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MTA board member sayshateful speech with its odious appeal to intolerance ignites violence

The ban led to 3.2 billion rupees worth of goods being withdrawn, Nestle says

At least 13 civilians were killed in a separate car bomb attack against a mosque in a village near Damascus

The royal family would most likely relocate to Windsor Castle west of London

The attack comes at the beginning of Ramazan, killing 15 suspected terrorists in response

Modi uses Twitter to attack opponents, such as Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and members of the opposition

The world has changed so our laws should change accordingly, says Immigration Minister Peter Dutton

A resident says rebels shot dead their victims after looting homes and shops and setting fire to buildings

Radical group is reportedly giving away sex slaves captured in war as ‘prizes’ to those who memorise the Holy...

Not everyone is happy with the campaign as it could have a negative impact on the tourism industry

Documents showed the US spied on President Francois Hollande and his two predecessors.

In total, the royal household spent £5.1 million on official travel, up £900,000 on the previous year

Government prosecutors say that Tsarnaev is a terrorist who deserves to die

State-run newspaper says 100,000 tonnes of chicken wings, beef and pork were seized in the nationwide crackdown

Indian police arrest a bootlegger for selling toxic liquor which has caused 100 deaths in India

The White House on Wednesday will announce results of a six-month review of how govt works with families of hostages

Qadri aims to rebut the message of militant groups such as Islamic State and stop young people becoming radicalized

The Muslim holy month is now third most important religious event for stores behind Christmas and Easter in the UK

Officials from three countires are meeting next week in Baghdad to strengthen their joint fight against the IS

Interior Minister says Pakistan would help the British police in a transparent investigation

The campaign for Freedom Flotilla III comes as Israel faces heavy international pressure over its actions in Gaza

It was later revealed that the Indian vice president was not invited to Yoga Day celebration in Delhi

"The Seoul office will monitor and document human rights issues in North Korea"

"She was obviously targeting us of her preconceived ideas about brown people," says Yusra

Store owners of grocery store in Bordeaux say theywanted to ensure women and men don’t meet

Prosecution says further tests were needed to determine whether one or more people had committed the rape on the nun

France and Saudi Arabia have been reinforcing their links as Riyadh seeks to broaden ties with top Western powers

Bill's adoption reflects tension between Rouhani and a conservative-dominated legislature

The World Bank's assistance will include $200m towards rural housing and $100m to strengthen the banking system

India says this matter has been taken up at the highest level with Chinese leadership

Tuesday's victory came despite the Islamist militant movement stepping up its offensive in the broader war

The aircraft came down in the Los Padres National Forest, north of Los Angeles, triggering a fire

Professor says many Uighurs like to drink for pleasure and those condemning drinking are 'extremists'

Lions are critically endangered due to loss of habitat and a decline in prey caused by human hunting

Modi's right-wing government has launched a massive crackdown on non-governmental organisations

US president says nobody should be targetted because of what they look like or how they worship

Leaked documents suggest the Kingdom wanted its long-time ally to be released

Sister Nirmala's life was devoted to service, caring for the poor and underprivileged

The children have been suspended by ropes from a pole since noon, and they were still there in the late evening

Predators use technology in sinister and inventive ways to reach their child victims across state

It is very important that we raise our voices to speak out for girls deprived of a secondary education

Once again the Afghan Taliban have demonstrated just how far they are from being beaten

New facial recognition software can identify people with 83% accuracy using hairdos, clothing, body shape etc

Israel's foreign ministry also denounced the UN Human Rights Council, which commissioned the inquiry

Berlin prosecutors in a short statement said they would not seek his extradition and had ordered Mansour's release

Commission says it has substantial information relating to killing of over 2,140 Palestinians, most of them civilians

Burma has a long history of persecution of Muslims; Ma Ba Tha says head scarves 'not in line with school discipline'

No immediate claim of responsibility for attack; at least two killed in separate bomb attack in southern Baghdad

The Italian company that makes Nutella and Ferrero Rocher and Kinder chocolates, said it wanted to expand further

Police say hundreds of residents from nearby villages came out to protest as troops cordoned off the village