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The move aims to minimise tensions between Turks, Washington's Kurdish allies against IS

Together we need to encourage states to take steps to create an environment of religious tolerance, says Lodhi

Shows that things were not as black and white as previously thought and provokes a wave of reactions on social media

In a country where religious devotion is widespread with 44 percent of people identifying themselves as believers

The Tower of Pisa was closed to the public in January 1990 for 11 years over safety fears

The parents and people at the station waited with little hope as the four coaches passed over the baby

Siti Hasmah Mohamad Ali can be seen gleefully asking PM Imran for holding his hand in video

Three-month-old crime only discovered when victim’s brother found a human tooth inside her blender

Tourism is vital for Kenya’s economy but it suffered due to abductions and attacks by militant groups

CIA believes Khashoggi’s death was ordered directly by the Saudi crown prince Mohammad Bin Salman Al Saud

The man who was unemployed targeted community kitchens such as those distributing free food to the needy

The complaint comes as pressure grows on French President Emmanuel Macron to curb arms sales to Saudi Arabia and UAE

Sentinelese hunt and gather in the forest and fish in the coastal waters of India's Andaman and Nicobar islands

Based in southeastern French city of Lyon since 1989, Interpol is officially politically neutral

Tajikistan's emerging tourism sector is one of the few sources of economic optimism in the majority Muslim country

Sex work is tolerated in Spain where it is neither illegal nor regulated

Palestinians see Jerusalem as capital of their future state and want its status to be negotiated between two sides

Cases of malnourished children have become a reflection of the health system in Yemen

Kim Jong-Yang is currently the acting president of the global police body

Victims include religious delegates from various parts of the country

The State Department said the decision was made in conjunction with the UN Security Council

'Never thought I'd see the day a White House would moonlight as a PR firm for the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia

Human Rights Watch accuses Bangladesh of targeting activists and journalists in the wake of the protests

Biggest case of sexual abuse in Norway's history, prosecutors say

Solheim's resignation comes ahead of crucial talks opening in Poland on December 2 on implementing Paris climate deal

According to Danish police, Denmark had a record number of gang-related shootings last year

Crew members put on oxygen masks, no passengers were injured and the jet landed safely back in Vienna

Trump says US intelligence agencies were still studying the evidence of how Khashoggi was murdered at Saudi consulate

Boko Haram militants accuse farmers and loggers of passing information to the military

Live eels are largely caught in Western Europe before being smuggled eastwards in vans or lorries

Mosaic believed to have been made around 550 AD was one of many that adorned the walls of Panayia Kanakaria church

Suspect in the attack is shot by two of the officer's colleagues and is hospitalised in a critical condition

Company based in Japan receives about 100 orders every year from entertainment, automobile and technology companies

German government had no immediate comment on the request for a passport

Three-quarters of Swiss cows, who are a national symbol and tourist attraction are dehorned or genetically hornless

Islamabad stands by Afghanistan in this hour of grief, says PM Imran

ECHR hears cases of alleged violations of the European Convention on Human Rights of which Turkey is a signatory

HDP is repeatedly accused by Ankara of being political front of outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK)

Anti-Sikh riots of 1984 erupted just hours after then-premier Gandhi was killed by her Sikh bodyguards

Duterte has proven a willing recipient of Beijing's attention

Police spokeswoman refused to confirm media report that attacker shouted "Allahu Akbar" during the incident

Justice Nenney Shushaidah is Malaysia's first Shariah High Court Judge

Pilot made a priority landing after receiving an open door indication

Under international law, Israeli settlements on the West Bank are illegal

Nearly 3,000 people live in caves in the village

Rob Manning asserts no change in military-to-military ties between Islamabad and Washington

Earlier the head of Houthi rebels said they were ready to halt military operations

Dozens of princes and cousins from powerful branches of the al Saud family want a change in the line of succession

The US president has refrained from attacking the Prince ever since Jamal Khashoggi was killed

'This is not the last ban I'm going to work to lift', she says.