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The pollution would not be sufficient to cause an impact on human health or the environment in Europe

The blast happened during early morning prayers at the Madina mosque in the Unguwar Shuwa area of Mubi

More than a thousand members of Iran's Revolutionary Guards have been killed in Syria and Iraq

Country's top court banned opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) at request of Hun Sen's government

Announcement comes as meeting of Ministers of Defence of Allied Forces of 41 Islamic countries called

Girls are often portrayed as being occupied by domestic duties, says Madiha Afzal

Comments mark a rare acknowledgement by military of risk of a new conflict at a time of political crisis in Lebanon

Scenes of dispossessed Rohingya in Bangladeshi camps have provoked outrage around the world

Kremlin said Monday's meeting in the Black Sea resort of Sochi came during a 'working visit' by Assad to Russia

The capsized Japanese boat was found earlier in the day 410 kilometres southwest of Palau

Mnangagwa fled Zimbabwe shortly being sacked by Mugabe early this month

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj confirms visas have been granted

The signatories to the document were largely senior policy experts with years of involvement in the issues

Caitlan Coleman says she was beaten and raped as she tried to protect her children from their captors

Amsterdam, Paris new homes of two EU agencies

It is here that all the links in the narco-trafficking chain come together

It is unclear why she turned herself in now

Rose routinely landed the biggest names in international politics, entertainment and letters

China, India, the United States, Pakistan and Jamaica among top countries of origin on Canada's deportation list

The court accused him of "inciting subversion of state power"

The election is significant for Pakistan in view of the case of alleged Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav

Report says 28.2% of divorce cases happened in 2016 didn't endure 1 year, over 50% of marriages didn't last 3 years

The VN18, built by the Norinco Group, can travel at high speeds both on land and water

Sam Saia, 37, has been receiving racist and sexist comments since she came forward about the attack on social media

US Army General John Nicholson showed videos at presser of targeted aerial strikes against Taliban drug factories

Sleep guidelines, automatic ID system among reforms

Sharoyko faces between seven and 15 years in a Belarusian jail on espionage charges, if convicted

Violence aims to further weaken rebels in their last stronghold near Damascus

Interior minister says the government will prevent street praying while acknowledging shortage of mosques in France

Impeachment could be fast-tracked in a day, expert says

The cricket board searches stadiums to catch gamblers but that has not stamped out the practice

Turkish officials have already accused the prosecutors behind the case of having links to Fethullah Gulen

protesters take to the street in opposition areas in the capital and the west of the country

Transport for London has been turning to biofuels to curb carbon emissions

Experts suspect that slight changes in the behavior of Earth's core may be responsible for this

The Arab League meeting comes as tensions have been rising between long-standing rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran

Around 21 million people receiving ARV treatment, says agency

This month Putin told 10 governors, that "as a rule" they were being replaced with "young people".

Modi's party has asked Suraj Pal Amu, a senior member, why he offered ($1.54 million)

Decision to retract request for proposal will be setback to modernisation programme of Indian army

ICC tribunal demonstrates that rulers can be brought to justice

Soros says attacks on him meant to distract Hungarians

Cairo meeting looking for ways to confront Iran influence

Defence.pk administrator denies knowing the photograph used was photoshopped

Japan's reluctance to accept refugees mirrors a wider caution towards immigration

Takahiro Shiraishi, 27, killed all his nine victims and cut up their bodies at his apartment near Tokyo

The latest row over Arunachal Pradesh suggests the Asian giants remain far apart

Monday's legal move was the latest stage in a crisis sparked by the referendum

The government has so far helped install more than 50 million lavatories across the country

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