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Opponents of the military deployment say it has undermined trust in one of the most respected institutions in Mexico

The house is a gift from the Afghan government to the 45-year-old Gula, along with a monthly stipend

The data came from the Kepler telescope which NASA launched into space in 2009 as part of a planet-finding mission

He becomes the sixth member of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty to become Congress president

The only group whose killing could qualify the definition of genocide were non-Bengali residents of East Pakistan

Untold story of captive soldiers massacred on April 16, 1971

Envoy says Moscow along with Beijing and others is working on a formula that could be acceptable to all

At least 100 personnel of Indian security forces finish their lives every year

Markle is planning to get baptised in the Church of England ahead of her marriage

The group did not specify exactly how many stores would be closed and where

Since August nearly 650,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled a military operation in Myanmar

Authorities are investigating whether human error or a technical fault was to blame

Accused will not begin serving her jail term immediately as she is appealing the conviction

The trio, who were found guilty last month, were sentenced to up to three years and 10 months in prison

The main psychoactive ingredient in cannabis is delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC

The two heads 'discussed working together to resolve the very dangerous situation in North Korea'

Independent candidates are required to collect 300,000 signatures of support before they are allowed on ballot paper

Consumer advocates and trade groups representing content providers have planned a legal challenge

Foreign office shot down Tillerson’s views, says it did not agree with his “comments, perception”

Refugees use solar panels, candles and kerosene lamps for light at night

Tillerson has driven the global diplomatic effort to stifle the North's economy through a series of UN sanctions

Of all the survivors who reported abuse in religious institutions, more than 60 per cent cited the Catholic Church

The man surnamed Luo stood inside a yurt and stomped on a picture of legendary conqueror Genghis Khan

The murder gripped Hong Kong’s business and expatriate communities

She faces three charges of money laundering, including money laundering in support of a foreign terrorist organization

All emergency services mobilised, crisis coordination unit set up by authorities

Christmas lights also switched off in Bethlehem, Jesus's traditional birthplace, and Ramallah as part of the protest

I'm convinced that one must never converse with Satan – if you do that, you'll be lost, says pontiff

Election in Gujarat is seen as litmus test for Modi ahead of a national election in 2019

Activists say very few cases of sexual harassment reported to police in industry

Navalny is ineligible to stand due to fraud conviction in case seen by supporters as politically motivated

Xia has been under police watch without charges since her husband was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010

Security at Christmas markets has been beefed up this year with guards and concrete blocks

Mnangagwa, 75, became leader of the southern African nation last month

Egypt's aviation minister to sign agreements to resume the flights to Russia that were suspended

Police are conducting an investigation and have said charges may be brought against individuals or organisations

Guterres said the international community should do everything possible to secure the journalists' release

A surgery starts at $1,000 and an X-ray or ultrasound at $110

Gusty Santa Ana winds forecast to whip up to 80 kph

The trio's departure has reduced to just three the crew of the ISS, a $100 billion lab that flies 400 km above Earth

Campaigned to stop 'love jihad'

The United Nations, Amnesty International and Mexican human rights organizations have all criticized the bill

More than $2.6 billion will be used to support projects and $3.7 billion to support construction technology

Prosecutors said Teodora Vasquez strangled the baby after it was born in 2007

Local ambulance service said they had moved the bodies of 13 victims as well as 15 injured people

Haider's family has not been able to talk to Ullah since the failed bombing

Tillerson offered direct talks without preconditions

Court narrowly rejects petition to make extramarital sex illegal

The exhibit has apparently caused a stir at the Pentagon

Myanmar’s government said on Wednesday that police had arrested two Reuters journalists, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo