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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

The Delhi government will meet on Monday to discuss the success of the scheme

The Vatican ferried about 1,000 adults and children in coaches to the big top on the outskirts of Rome

Raids are underway across other parts of populous island of Java and on other islands to round up suspected militants

Moon's far hemisphere is never directly visible from Earth and while it's been photographed it's never been explored

Commission hits Raiser-CA with a fine for failing to comply with reporting requirements fully and in a timely manner

Criminal inquiries, books and speculation have abounded over the fate of the cleric

Court might make an announcement today [Friday] afternoon on whether it will take up dispute

The migrants have been offered places in new refitted containers, equipped with heating and sockets for electricity

Debate among seven Republican candidates comes as unease grows within Republican party over Trump's frontrunner status

The NTI Index also finds worrying shortfalls in how well countries protect their nuclear facilities

The price hike led to to queues at some petrol stations in Qatar, according to social media

Since most accidents are caused by human error, autonomous vehicles can eliminate many road fatalities, says Foxx

Paleontologists infer that the dinosaur weighed about 70 tons, as much as 10 African elephants

Her husband said that shortly after the procedure, she complained of an accelerated heart rate and shortness of breath

A security source described Bilal Mezher as an important catch

NASA estimates it will need about four cargo runs per year

The number of US women and girls who have undergone the actual procedures is unknown

Trump also criticized Japan, saying the nation is engaging in similar practices

A suit filed in federal court accuses Twitter of providing "material support" for terrorists

Investigators think he was one of the Kalashnikov-wielding gunmen who sprayed restaurants, cafe terraces with bullets

Delegates from Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the United States held talks in Pakistan on Monday

According to the US State Department, the group is composed primarily of former members of TTP and Afghan Taliban

The transfer is the largest to a single country at any one time under the Obama administration

The announcement comes just a week after Netflix went live in more than 130 countries

Robert Lawrie had tried to smuggle the girl to England from France in his van

In second place was action film 'Mad Max: Fury Road' with 10 nominations, followed by 'The Martian' with seven

A randomised surgical trial comparing sterilised mosquito nets, costing as little as $1

Authorities said on Thursday the army had killed almost 200 Islamic State militants in response to the blast

Three of Savimbi's children, who live in the Paris region, are seeking one million euros in damages

Sabhan is the first Baghdad-based Saudi ambassador in a quarter century

On the first day of its sale, 15,000 copies of the book were pre-ordered by bookstores, says publisher

Discovery has been made in grave of man missing his left foot and ankle at Hemmaberg in southern Austria

The overnight blast ripped the facade off the station in the small town of Cinar

Habtoor says Trump should not have stereotypically identified Muslims as terrorists

The American was reportedly being chased by locals because he was suspected of being a thief

One commander named as Kamal, alias Hiron, was a suspect in attack on Dhaka's packed main Shia shrine in October 2015

Urges national leaders to be vigilant in protecting the right of Indians to freedom of worship