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Some conductors have resorted to skipping stations to avoid groups of users and dealers on the platforms

Muslim Association of Greece says it has received a menacing phone call from the far-right group

Lawyers for victims' families say fresh evidence could pave way for the much needed litigation

The US gave around $700 million in support to the Palestinians last year, of which about half went to UNRWA

The Emir Sultan Islamic Foundation calls this as a 'cowardly and disgusting act'

Indonesian president will also address a joint session of parliament during his two-day visit

I'm confident that in the coming weeks we will achieve a military victory on the ground, says French president

Bello did not refer to specific cases or give a timeframe for when the deaths took place

The constitutional change must be approved by the National People's Congress

Rapid economic growth over decades has seen Seoul's GDP boom, but birth rates have gone in the opposite direction

Ilyushin Il-4 aircraft had been shot down by a German anti-aircraft defence unit on January 19, 1945

Critics accuse Beijing of following a broad pattern of harassment, detention and abuse in dealing with dissidents

Refuse collectors in Ankara have opened a library stocked with thousands of discarded books thrown out with rubbish

Loan of the Bayeux Tapestry paves way for stronger ties

French President said developments in Turkey do not allow for progress in its decades-long push to join the EU

Macron's enthusiasm was not mimicked by museum staff

A typical fake passport would sell for only a few hundred dollars, according to the immigration bureau

Israel extends apology without but no recompense for slain Jordanian worker, landlord and judge

Declining population of women of child-bearing age and decision to have children later in life plays a major role

Benazir Bhutto is believed to have been the first head of government to have given birth during her term in 1990

Boy had come to Pakistan for medical treatment of his father and went missing during their stay

Freedom party recommends preventive measures to avoid migrant settlement patterns seen in 2015

Ahmed Abu Baras died as a result of a sudden decrease in his blood pressure level, according to reports

Tillerson told reporters that his British host, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, was preparing a packed agenda for him

An extended period of adolescence in modern youth means government policies need to be updated

Missile tests from India pose direct threat to China's security, are a challenge to nuclear nonproliferation efforts

This is the strongest signal yet that Turkey plans direct action against territory held by Kurdish militia in Syria

Minokoshi cautioned that it would be difficult to immediately apply the findings to improving human diets

More allegations arise; children report that the couple did not allow them to shower more than once a year

State Department spokesperson denied withholding of aid was to punish Palestinians for their political stance

Ambassador of Equatorial Guinea says that the US ambassador showed remorse

The Civil Aviation Administration of China said the routes would only be used for civilian flights

His move protects healthcare workers who refuse to perform abortions and other medical procedures

'Baby steps on women’s rights reforms do not paper over Saudi Arabia’s systemic abuses'

In Rotterdam, shipping containers were toppled, entire roofs ripped off homes

Technology could power habitats and life-support systems, enable astronauts to mine resources, and recharge rovers

Afghans including former president Hamid Karzai have alleged that US troops are involved in aiding IS militants

Iran's foreign ministry has said it 'will not accept any amendments in this agreement'

Test is noninvasive and based on combined analysis of DNA mutations in 16 cancer genes

Witnesses described chaotic scenes with badly injured victims waiting in agony for treatment

After publicly apologising for his remarks, Brion had 'changed tack' and decided to launch legal action against her

Centcom chief’s call to COAS meant to seek help to restart reconciliation process

He was responding to reporters after he arrived for a visit at the Pentagon

The 'age-processed' pictures signal a fresh hunt to arrest the terrorists who killed 20 people in 1986

Ombudsman for Children suggest the Swedish authorities to involve more children and youth in work against violence

Group of 11 women activists opposed reinstating the ban, which also prevents women from working in liquor stores

Rescuers find one of them alive, safe in the snow but his fellow skier was killed in the deluge, authorities say

Airline executive was official witness, a document was signed by a Chilean bishop on board

Thirty-three suspects are arrested in a sting which disemboweled a 'Chinese mafia organisation'

They belonged to Lower Dir area and from the same village