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Only three fragments of MH370 have been found

Shooter opened fire with multiple weapons on concert-goers from hotel room on 32nd floor, said police

Immigrants are made to wear prison clothes and can also be placed in isolation

Doctors claim they have never seen anything quite like it

The Nobel institution defends an 'idealist' policy, according to the will of founder Alfred Nobel

Driving is hardly the only restriction women in Saudi Arabia face, but it is a big one

Syria's interior ministry said two suicide bombers had blown themselves up at the police station

An estimated seven million people in Europe alone have taken up 'vaping'

Trump's vanquished election rival Hillary Clinton hit out at gun manufacturers lobby

Local sheriff described him as lone 'psychopath'

Government of Lebanon is keen to learn, benefit from Pakistan’s experience in CPEC

Facebook review shows Russia-linked fake accounts were used to buy ads aimed at exacerbating political clashes in US

Osama bin Laden’s son, 28, is now among top 10 ‘high-value’ targets, according to British media

BJP lawmkaer Poonam Mahajan says every Indian woman has faced sexual harassment at some stage

Around 1,200 cabs, according to organisers, deliberately drove slowly for three hours in the Czech capital

Paddock's family was in shock after the 64-year-old sowed terror on the Vegas strip

A gunman killed more than 50 people at a Las Vegas concert Sunday

Saudi Arabia has said the uplift projects are expected to create more than 200,000 jobs

The seven were leaders of the Islamic Iran Participation Front which authorities dissolved in 2010

Militants targeted the station in the al-Midan neighbourhood and clashed with police officers

In 'Dear World', eight-year-old Bana Alabed delivers an unadulterated account of war through the eyes of a child

Kingdom had some cinemas in 1970s that are still banned; decision would be in line with Vision 2030 reforms

Most refugees are now living in desperate conditions in overcrowded camps in impoverished Bangladesh

We would have to do everything within the law to impede this, says Spanish justice minister

The outcome will determine the Palestinians' acceptance on the international stage

He thanked the US for helping the fight Islamic State militants who occupied parts of the southern city of Marawi

'This is a hugely distressing situation for British holidaymakers abroad'

Says Pakistan is a necessary third-party to resolve Kashmir conflict

The verdict, however has been objected by the Attorney General and he has appealed against it

Medicine is the first of the Nobel Prizes awarded each year

Plans for Taiwan-based Foxconn to build an electronics plant in the state of Maharashtra have gone quiet

The accused 'hurled caste-based abuses' before beating the victim and his cousin

'Personal identifier information' had appeared on pages in violation of Facebook's community standards, said Facebook

'Our economy is not broken, it is fundamentally strong'

The decision comes in line with the Royal directive to allow women to drive in Saudi Arabia

'When I saw Insha, all I could see was her face covered in blood,' said victim's mother

Videos posted on social media show police dragging voters from polling stations by their hair

The visit comes a month before members of the OPEC oil cartel are to meet with the other nations that have joined them

Publishers will be able to choose how many, if any, free articles they want to offer to Google searchers

Boar was stopped by a local man wielding a golf club and, eventually, police shooters

The sprawling building that once housed the station is filled with rubble and chunks of the building's collapsed roof

13 photos from events around the world

Da'ish claims responsibility for the deadliest attack

Regional government argues an independent Catalonia would be richer and better to protect its language and culture

Dhaka opens talks with Myanmar on Monday with the aim of securing the return home of Rohingya refugees

The emergence of Facebook as a battleground for government-sponsored propaganda has become a major challenge

Spanish prime minister ruled out independence and accused separatists of trying to 'blackmail... the whole nation'

Singh won 54% votes in first round of voting against three other candidates

Legislation says faces must be visible from the hairline to the chin

The clerical establishment still meticulously monitors all art for anything deemed un-Islamic or obscene