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The video showcases the tough conditions faced by migrant workers in Saudi Arabia

Ibo Cha was stripped, strung up with rope and beaten for an hour before dying of his injuries

The "anti-mosque" law, were approved by the right-wing dominated regional council at the end of January

Indian reaction to Lakhvi's bail is 'unwarranted and immature', says foreign office

Bin Laden lived in the mountainous region until a bombing campaign forced him to flee

Since 2003 several of Germany's 16 regional states have banned teachers wearing the Muslim headscarf

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani says Britain's fallen 'paid ultimate sacrifice to enable us to live in freedom'

Decision regarding the reunification came after Khorasani, Fazlullah, and Mangal Bagh, met for consultative meeting

Reprts say four lawmakers were injured in the fracas, while one protester died of a heart attack outside the building

Groom-to-be was allegedly asked what 15 plus six is, to which he incorrectly answered 17

Indian premier says Tamils should live "a life of equality, justice, peace and dignity in united Sri Lanka"

Raja Ram grabbed his daughter by her hair, kicked her continuously and slapped her near the Domlur flyover

Khan Malook, a district wildlife officer says confiscated falcons were released into the wild this week

Chasing 289 to win at Seddon Park, New Zealand's Martin Guptill hits 105 off 100 balls

Islamabad objects to clauses calling for international arbitration

Soldiers and emergency personnel used two massive cranes and steel cutters to clear debris

Court orders release of Lakhvi - commander of proscribed militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba

Western officials involved in negotiations said they are also discussing draft resolution for the 15-nation UNSC

Obama praised their efforts towards the peace process and improving ties with Pakistan

Differences could not be fully addressed during visit of Chinese experts.

The Russian president, who rarely takes time-off, has not been seen in the public since March 5

He will offer military expertise and analysis across the network's roster of programs

TTP splinter group blames ISI for deaths of Qari Shakeel and Dr Tariq, warns of reprisal attacks

Designer walks down the ramp with a t-shirt inscribed with "I'm a fashion threat, not a terror threat"

Nasser El-Ahmad, who has a Lebanese background, has also told German media that his family tortured him for being gay

Studio says directors Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee would be back for the second installment of the musical tale

The brothers are Pakistani born-naturalized US citizens who were living at the time of their arrest in Florida

He won worldwide fame with his Discworld novels about a flat, parallel universe balanced on back of four elephants

Thousands of items a day were read, according to the report, in which the exact number was blanked out

California in 2013 passed a law which specifically bars revenge porn postings

Three British teenage girls boarded a flight from London to Istanbul on February 17 in a bid to go to Syria to join IS

Khalfan executed after being convicted of 'leading a gang' dealing in hashish, money laundering and forged documents

Modi says agreement on development of infrastructure boosts partnership between India, Mauritius and Seychelles

Local police chief says up to 10 people remained trapped at the site in Mongla, the country's second largest sea port

Markandey Katju says Gandhi continued British policy of divide and rule

Pushkar was found dead a day after an online spat with Mehr Tarar over the latter's alleged affair with Shashi...

By December 2014, the number of Muslim prisoners surged to 12,225

Zaytuna College, a Muslim liberal arts college in California, receives formal academic accreditation

The planning and development minister hopes that a Pakistan win in World Cup would make strong statement to the world

IMF advises government to bolster revenue by broadening tax base and improving compliance to reduce its public debt

Juan Mendez says he has been waiting for US to provide him access to range of state and federal prisons

Jackson is the sixth Ferguson police official to resign. His resignation will be effective March 19

The measure may cost news publishers web traffic and risks misleading users, analysts said.

The Canadian government is seeking to deport Malik as a security threat

Replaces it with 'feeling stuffed' emoji

Afghan minister for refugee repatriation says documents do not show that refugees were harassed

The guide takes readers through the ways in which GCHQ analysts identify a suspicious stranger spotted overseas

Eglin Air Force Base spokesperson says too soon to tell reason of crash but there were 'weather issues' overnight

London National Gallery says photography allowed for personal, non-commercial purposes in National Gallery

Saudi Arabia, the main regional rival of Iran, fears Tehran's growing influence in Iraq, whose government is Shia-led