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For the first time in a World Cup, FIFA, set up special audio system at stadiums to provides services to the blind.

North Korean hackers launched cyber attacks through overseas bases in countries such as China.

Four women and a child were among those killed.

Recording shows a bearded man in a black robe and black turban slowly ascending the pulpit below the IS’s black flag.

California-based World Eco Energy plans to produce 250 megawatts daily by burning trash.

Khder was abducted from his Shuafat neighbourhood in east Jerusalem.

Taliban spokesperon Zabihullah Mujahid says that fighters belonging to the group had carried out the destruction.

US company signs $1.175 billion deal with Iran.

Complex to host 180 million visitors annually.

There need to be some frank discussions and tangible goodwill gestures on the ground.

They are more powerful than any journalist has ever been in print in India and they can turn the national debate.

Two policemen among the dead.

Court also confirms death sentences for 10 others, most of them on the run.

Group of 46 Indian nurses, trapped in Iraq, set to be welcomed home by anxious relatives after being freed from Mosul.

The satellite channel gave no further details on casualties from the blast.

84-year-old found guilty of assaulting four victims between 1969 and 1986, including daughter's childhood best friend.

Police arrests him over an incident in which two 19-year-old men were allegedly assaulted.

US lobbying to win lucrative contract for its energy giants.

US Senator John McCain meets Adbullah, Ghani to try bridge their differences.

In South Asia, where education for girls is still frowned upon, all faiths and cultures unite to keep women subjugated

Agent was arrested on suspicion of seeking contact with Russians but apparently admitted to giving information to US.

Russian president expresses hope that bilateral relations will 'successfully develop' despite their disagreements.

Of the nine prisoners, two had been in India's custody for eight years.

The trip by Modi has provoked a sharp reaction from influential separatist groups which called a general strike.

'Fire therapy' claims to cure stress, indigestion, infertility and even cancer, has been used for hundreds of years.

Scientists worry over moon rover Jade Rabbit which had a "mechanical control abnormality", lost contact with Earth.

PM broadens amnesty offer aimed at undercutting support for militants who last month conquered Iraq's second city.

King Abdullah has ordered all necessary measures to protect the kingdom against potential 'terrorist threats'.

Indian researcher delivers lecture at SDPI, claims Modi government wants better ties.

Both countries had agreed to announce trade concessions on March 31.

Military delegation from Afghanistan meets counterparts in GHQ.

65 per cent of those in the survey were optimistic that the Internet would avoid blocking issues.

30.12 is Jordan’s regular season scoring average per game, an NBA record for highest career average.

The Guardian newspaper said Google gave it no reason for removing the link or a chance to appeal.

UNHCR says medical care, clean drinking water and sanitation are in short supply for IDPs.

A legal ruling granting people the right to be "forgotten" in search engines removed links to news articles.

India's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin declined to say who had taken the nurses.

Following a period for complaints to be heard, the final election result is now expected on July 24.

No further details were given on security measures.

No casualties were reported.

Palestinians hold Israel responsible, demand Netanyahu's government to punish the killers to prevent revenge attacks.

Militiamen fight along Iraq's flagging forces which has lost large areas to the Arab militant offensive.

Asylum-seekers were reportedly screened at sea and handed to Sri Lankan navy.

Myanmar has been shaken by several waves of sectarian conflict in recent years.

Filipinos set to join annual Hajj pilgrimage urged to go next year when the MERS is expected to be under control.

With insurgents overrunning Iraq, Syria in chaos after civil war, talks can help Tehran and West normalise relations.

Prof Hamid Zaman to use grant to increase awareness about complex health challenges.

US authorities plan to bolster security at some airports in Europe and the Middle East with direct flights to the US.

Foreign Office spokesperson says such spying is a violation of international law.

USSC will find itself out of touch if it continues to make decisions reflecting views of Christian Caucasian males.