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Turkey has been fighting for the return of stolen pieces at home and abroad

A tropical storm is expected to make landfall on the southern island of Mindanao

The quake caused no major damage but tens of thousands of people spent the night outside for fear of aftershocks

Two North Koreans found in fishing boat seek to stay

Singapore's concerns echo those expressed by regulators in other jurisdictions such as Australia and South Korea

According to the Indian government, "these territories are illegally occupied by Pakistan"

Several countries in the region erupted into conflict following uprisings in 2011

'Their way of life is different. Area will become Muslim-dominated. We can't allow this,' says BJP youth wing

NASA chose the pair from a pool of 12 proposed missions, submitted in April

'My dismissal has no legal or legitimate basis'

Reports came after first round of two-day US-India dialogue on designations of terror groups

Authorities did not disclose the wreck’s location, except to say it was found off the Duke of York Islands

Christmas is widely celebrated across Indonesia and holiday decorations are ubiquitous

US, Saudi accused Iran of supplying Houthi rebels with missile involved in another attack in Riyadh

Judge Saini said there was a lack of evidence and Raja's supporters let off firecrackers outside the courthouse

The group was sentenced to between two and 15 years in prison and slapped with fines

A witness told Melbourne radio station 3AW that she heard screams before she saw 'people flying everywhere'

The uncertainty hurt business sentiment in Asia's third-biggest economy

Violent protests have broken out in Honduras over the vote

By some measures, it makes the embryo that became Emma Wren only about a year younger than her mother

Saudi-led coalition keeps up air attacks in Yemen

Prosecutors said Saidakhmetov tried to travel to Syria to join the militant group

The UN General Assembly will meet on Thursday to vote on a draft resolution which the US vetoed

Green, who voted to stay in the EU, was appointed as first secretary of state just six months ago

Suhaib Ilyasi's wife was found dead at her home with stab wounds 17 years ago

It was in 1823 that the poem 'The Night Before Christmas' led to emergence of modern day Santa

Tehran denies supplying weapons to Yemeni rebels as alleged by both Riyadh and Washington

Greenpeace says solution to pollution lies in controlling it at the source rather than spraying water on it

The Ain El Fouara statue has been vandalised in the past too for being 'un-Islamic'

The UAE outlawed the Muslim Brotherhood as a 'terror' group in 2014

The deaf and mute girl returned to India after staying in Pakistan at Edhi Foundation for over a decade

The Indian spy was sentenced to death earlier this year for espionage and terrorism in Pakistan

Seen in viral videos, the 16-year-old has been attending protests when she was just nine years old

Special representatives from both sides have been holding regular talks since 2003, but disputes remain

Renewable energy has become a hot area of trade friction

Microplastics can return to human food via shellfish

Teenager appealed the decision and state authorities ordered he will be allowed to finish final year of high school

Coptic Christians traditionally mark their wrists with a cross

Leadership calls into question the legitimacy of unity government formed after disputed presidential election of 2014

Armoured personnel carriers, water cannon and trucks mounted with machine guns were stationed at the city

Fengsheng will collect the faeces from three panda bases in Sichuan a couple of times a week.

Luis Elizondo was ex-chief of the $22 million 'Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Programme'

UAE's general directorate of residency and foreigners affairs says visitors from Pakistan are welcome to enter Dubai

Some worried Colombian shopkeepers are demanding the border be closed to protect their businesses

The strikes pounded the town of Maar Shureen

South Korean coast guard vessels regularly chase Chinese boats suspected of fishing illegally in South Korean waters

While 52, 525 Pakistanis recieved visas in 2016, 34,445 were given visas in 2017

Says any intelligence on Saeed will be shared with Pakistan hoping that it will “do the right thing”

Law's resignation from his Boston post in 2002 shocked the Church and brought abuse into the open

Kenya is mostly Christian but has a large Islamic population