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Indian president said, "We have a million problems but at the same time we have over a billion minds."

Some 100,000 people remain displaced after the fighting with economic growth stifled by Israeli and Egyptian blockades

Maria Gonzalez was barred from contacting her sister-in-law under a protection order

Jason Rezaian, Washington Post's Tehran correspondent, is thought to be included in list of dual nationals released

Domestic and international flights in and out of Istanbul's Ataturk Airport were affected, says statement

12 suspects have been detained in nationwide raids since Thursday's attacks

Seven suspects have been detained in connection with the attacks, according to Interior Minister Efkan Ala

The elephants have trampled crops, destroyed homes and even, villagers say, killed people in their path

The International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN body, is set to issue a report triggering the lifting of sanctions

She will become the island's first female president in a landslide victory over the ruling Kuomintang

Lawyers for Kuwait Airways said in a petition filed in November that the airline’s policy was based on Kuwaiti law

'The number of Britons stopped in Turkey has gone up in the past eight months' Philip Hammond

Five bodies were recovered from the rubble of a residential building in Arnasco

The soldiers had been in a firefight on Friday in the Sur district of the southeastern city of Diyarbakir

Authorities say several accounts had been found on Facebook expressing support for the attack in Jakarta

Security forces have been on high alert in wake of deadly attacks in neighbouring Indonesia that were claimed by IS

All five attackers died in the coordinated suicide bombings and shootings in central Jakarta

Critics say Facebook does not do enough to enforce its stated procedures

The satellite aims to offer a closer look at how global warming and sea level rise affect wind speeds and currents

A "snapback" mechanism ensures that many of the sanctions can be swiftly reimposed

A convoy of 44 aid trucks loaded with food and medicine on Thursday entered Madaya

Lawyers not allowed to access to their client or bring him fluffy slippers and a toothbrush

The volunteers were given varying doses and but the six men were in the group who were taking the drug 'regularly'

Aylan could’ve been a doctor, a teacher, a loving parent, Rania said in a tweet

A foreign ministry statement said Comoros viewed Tehran as "interfering" in "internal affairs of certain countries"

It's a matter of days or hours, Celine told a paper after visiting her brother, Daniel Dion, 59, in the hospital

Burkina Faso is part of the G5 Sahel grouping that counts the fight against terrorism as part of its remit

Man is a former soldier whose case was extensively reported on last year in media and on Facebook, says a statement

'The country will be watching you make history,' Prime Minister David Cameron wrote on Twitter

Move comes after six people filed complaints over sexually offensive behaviour of some migrant men at the pool

Vishnu Gupta accepted responsibility, saying Pakistan should also be held responsible for Pathankot attack

The auto-rickshaws will also give priority to women passengers

The teenager's death was witnessed by representatives of the UN children's agency, UNICEF

Coast Guard search aircraft have spotted a debris field about 2.5 miles off the north shore of Oahu but no people

More than two dozen people have reportedly died of starvation since early December

India raises concerns over Pakistan's attempt to convert Gilgit-Baltistan into a separate province

Masroor says authorities said they had a problem with someone who followed his Facebook page

The group said it took over the base after a suicide bomber from the group rammed its gates

About half of the 27 “selfie related” deaths around the world last year occurred in India

Earlier this week a Chinese diplomat urged "calm and restraint" between Saudi Arabia and Iran

Turkey and Pakistan share similar consequences as a result of an almost identical response to foreign sponsored chaos

Bavarian district chief calls the incident "act of desperation"

The teachers were staying at the United Nations mission in a local hotel but Houthis arrived and detained them

All of the six patients, one of whom was in a coma, had been in good health until taking the oral medication

Young skiers were asleep on bus when it careened off road before dawn in resort town of Karuizawa

Etihad holds a 29 percent stake in Air Berlin, and is its biggest shareholder

Deal was made to defend sovereignty, territorial integrity and security of Russian Federation and Syrian Arab Republic

According to a survey, Moscow is the unfriendliest city in the world

People close to him said that Bowie wanted to keep his illness away from the glare of 24-hour social media

Mudassir Shaheen who advertised the sham packages on a TV channel on Sky, amassed £36,000 in total