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More than one million refugees and migrants arrived in European Union last year and some 3,600 died or went missing

The operation targeted alleged art thieves attempting to sell the painting "Woman Dressing Her Hair"

Says the presidential candidate may need to be bailed out once again by him

The assaults in Stockholm occurred overnight amid rising tension over immigration

The 21-year-old woman was targeted as she walked home after an exam in 2013 in eastern West Bengal state

"Be Like Qodos" has attracted more than 66,000 likes on its Dari Facebook page in over two weeks

HSBC said it had successfully repelled attack although customers trying to access their accounts suffered disruptions

Professor Edward Young reveals that planet Theia slammed into Earth so hard that the planets melded together

Nicola De Martino, 23, is accused of being a member of the Camorra organised crime group

Florida-based fossils and artefacts dealer John Bryan McNamara claimed he worked with some Pakistanis to import goods

The study ignored broader health, social policy and criminal justice issues

Microsoft founder Bill Gates still remains world's richest person

US Air Force awarded Boeing an initial contract worth $25.8 million to reduce risk and lower the cost of the programme

ATR is co-owned by European aircraft manufacturer Airbus and Italian aerospace group Finmeccanica

UNSC in Dec sought immediate access for humanitarian aid and an end to attacks on civilians in Syria

Some 19 bidders from across the United States vied for the vehicle

Standing seven feet tall on his hind legs, Rocko, is contending for a place in the Guinness Book of Records

Island will seek in March to persuade the UN's highest court to take up a lawsuit against the three countries

Trudeau, elected in October, has pledged to repair relations with Canada's 1.4 million aboriginals

"These documents were not marked classified at the time they were sent," State Department spokesman John Kirby

The deputy head of the National Iranian Oil Co said foreign companies would be invited in May to bid for new contracts

US-led efforts to broker peace for a two-state solution collapsed in April 2014, no efforts to resume talks since then

United States has already sent a small number of military personnel into Libya, Pentagon spokesperson said

The big question is: Can he translate his poll numbers into votes?

The California-based social network on Friday updated its policy for managing regulated goods

Iranian state television said a surveillance drone flew over a US aircraft carrier in the Gulf and took pictures

Aquarium in South Korea says its biggest shark has eaten another in what it has described as a 'turf war'

National and Pacific Tsunami Warning Centers says there was no risk the earthquake had caused a tsunami

Tunnels have been reconstructed in Gaza City to fight the Jewish state, says Ismail Haniya

Boko Haram has killed at least 17,000 people since its campaign began in 2009

They have been charged with conspiracy to carry out strikes in India and outside, says investigation agency

German police last week rejected the teenager's account but nevertheless passed the case to the prosecutor's office

Originally from France, 69-year-old Matthieu Ricard reveals his secret of being the happiest person in the world

Umar Draz of Okara, Punjab faces 10 years in jail for waving Indian flag at his house

The protest sees intensifying after other women activists seek their way into Maharashtra temple

David Robert Grimes focuses on conspiracy theories such as mood landing was faked and vaccinations are unsafe, etc

The deal will make only a small dent in the country's major summer production shortfall

Flight 109 traveling to LA from London was two hours into its journey when passengers and crew members became ill

Indian president criticises former PM Narasimha Rao's inability to prevent the demolition of Mughal era mosque in 1992

The report cites documents leaked by rogue US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden

An independent review panel last month accused the UN and its agencies of grossly mishandling the allegations

Youths hurl stones at police in several parts of state and call for resignation of Chief Minister Oommen Chandy

Arrivals from Russia for 2015 dropped to 3.65 million in 2015 from around 4.5 million in the previous year

According to a police source, the man said he was carrying the weapons for self-protection

4 dead, 18 hurt in Saudi mosque bombing: state TV

US Treasury acting under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence said Putin was a picture of corruption

There was no immediate claim of responsibility but the region is a stronghold of the Islamic State group

'Rhodes Must Fall in Oxford' campaign has sparked a heated debate about how Britain remembers its imperialist past

Hong Kong leads at top position for fifth year in succession

Kansai Electric says company plans to restart its No 4 reactor in late February