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The "jewellery bill" is the latest attempt by Denmark's minority centre-right government to curb immigration

The statement could hinder attempts to mend fences between the two countries after years of estrangement

The museum cover-up was not the only step Italy took to ensure the Iranian visit passed off smoothly

Restrictions would be eased which would allow exports and authorized airline travel

Most child executions were for murder, rape, drug-related crimes and a national security offence

However, a number of sites are still blurred out or hidden on Google Earth so that no one can view them

Says it needs $2.8 billion in 2016 to help millions of children in humanitarian emergencies around the world

The schools all received practically identical calls, police said

All 160 passengers are safe and have been transferred to another flight

Police Major Tareq Abdulkarim says so far, we have removed 18 bodies including five members of police

Access to abortion is a hot-button political issue in the United States

Berlin police last week rejected a rape claim by a 13-year-old German-Russian teenager

British PM had said ‘learning English’ will help tackle the ‘traditional submissiveness of Muslim women'

The haul was seized at Colombo's port nearly four years ago en route to Dubai

Officials confiscate over 100 dolls and arrest three vendors in Bangkok for allegedly failing to pay import taxes

55 per cent, of the companies polled predicted that the arriving refugees would alleviate qualified worker shortage

Facebook CEO's wardrobe only consists of grey T-shirts and hoodies

Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it had killed at least 30 people

The statement was made by acting under-secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence at the US Treasury

He was married to an Emirati woman executed in July for a militant-inspired murder of a US school teacher

Canberra has been increasingly concerned about home-grown extremism

Khomeini had hoped to be a candidate for election to the Assembly of Experts, a powerful group of clerics

Baba Vanga had claimed Europe would be destroyed in 2016

Modi's penchant for hugs has made international headlines

The firm's net profit has fallen for three straight years since 2013

Under the reforms, parts of the national health care system would be converted into independent commercial companies

A rogue policeman drugged and then shot dead 10 of his colleagues in southern Afghanistan

Police will be able to search migrants' luggage and seize cash exceeding 10,000 kroner

A man has erected a large poster of the Republican frontrunner alongside a major thoroughfare in Iowa

Social media is abuzz with warning messages about this 'iPhone crusher'

The announcement appeared to end speculation about a link to the doomed aircraft

Kevin Abosch, 46, says he sold the photograph to an unnamed European businessman

French President Francois Hollande is the chief guest at India's Republic Day parade Tuesday

Italian officials say contracts signed in Rome late Monday will be worth up to 17 billion euros

Political opposition and critics within Najib's ruling party called for a wide-ranging and independent investigation

Obama wants to cut number of people in prisons, curb use of solitary confinement and end mandatory minimum sentences

WhatsAp crashed in an array of countries from the US to India, potentially affecting hundreds of millions of users

Analysts said the 17-minute propaganda video showed a high level of coordination and planning

Indian president says talks cannot continue along with violence

Army chief's decision to retire is being viewed as a sign of country’s gradual progress to a strong democracy

Two other Pakistanis were hurt in the early morning attack allegedly carried out by Afghans, according to local police

"I didn't throw out my party card, I didn't burn it," says the former KGB agent at a meeting with supporters

An old, rusted traffic light post fell before his vehicle in Kerala

The predator, around six foot in length, took fishermen by surprise when it crashed onto on their deck

We are going to aim at proximity talks starting on the 29th and on-going for six months, says UN envoy De Mistura

About 100 people gathered in Tahrir Square on Monday to praise the police who tried to stop the protest in 2011

Two bombers struck the Bodo central market while others hit the town's main entrance and exit points, says official

The UN and Western diplomats have urged Libyans to back the agreement as a step toward ending the political chaos

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly conveyed willingness to share its technology for border protection

Former army officer Henry Worsley, 55, fell ill just 30 miles (50 km) short of completing his mission