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The arrests mark an important step in the investigation into the cell believed to have carried out both Paris attacks

Obama said Trump and Cruz, have upset mainstream "establishment" Republicans with their insurgent campaigns

France also urged the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development to follow suit

Lake Kariba falls to 12% of capacity, hitting fishing industry and hydroelectric power production in Zambia, Zimbabwe

They have found streets filled with rubble, ransacked houses with holes blasted in them and a ghost town

North Korean newspaper Rodong Sinmun says trial was conducted at Sohae Space Centre

Analysts predict that this year's offensive, expected to start this month, will be on a bigger scale

Around 20 computers and a quantity of documents were confiscated

Initial police investigation suggested that the argument could have started over directions or where to stop the car

The killings were apparently a murder-suicide, US media reported, citing local law enforcement

He has been on Europe's most wanted list since being identified on CCTV video in a car with Salah al-Abdeslam

India is trying to gather intelligence as well as boost firepower along the vast land borders with Pakistan and China

In contrast to France, the approach in Britain seems more business-minded

Bombay High Court said last week women have a fundamental right to go into places of worship

The Foreign Ministry has denounced accusations arising from the release of the so-called "Panama Papers" as groundless

In Iraq, 18 strikes near eight cities hit several tactical units, a manufacturing facility and destroyed machine guns

Francis says couples who live together outside of marriage need to be welcomed and guided, patiently and discreetly

In a rare occurence, the tiniest planet Mercury will travel in front of the sun

The Boeing came down in the early hours of March 19 on its second attempt to land, killing all 62 people on board

Founder and chief executive Pete Cashmore said the changes were part of a shift in strategy

Millions of documents covering nearly 40 years of business were leaked from the archives of Mossack Fonseca

The unmanned Dragon capsule is poised to blast off from Cape Canaveral, Florida atop a Falcon 9 rocket

Bihar's Chief Minister Nitish Kumar this week fulfilled an election pledge to introduce prohibition

Michel Samaha was convicted of transporting explosives to carry out attacks and assassinations in Lebanon

Police say it appears the man's wife and in-laws could not bear the stigma of keeping an AIDS patient in their house

The numbers for January-March were down to 170,000 compared to over 500,000 for October-December 2015

Host of world leaders are caught up in tempest created by documents leaked from Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca

We look at students of Shaolin Tagou Martial Arts School participating in a rehearsal at a stadium in Nanjing

Denise Phua sparked a public outcry online after a speech in parliament on Wednesday

Unravelling the mysterious trulli dwellings in Alberobello

State dept spokesperson says Kerry will discuss US-led coalition's continued support for Iraqi-led efforts against IS

Forty-five male Pakistanis arrived back in Turkey from the Greek island of Lesbos

At first glance, the cafe, which also serves alcohol, looks like any other

Minister says new plan, designed to help protect 35 species, recognised some populations of birds were in decline

Kevin Hyland says merely 0.2 per cent of slavery cases are investigated and prosecuted each year

French President Hollande last month abandoned plans to strip French nationality from people convicted of terrorism

Chinese foreign investment flows to BVI have multiplied since Mossack Fonseca opened on the mainland

The announcement comes as China fast-tracks plans to put more self-driving cars on its roads

Thai authorities have so far found no evidence of wrongdoing

Facing a hostile Congress in his second term, Obama has leaned heavily on executive actions

Castro's appearance comes a week after he penned a scathing editorial about Obama's recent historic visit to Cuba

One order bans the state from discriminating against any employee based on "gender expression or identity"

US forces in Afghanistan are due to be nearly halved to 5,500 from the current level of 9,800 by the start of 2017

Turkey was once Israel's closest regional ally but ties collapsed in 2010

The seeming absence of Americans from the Panama Papers has fed conspiracy theories

The March 18 accord sets out stepped-up checks by Turkey and the shipping back to Turkish territory of migrants

Analysts are optimistic after mediation efforts have largely silenced the guns along the border with Saudi Arabia

USA's ongoing quest for its first female leader is strange in a country that offers no better home to pioneering woman

The visit to the most populous country in the Commonwealth comes shortly before Queen Elizabeth II's 90th birthday

Police have been desperately searching for the third suspect ever since he was seen on CCTV