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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

Chile is seeking extradition of Marie-Emmanuelle Verhoeven for her alleged role in conspiracy to kill a senator

The Great Barrier Reef attracts around A$5 billion ($3.90 billion) in tourism every year

Substantial progress had been made in repairing Pakistan's economy, says IMF

The US and Panama also already have a separate agreement in force on sharing tax information

Diplomats say sanctions committee has written to govts of India, UAE to remind them of the Libya sanctions

The government says 265 babies caught infections, from respiratory to diarrhoeal diseases, in the first half of 2015

Congress would have until December 1 to reject or amend a change to Rule 41

There are 5.7 million child workers in India aged between five and 17, out of 168 million globally

The company is at the forefront of a Chinese drive into the global halal market, exporting as far away as Saudi Arabia

Storch says her party would call for ban on minarets, muezzins' calls to prayer and full-face veils for women

The Kremlin's goal is to ease Russia's dependence on space launches in Baikonur, Kazakhstan

The child, aged two and a half fired as his mother drove the car

The UN's Syria envoy said Thursday he planned to hold another round of peace talks next month

"Containing the spread of radical Islam must be a major foreign policy goal of the United States," says the Republican

The town council of Pazardzhik in southern Bulgaria voted overwhelmingly in favour of the ban

The same court jailed five others for "importing and possessing explosives for terrorist aims"

The bombing took place near Bursa's 14th century Grand Mosque

Gianni Infantino said on Wednesday that he is willing to try and set up a football match between arch-rivals

The Swiss and Austrian climbers were part of a team attempting to summit China's 8,027-metre high Shisha Pangma

Sara Farsakh accuses Urth Caffe staff of treating her and her friends with bias because they were wearing hijabs

He is survived by his son Harrison and former wife Ching Lee

Swedish carmaker Volvo on Wednesday announces it would give self-driving cars to ordinary Britons to test in London

Ban Ki-Moon urges ratifying the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, which turns 20 this year

Alloush is the chief negotiator for the High Negotiations Committee, the war-torn country's main opposition group

'Overall, we positively assess the cooperation with the United States in Syria' Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu says

Some 21,600 junior doctors took part in the first day of the strike on Tuesday

North Korea is preparing to blow apart a replica of South Korea's presidential Blue House on an artillery range

Paris prosecutor Francois Molins says Abdeslam was formally placed under arrest after arriving on French soil

In practice US is scaring businesses away from the country, Khamenei says

The move comes a year after damaging revelations that BND had helped the US National Security Agency spy on EU allies

Conservatives in deeply religious India often register complaints with police under the obscenity law

It would give rival producers such as Pakistan, Thailand and Brazil the chance to boost shipments from their ports

Peace doves released, and after Machar was sworn into office, two men stood alongside each other with hands on hearts

The warning comes as the Dutch government is working to lift a travel ban on Dutch-Turkish journalist Ebru Umar

Infrared technology was used to examine the painting

The app may be modernising and moving away from its original orange and blue aesthetic

Farhad Jabar, 15, shot senior accountant Curtis Cheng, 58, outside Sydney police headquarters

The dogs in Gong's farm, one of thousands across the country, are bred specifically for consumption

A move which could lead to continental price wars and reduce Russian market domination

Nearly a quarter of Iran's parliamentary seats are at stake

Britain leaving the EU referendum would lead to average working Briton losing equivalent of a month's salary