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Pakistan reiterates its condemnation of terrorism in all its forms and manifestations

The announcement came after a gunman opened fire on a tourist resort hotel in Sousse city

Delivers rousing eulogy for pastor killed by gunman. Calls the Confederate flag a symbol of 'racist subjugation'

Royal couple spent 30 minutes around the site where 52,000 people from across Europe were killed during World War II

Leaders from the group distance themselves from peace talks in Urumqi

Election will be held on August 17 and the new parliament convened on September 2

President Barack Obama terms ruling 'victory for America'

Some retired soldiers of the Indian army have already refused to attend the celebrations

Sweden is the world's 12th biggest arms exporter

A dozen more people were reported to have been hospitalised

Archbishop hopes a peace process is directly negotiated between Israel and Palestine

US has in recent years blamed several hacks on Beijing, including some it says were carried out by Chinese military

Woman said she was frustrated that her 79-year-old husband had an affair in 1979 with a younger woman

This is the first ever bombing of a Shia mosque in Kuwait

Curvaceous dancer and actress Vicky Xipolitakis posted photos on Twitter of her taking pictures with both pilots

Riyadh has both "the will and the ability" to produce nuclear weapons, says Saudi analyst Nawaf Obaid

Authorities find man’s decapitated head covered in Arabic writing attached to factory gates

The Marianne of Gothenburg is part of the Freedom Flotilla III; similar bid in 2010 saw 10 Turkish activists killed

IS has launched two-pronged offensive in northern Syria after several setbacks

I pointed my gun at the terrorists and said Bismillah (in the name of god), and then 'Taq Chapako!', says Laghmani

As the world's largest opium producer, Afghanistan's firm increase has had a direct impact on global opium...

The gaps include the timetable for the lifting of sanctions and access for UN inspectors to Iranian military sites

Obama will deliver the remarks for the pastor gunned down along with eight others in a historic church nine days ago

More than 140,000 people displaced by violence remain interned in camps

Al Qaeda says its leader Nasir al-Wuhayshi, number two in the extremist organisation, was killed in one such raid

The plane went down near down near Ketchikan; inclement weather hampers rescue efforts

Says sources authentic refuses to disclose names

Foreign secretary says Pakistan has conveyed a clear message to the insurgents to join the political mainstream

Cairo-based al-Azhar says Wilders' objective was to "provoke the anger of Muslims" around the world

Pakistan High Commission in the UK holds a ceremony to celebrate Saleem’s achievement

Aid will be used for reconstruction and rehabilitation works in Nepal

Treasury says Baluch is behind one improvised explosive device that killed a US soldier in mid-2013

Thursday's hearing expected to decide whether Karake should remain in custody and set a date for extradition hearings

In a special issue of al Qaeda English-language magazine editor confirms Azzam was killed in a drone strike

Ramazan night was hosted by the Arts Canteen with help from the Arab British Centre

Accused said she killed the babies because they were from an incestuous relationship with her father

Washington has repeatedly targeted militants from al Qaeda

Research shows twerk was first used as a noun in 1820, referring to a 'twisting or jerking movement'

The coastal district of Amreli was the worst affected, with 36 people killed in flood-related incidents

Afghan intelligence agency alleged an ISI officer provided support for attack on Afghan parliament

Houthis have stepped up attacks on Saudi border posts, despite three-month bombardment by Saudi-led coalition

Pilot dies in the crash however the infant remains unharmed

The arrests of journalists in Egypt are often violent and involve beatings, abuse, and raids of their homes

"We will not target friends like President Hollande," says Kerry

Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said the $1 billion was over and above India's existing aid pledges to Nepal

Government officials would now be allowed to communicate and negotiate with hostage takers, says Obama

Thailand's government says the men had no links to the Islamic State militant group or any criminal organisation

Police rescues 13,000 children in China last year

President and Crown Prince discuss matters of mutual understanding, regional situation and bilateral issues

The US citizen of Chechen descent was sentenced to death on six counts for perpetrating the Marathon bombings