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The lengthy and ideological manifesto with extreme views is deeply disturbing says Ardern

As testimony emerge of epic heroism and harrowing suffering in the gun attack

A horrific video shot by the gunmen who carried out the mosque massacre was livestreamed on Facebook

Rights groups have accused the Bangladeshi government of using harsh laws to stifle dissent

People lay flowers outside mosques in different cities

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has said the victims came from across the Muslim world

Memes of anti-Muslim Australian senator getting egged break the internet

In his venomous manifesto, Brenton Tarrant praises Donald Trump, calls Recep Tayyip Erdogan ‘warlord’

Almost 20% of Indian Twitter traffic on some trending issues is generated by BJP IT cell: researcher

Gesture widely welcomed by Muslim Twitteratti from around the world

However he must report to the court every 15 days confirms an NGO

Says attacking people during prayers is absolutely appalling

Zimbabwean national army was leading the rescue efforts, according to the information ministry

Calls for the West to act to prevent similar attacks

Rouhani promises Iran's foreign ministry will 'diligently' follow the "arrest and trial of perpetrators"

An unnamed young man threw an egg at Anning during a press conference in Melbourne

Close aide to Ashraf Ghani sparked diplomatic spat by offering criticism of Washington’s talks with Taliban

The shooter legally obtained a "Category A" gun licence which allowed him to purchase the weapons says PM Ardern

Posts a rambling, hate-filled, manifesto on social media ahead of the Christchurch killings

In a live-stream of the attack the man could be overheard greeting the shooter before being brutally gunned down

Friday's attacks on two Christchurch mosques left at least 49 dead

Prisons IG will be given the right to order the parole of inmates, assign duties to prison officers

'We may wake up one day to a tweet by Trump about a unilateral withdrawal of US troops before a peace agreement'

It is the latest in a series of political movies released over the last few weeks

Calls to withdraw 'Champion of the Earth' award from Modi

Paris also mulling putting JeM chief on a European Union list of people suspected of being involved in terrorism

Nine people of Indian origin also missing, according to Indian high commissioner to New Zealand

According to New Zealand police 49 people are killed in terrorist attacks

A gunman broadcast live footage on Facebook of the attack on one of the mosques

The massacre during Friday prayers wounded more than 40 others in the country’s worst-ever mass shooting

Attacks on two mosques in Christchurch left at least 49 dead

Remains based in India gaining worldwide respect for his pacifist approach & winning the Nobel Peace Prize in 1989

Among the projects is a permanent protective wall south of Battery Park City, few blocks from Wall Street

Due to rolling outages driven by a dearth of rain and inadequate infrastructure

124 arrested for protesting, more than 200 arrested for looting

Decision regarding the pilot's physical and mental health will be made in weeks to come

Modi is vulnerable over his economic record in the polls starting on April 11

President of the Islamic Associations of New Zealand says community has always felt safe in the country

A rundown of some of the most serious attacks by extremists around the world

The timing of the shootings in Christchurch during Friday prayers adds to the distress of many

Killing six people and injuring dozens

An attack on two crowded mosques during Friday prayers left multiple people dead

Targeting positions held by Hamas and their ally Islamic Jihad

The Facebook account that posted the video was no longer available shortly after the shooting

New Zealand, Bangladesh cricket Test cancelled after terror attack

More than 20 injured in ‘well planned terrorist attack’

The 59-41 vote marks the second Senate rebuke of Trump in two days

Nations around the world have suspended the 371 MAX models in operation

Experts pointed the finger of blame at the railway network's creaking infrastructure

Many of Bahrain’s Shia say they are deprived of jobs and government services and treated as second class citizens