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Harrowing testimonies emerge of death squads targeting female rights workers and journalists hours after city fell

Locals and emergency workers reached the spot to evacuate the trapped passengers and were moved to nearby hospitals

Detectives are questioning a woman from Willesden Green on suspicion of racially-aggravated public disorder

"Blame him, or don't blame him, but he was president. The World Trade Center came down during his reign"

The unrest has claimed the lives of 39 Palestinians, including knife-wielding assailants, children and protesters

Many Muslim residents of Thandwe and surrounding villages who came to see Suu Kyi said they still supported her

The younger child was abducted late Friday by two men from a religious event in Delhi's Nangloi area

First arrested in Zambia in 2005, Aswat was extradited last year to the United States where he pleaded guilty in March

The assailants opened fire on the Shia place of worship from a car carrying no licence plates

Twin suicide bombing at a mosque on the outskirts of the capital Maiduguri killed around 29 people late on Thursday

A gunman began firing at a Shia gathering in eastern Saudi Arabia, injuring nine others

Mob bludgeons 22-year-old to death on rumours he was smuggling cattle

Police arrive and a gun battle breaks out, which the resident said injured several people and left the attacker dead

Operations will be carried out as part of recently announced deployment of military personnel to neighboring Cameroon

Statement comes in wake of Obama's announcement to delay withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan

The fighting has stepped up since Russia late last month began an aerial campaign in the country

Breivik, who killed 77 people in a bomb attack and shooting spree, has been kept in solitary confinement since 2011

Modi's decision this week to declassify all files on India's most enigmatic nationalist hero may end the controversy

Putin and the leaders of ex-Soviet states agreed to create a joint task force to defend the region's borders

Origin of drone unknown; Turkish officials say it was an "unmanned aircraft"

Comments by CM of the northern state of Haryana come after a Hindu mob lynched a Muslim man over rumours he ate beef

The arrests come as political tensions rise in the former junta-ruled nation ahead of parliamentary elections

Unverified photos online of the attacker showed him wearing a shirt with the word "press" stamped on it

WHO has warned against prematurely assuming the outbreak is over because the virus could pop up again in 42 days

Cameron seeks to defuse fellow EU leaders' frustration by promising to send them his wish-list in early November

Cab drivers have staged high-profile protests in London, arguing that Uber bypasses local licensing laws

According to Bruce Reidel, US sought assurances from Ayub Khan Pakistan would not take advantage of Sino-India war

So far no group has claimed any of the three attacks that have rocked Turkey

Pentagon officials say instead of training rebels, US military would give weapons to favored commanders

Modi is also in the list options under the 'president' tag in the same search

The guidelines allow single, separated or divorced people to adopt from registered organisations in India

The civilian toll includes 12,517 children and 8,062 women

Hungary's use of fences and its treatment of migrants

Under the data retention law, companies will be required to keep data on the timing and duration of telephone calls

Subway shop only refunded cost of sandwich, which is $6

If found guilty in the US, the hacker will face up to 35 years in jail

The urgent talks were requested by council member Jordan following a meeting on Thursday of Arab ambassadors

US national security whistle-blower reveals inner workings of Obama’s drone wars

The killing is thought to be the first of its kind in Europe's worst refugee crisis since World War II

The war in Afghanistan has claimed 2,372 American lives, according to the specialist website iCasualties

He faces charges of major fraud against the United States, wire fraud and making false statements to the government

Each side interprets the videos as evidence in support of its cause

Obama to take up Taliban peace talks with Nawaz

At least 150 protesters were taken into custody when they tried to hold a demonstration in Ludhiana

Senegal and Uruguay were also among the five countries that ran unopposed for non-permanent seats

Says proposing a new referendum 'without strong evidence' that many voters have changed their minds would be wrong

Authorities dropped plans to seek Palmer's extradition to face charges believing he was misled by Bronkhorst

Delhi's government approached the artist after cancellation of his performance in Mumbai and Pune

Russians allegedly reduced its air strikes as allied government forces pushed on a ground offensive against ISIL

Manchester teenager had earlier pleaded guilty to two offences of downloading terrorist information