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Scientists say there is 67% chance that number of lions in Central, West Africa would drop by half within two decades

Death toll has reached 277 so far

Saudi Arabia would like to see a ceasefire in Yemen to allow for the delivery of humanitarian aid

Unidentified women say they were hired by Majed Abdulaziz Al Saud as housekeepers in late September

Officials have imposed a limit of one bear per hunter and prohibited hunting of cubs weighing less than 100 pounds

According to China Rich List 2015 Jianlin, founder of Wanda Group, saw his wealth rocket from $13.2b to $30b

Public scrutiny of Sanatan Sanstha has increased after police arrested one of its workers in September

Fresh anti-Israeli violence saw three Palestinians shot dead in the West Bank Monday

Afghan Taliban group orders its "mujahideen in affected areas to lend their complete help"

Experts say eating processed meats like hot dogs, sausages, bacon and red meat can cause colorectal cancer

Principal explains students only allowed to leave assembly hall because of Muharram

GeoHazards International helps developing countries better prepare for earthquake disasters

More than a tenth of the value of TalkTalk was wiped off the London Stock Exchange

The feature is designed to check the safety of people living in earthquake-hit areas

The attack on the al-Mashhad mosque occurred during evening prayers

Indian premier extends gratitude to Edhi family for looking after the deaf-mute girl; also thanks PM Nawaz Sharif

Wafaq-ul-Madaris-e-Arabia issues statement urging people to collectively repent for their sins

Rajendra Nikalje, widely known as Chhota Rajan, has been on Interpol's wanted list since 1995

Mute and deaf Indian girl says she used to be sad in Pakistan but after coming here she is happy

Saadi Qaddafi was charged with first-degree murder in 2005 of a former trainer at Tripoli's Al-Ittihad football club

The prince and four others were allegedly attempting to smuggle about two tons of Captagon pills and some cocaine

Britain this month cancelled a bid to provide training to Saudi Arabia's penal system

Emergency medical services spokesperson says 19-year-old Israeli was shifted to Shaare Zedek hospital in Jerusalem

Republican front-runner says his foreign policy strategy would be centered around beefing up the US military

Mark Zuckerberg first needs to make his plan more appealing to salesmen

21 people have been rescued so far

The gruesome killings of a series of atheist bloggers this year have rocked the nation

Mariam helps repair electronic gadgets for women who hesitate taking their phones to men due to privacy concerns

Aziza Rahimzada has been nominated for International Children's Peace Prize, an award previously won by Malala

Turkish authorities have extended operations into suspected IS cells after a double suicide bombing in Ankara

The Red Crescent expects to recover several more bodies, the news agency cited Misrati as saying

The ship hit an "unidentified object" in the water on Sunday with 163 passengers on board

Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir makes the comments after meeting his Egyptian counterpart in Cairo

Architects and scientists from four countries will use modern infra-red technology and detectors to map pyramids

Activists of the Hindu hardliner group had disrupted a stage drama by Pakistani actors in Gurgaon on Saturday

Turkish President's party is working overtime trying to reclaim its parliamentary majority

This interesting time-lapse video gives a view of different parts of the world lit with lights

Deputy presidential spokesperson says Pakistan should adopt policies against Taliban similar to Afghanistan’s stance

The fire was sparked by an electrical short-circuit on the second floor of the three-storey club in Manado, Indonesia

Isareli police say none of their forces were wounded in the incident

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls says nothing will stop the determination of the state to fight organised crime

Seven people were still missing but the rest managed to reach land safely, a coastguard spokeswoman said

Assad's comments come during talks with Russian delegation visiting Damascus just days after Assad went to Moscow

Company says it would recall around 8.5 million diesel vehicles in Europe that contained such software

Smog from Indonesian slash-and-burn farming has choked vast expanses of Southeast Asia for weeks

The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the rare attack on the Shia community

IMF says Bahrain and Oman are also at risk of exhausting their financial assets by 2020

Former British PM insists he still does not regret removal of Saddam Hussein as Iraq's leader

NATO says its initial probe determined that the reports of civilian casualties were credible

A source says Modi will be in London from November 12 to 14 before heading to Turkey for a G20 summit