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It is only around 10 minutes from Jerusalem's Old City

Jonathan Moyo and Saviour Kasukuwere homes were attacked by troops in Tuesday night's coup

Caracas to pay back its debts over 10 years, with 'minimal' reimbursements for the first six years

Egypt faces an Islamist insurgency led by the Islamic State group in the Sinai Peninsula

Bomber tried to get into a building but was stopped at the security checkpoint; IS claims responsibility

About $600 millionn a year needed to check stubble burning

Says the situation has changed and Afghanistan can now also use Iran’s Chabahar Port

The anchor and politician were shocked and panicked

Religious teacher Arif Nuh Safri says, 'if we talk about religion but don’t respect humanity, it’s no use'

'He should know he is a hideous criminal sentenced to death by Korean people'

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Ex-IoK CM Farooq Abdullah also hoped day would come when people move freely across LoC

While a technician may take four days to detect a case of TB, a trained rat can screen 100 samples in 20 minutes

Interviews with just two of the Hindu-led groups found they’d seized some 190,000 cows

The company said it has helped more than 20 homeless people get back on their feet

If the legislation passes as expected, Australia will become the 26th nation to legalise same-sex marriage

Facebook, Snapchat set to bring in ways to help young people being bullied

India significantly toughened insider trading rules in early 2015

Her recruiter denied that Zoya's rejection was an act of Islamophobia

The rights group interviewed 52 Rohingya women and girls, including 29 rape survivors, three of them girls under 18

The painting, only recently rediscovered, was the last da Vinci left in private hands

Most people in the country have not known a time without Mugabe

The cause of the fire is yet to be determined

A slew of road deaths blamed on potholes sparked angry protests

The exclusion from technological advances is part of the discrimination that older women experience every day

Such high ratings are unusual for political leaders three years into office in South Asia

He did not name any officials guilty of practicing superstition

Mugabe and family safe, says military

Russia vetoed bid by US, Britain, France to impose sanctions over chlorine attacks

India's CBI had seized 10 of Ibrahim's properties following a series of bomb blasts in Mumbai in 1993

Erdogan also signalled the "readiness" of Turkey's private sector to help Qatar with 2022 football World Cup

Says climate action will help, not hinder, economic growth

Tillerson was speaking after a one-day stop in Naypyidaw

Hariri says he is fine, will return soon

Twelve people are hospitalised, one in serious condition

Russia faces a barrage of accusations of interfering in a string of seismic political events

Killings from 1965 and 1966 have never been officially investigated and perpetrators have never faced justice

It is a 163.41-carat flawless D colour jewel, suspended from an emerald necklace called The Art of Grisogono

Claim about Muslim overpopulation falls apart in fascinating ways when examined more closely

The singer's trial date has been set for December 23, on charges of 'harming the public interest', said officials

Thousands of exoplanets have been discovered to date but only around 50 are considered to be theoretically habitable

WHO in 2016 reported that 10 of the world's top 20 polluted cities were in India

Humanitarian agencies estimate that around 130 children are dying each day in the Arab world’s poorest country

SDF said over 3,000 civilians had left as part of a deal negotiated between Raqa Civil Council and Syrian IS fighters

The average yield per hectare was boosted by 15 per cent since last year

600,000 plus Rohingya have fled the mainly Buddhist country since the military launched a counterinsurgency operation

China has pushed for diplomatic solution to North Korea crisis

Takahiro Shiraishi is suspected of luring his victims via social media

Yang said failure would risk the "red country changing colour"

Seven people were injured, but they warned that number could rise because the quake was shallow