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Obama did not specifically name the brash New York real estate developer

The President-elect warned his campaign threats to kill were not rhetoric

A pilot and a trainer were killed in the crash, statement says

Thirty-four people were killed on Thursday and another 25 over the next two days around the country, says official

Riyadh has been a key supporter of rebels fighting to overthrow the Damascus regime of President Bashar al Assad

Whenever a media outlet focuses on a problem, they order it to be shut down said head of the Iraqi journalist watchdog

A tip from a CIA spy to authorities in apartheid-era South Africa led to Nelson Mandela's 1962 arrest

The bomber detonated an explosives belt as he joined a line of men at a police recruitment centre

Netanyahu says Paris's support of UNESCO resolution on Jerusalem casts doubt on the impartiality of a peace initiative

'The central bank has become a quasi-political institution. It's important that we move away from this' Schnabel says

Clashes occurred in Lausitz when around 300 demonstrators forced their way into the Schwarze Pumpe power station

The thrice-married Trump, 69, cultivated an image as a womanizer ever since he was in an all-male military school

Pentagon said Beijing had been building up military facilities in a bid to assert its claims to the 'contested' waters

He's been called India's Donald Trump: a media-savvy right-wing populist

The Hui Muslims are treated more favourably than the Uighurs in the Chinese society

Democrats have to worry about unintentionally mobilizing the Republicans by picking someone scary as vice president.

A spokesman for the Operations Command said 3 of the facility's gas storage spaces were set alight amid the violence.

Police say the unnamed man was a member of a local 'Islamist' militant outfit

Muruga became notorious in the neighborhood where people had started thinking he is perverted

At the "East is Red" shop in Shanghai, every nook and cranny is packed with memorabilia of China's Cultural Revolution

Cameron says Britain could slip into recession if it votes to withdraw from the European bloc

The IS group has long used the Internet and social media to recruit fighters

Soon, this former Norwegian navy captain will be recognised for what she is: a woman born in a man's body

In an age when almost everyone carries a smartphone, the absence of such free hotspots can appear to be an aberration

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