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Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson has faded to third place

French interior minister says there will be complete firmness against those that preach hatred in France

Changes made in the genes of human reproductive cells, would be passed along to future generation

If you want to be an Instagram star, you had better be female and get a cat. Or be Taylor Swift

Employee mistakenly announced that Bulgarian authorities found an explosive device in a van parked outside the airport

US says tanker trucks are operated by private smugglers, not directly by the IS group

Trump leads the pack seeking the Republican nomination for the November 2016 presidential election

Here is a breakdown of the main forces fighting Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria

Anthony Mohamed charged with aggravated assault, criminal attempt homicide and recklessly endangering another person

Shooting triggered a massive manhunt that ended hours later with police shooting dead two suspects, a man and a woman

oreign Secretary Philip Hammond said the first strikes could come as early as "tomorrow night"

Moscow and Ankara have been locked in a war of words since last week

The shooting comes just days after a lone gunman killed three people during a standoff at a Planned Parenthood

The country's war crimes tribunal handed down the sentence in October last year

None of the staff members could reach the printing press, says publisher

The Finnish company hopes the merger will help it become the world's number one network equipment and service provider

Group's spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid says no such firefight took place, terms information 'baseless'

Cameron had previously used "ISIL" to refer to the extremist group, which is also known as "ISIS"

The truth emerged during a panel hearing for al-Shamiri’s release

Foreign ministers of the two countries are due to attend OSCE ministerial council in Belgrade on December 3

Security officers found extremist documents in the raids at the mosque and related premises in Lagny-sur-Marne

India has been invited to the regional conference on Afghanistan being held in Islamabad

'Where refugees come hoping for a better life..that is no reason to get asylum or residency status here' Angela Merkel

OPEC is widely expected to stick to its policies of defending market share by driving rival producers out of market

Study reveals of 600 Muslims surveyed 57% had experienced racism in some form

US Republican says he's not backing out of debate because people will think he's a 'chicken'

Erdogan responds by accusing Russia of "slander"

The richest 10 percent of people produce half of Earth's climate-harming fossil-fuel emissions

A special clean-up operation was conducted from November 26 to 28 against militants in the border area with Nigeria

Former Italian PM Berlusconi denied that he had had any contact with Francesca Chaouqui

Eagles of Death Metal say they want to play the first concert if the Bataclan re-opens

Many in the Central African Republic hung on to the pope's words, willing his message to endure

Around 4,000 troops from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Sudan were now in Yemen

Meet the man who supplies halal meat to Muslims in America's south

Grant pleaded guilty to charges of being in the country illegally and lying about his nationality

Ibrahim al-Akari carried out a car-ramming attack on last year killing two people including a border police officer

Ties between Russia and Turkey have badly strained after Ankara last week shot down the Russian plane

US Secretary of State says Russia could be an extremely constructive player in finding a peace settlement in Syria

The step will lift some of the legal powers men hold over female relatives in Saudi Arabia

The small Balkans country of just over 600,000 people won its independence in 2006

China will also reduce annual carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power generation by 180 million tonnes by 2020

British PM is aiming for a deal at an EU summit in December

Lawsuit is unusual for North Korea's ruling family, whose members outside country tend to shun spotlight

US Secretary of State John Kerry's statement came after NATO invited Montenegro to join

Police say arrests and searches were part of ongoing investigation of individuals in Luton area

Tensions flared after officials released a video showing police officer shooting black teenager 16 times

Russia has halted the sale of tours to Turkey and is set to ban the import of Turkish fruit and vegetables

Four-day event which kicked off on Wednesday, is held once every two years in Japan's capital

Heavier than average downpours have washed large quantities of soil into the lake

An average person among the richest 1% emits 175 times more carbon than his or her counterpart, the report said