yet to ascertain the motive behind the killing but two people have been detained for questioning

Maduro regularly blames US for what his administration sees as a conspiracy against Venezuela amid low oil prices

Workers constantly ignored or mocked by supervisors when they seek permission to use the toilet

China deploys coast guard and PLA Navy ships in the South China Sea to maintain a "near-continuous" presence there

The idea was launched by governor of the southern state of Guerrero, which has the country's highest murder rate

Villagers find Maung Shue U Chak's dead body in a pool of blood inside the Buddhist temple, no responsibility claimed

At least 1,000 people were evacuated from their homes Friday after a huge tyre dump near Madrid

The summit comes as Nigeria's military pushes deep into Boko Haram's Sambisa Forest stronghold

'Challenge is now to operationalize the Paris Agreement' France and Morocco say

The porpoise's population had already fallen to fewer than 100 in 2014, down from 200 in 2012

Conservationists wept in joy as the healthy female calf was born on western Sumatra island

Individual, families have been banished from the community; denied access to temples, wells, markets and celebrations

The latest warning comes as Prime Minister David Cameron campaigns fervently to keep Britain in the 28-nation EU

An estranged wife of a Naval officer accuses her husband and his colleagues of indulging in wife-swapping

While 'Sofacy' aimed at stealing data, another campaign 'Sandworm' was designed to sabotage IT systems, statement says

Passengers have been removed from flights for speaking Arabic, completing math equation or staring at flight attendant

John F Lehman urges Obama administration to declassify controversial secret 28-page section of US congressional report

A number of past and present world leaders were named in the first leak as having offshore holdings

Facebook is accused of omitting articles from politically conservative outlets from its sidebar of popular stories

Supreme Court orders that children affected by drought should be provided free meals six days a week

It was one of a series of cases to highlight miscarriages of justice in China

Muhterem Aras, 50, says her victory sends a message of 'openness, tolerance and successful integration'

"There is going to be a fierce debate, I think.. the Church is split down the middle" German cardinal Walter Kasper

George Zimmerman advertises gun as "firearm that was used to defend my life and end brutal attack from Trayvon Martin"

In April 2015, he posted that Obama "needs to be hung for treason"

Kahlo was the first Latin-American artist to cross the million-dollar threshold when Diego y Yo went for $1.4m in 1990

Jones, who was born in the US state of Alabama in 1899, was the daughter of sharecroppers and granddaughter of slaves

Yazidi campaigners are pushing for international justice for crimes committed against them by Islamic State