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Providing a reason for turning down the invitation, Moscow explains there is not enough ‘substance’ in this trip

Islamic State group (IS) had previously claimed deadly shootings and bombings against security forces in the kingdom

Several dozen protesters broke through barricades, attempted to storm California Republican Convention in hotel

"Patient died of complications related to severe thrombocytopenia," US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said

The general, said that 12 of the personnel involved were suspended or removed from command and four others reprimanded

Attack comes a day after after the temporary capital's police chief escaped a suicide bombing

At least 10 people were killed when Patidars took to the streets in Gujarat to demand they be included in those quotas

The attack comes days after a strike destroyed a hospital, killing two doctors and sparking an international outcry

Although it is not mentioned in the Holy Quran, the Bohras consider removal of part of clitoris religious obligation

Christal McGee, 18, is accused of using the Snapchat’s speed filter, which left a man brain damaged

Several witnesses described seeing a powerful explosion and people were seen in the sea

Obama administration took the decision after an order by US Senate's Foreign Relations Committee, says BBC Urdu...

Authorities deported 14,400 expats, compared with 26,600 in the whole of 2015

Coins are stamped with inscriptions of emperors Maximian and Constantine and are worth several million euros

The country also plans to land the first probe ever on the dark side of the moon in 2018

Hundreds of demonstrators clashed with police outside in Costa Mesa during a Trump campaign stopover

Wilson was grabbed in the city of Jalalabad, close to the border with Pakistan

We take a look at the world's most beautiful cities

Mallya's massive debt has become a symbol of Indian banks' vast volume of bad loans

Media reports say pills were found both on Prince's person and at his Paisley Park compound

The Catholic country follows Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay in formally recognizing Rights of same-sex couples to marry

Conservation charity, Wildlife Protection Society of India, says 28 of endangered beasts had been poached by April 26

The number of foreign fighters joining the group had fallen to 200 a month from between 1,500 and 2,000

It was the first visit for Biden, since US forces withdrew in 2011 after nearly nine years of occupation

US troop numbers have dropped to 9,800 -- and are set to fall further still to 5,500 by next year

At the last election in 2009, he claimed 95.37 percent of the vote

Suit seeking class-action status was filed on behalf of the two women, aged 61 and 62

The victim, who was found on Wednesday deceased in a conference room at Apple's campus in Silicon Valley

China passed a controversial new law Thursday giving police wide-ranging powers over overseas charities

Last month, a letter containing a granular substance was sent to Trump's son, urging an end to his father's campaign

Last year US military said it would let women serve in all combat roles

A wave of violence across Israel, the West Bank, and Jerusalem has killed 203 Palestinians and 28 Israelis

The Federal Bureau of Investigation will be able to use the technique to unlock other iPhone 5C models running iOS 9

The visit is stark reversal since 2005, when Modi was denied a visa to the United States on human rights grounds

Officials say charges stemmed from an immigration-related investigation that came out of their probe into the massacre

Police first became aware of Ameen in December 2013 during a raid at an address in London

It is the highest-ranking visit by a US official to Iraq since Biden went there in 2011

System will offer applications for air navigation and can be integrated into mobile phones for use by hikers

Former mayor defended Labour MP Naz Shah who was suspended for sharing allegedly anti-Semitic posts on social media

Karan and Cetinkaya went on trial last year on charges of 'inciting public hatred' and 'insulting religious...

The measure provoked concerns that it gives police wide-ranging discretionary powers amid a crackdown on civil society

Mallya, who used to run a liquor empire, left India on March 2 owing more than $1b and is believed to be in Britain

The Doha-based news network said that it had not violated regulations or deviated from objective coverage

Sources say pop icon refused treatment because he believed God will heal him

The city's last pediatrician was also killed in the strike

Karlsson allegedly threatened to carry out a suicide bombing against a mosque

We take a look at the most expensive cars of 2016

Abu Sayyaf, a notorious gang that beheaded a Canadian hostage this week, had planned to abduct Pacquiao

The question was front-of-mind Wednesday on Wall Street, where shares fell more than 6% to $97.82

Wedding was stopped because the girl was a Hindu and not yet 18, police say