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Early results show Trump receiving 76 per cent of the vote

Twitter reveals how it will give users more space in tweets

We look at 13 images from events around the world today

The missing climbers were part of a team of four, one of whom -- Subhash Pal -- died after falling ill on Sunday

French authorities believe Google owes 1.6 billion euros ($1.7 billion) in back taxes

Sheikh Mohammed says by 2030 Dubai will print 25% of its buildings using 3D printing technology

Death toll from bombings claimed by the Islamic State hits 154

There has been no confirmed cause of the disaster until now

The visit is Obama's first and the third by a sitting president since the end of the Vietnam War in 1975

Incoming Philippine president has defied conventional political wisdom with his huge win in presidential elections

Mullah Yakoub and Sirajuddin Haqqani have backed out of the race citing personal reasons, reports suggest

'If you save one generation, then that generation would be capable to protect all generations to come' Satyarthi

No moderates or reformists stood for the post

The blast hit a border patrol in the southwestern province of Jazan

India blames Pakistan for backing the militants in Kashmir, a charge Islamabad denies

Obama met about six activists and said there were "significant areas of concern" about political freedom

Bourdain posted a picture of the dinner on Instagram with the caption "The President's chopstick skills are on...

Splore claims to be the only photo sharing app where users follow hashtags instead of people

Mike Toner says US respects Pakistan's territorial integrity but will still continue air strikes

His remarks won loud applause from more than 2,000 delegates including top Vietnamese leaders

Tayeb's decision to fly to Rome followed the easing of serious tensions that marked the reign of Francis's predecessor

Activists are questioning the validity of the official record because authorities have files on only 88 bodies

The area has suffered a string of deadly landslides, with a major incident last November killing 100

'This is by far the most controversial application that we have ever had to deal with' committee chairman Peter Sowray

Use of colonial-era laws such as sedition and criminal defamation to clamp down on government critics

The researchers said they had found the virus in three groups of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes

The arms sales decision 'was not based on China', Obama says, but part of normalising ties with the ex-enemy

There were 337,922 reports of violence against women such as rape, molestation, abduction and cruelty by husbands

'Pakistani authorities had delivered Mansour's badly burned remains for burial in the western city of Quetta'

In the case of the Taliban, it acts as both an advisory council for the Emir (leader) and crafts policy

Former secretary of state would concentrate on campaigning against presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump instead

Taliban originated among young Afghan religious students who took refuge in Pakistan from 1979-89 Soviet occupation

Anura Senanayake was remanded into custody into the May 2012 killing of national rugby skipper

Some 18,000 Indians worked in Libya before the country descended into chaos in 2011

The accord will significantly boost the role of the undertapped port of Chabahar, says Iranian presidency's statement

Yigit Bulut, who advises president on economy, says: 'we do not expect anything from EU'

Wang Ching-yu is accused of overpowering the mother of the child and beheading the young girl with a kitchen knife

We look at 13 images from events around the world

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani also flew in to Tehran on Monday for the signing of a tripartite agreement

Militant group Hizb-ul-Mujahideen claimed the attacks, but there was no official confirmation it was responsible

Prime Minister David Cameron said Britain risked sparking a 'do-it-yourself recession' by voting to leave the bloc

At least one of the animals last week dragged a teenager from his village while he was sleeping and killed him

Direct negotiations with the Palestinians are "the only way to proceed to peace," Netanyahu says

Police say 21 Rohingya fled a detention centre at about 1 am after sawing through an iron bar in their communal cell

Seven bombs, most of them suicide attacks, hit Jableh and Tartus almost simultaneously

Pakistani officials say the Taliban leader had just returned from Iran when his vehicle was attacked in Balochistan

Yildirim chosen by the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) as its chairman, replacing Ahmet Davutoglu

India's National Green Tribunal, which hears cases related to environmental protection, raised the issue

Round-the-clock services were due to start last year but were delayed by disagreement between unions and authorities

Greece plans a police operation to evacuate the migrant camp of Idomeni on its border with Macedonia