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Almost all said the perpetrators were men in uniform who they identified as Myanmar military

If elected, Ciuciu says she does not want to be "the token Roma" in the French Senate but a symbol

Ambassador to UN Maleeha Lodhi says India has considerable experience in state sponsorship of terrorism in our region

Terms US president as 'mentally deranged' leader at UNGA

Incident underlines difficulty faced by Western-backed government in Kabul

In 2016, United States designated India a 'Major Defence Partner'

There were 431 acid attacks in London last year

Remarks came after US Air Force bombers flew over waters east of North Korea

Referendum intended to give Kurds a legitimate mandate to achieve independence from Iraq

Under the country's guardianship system, a male family member must grant permission for a woman's study & travel, etc

Sushma holds Pakistan responsible for aborting peace process proposed by Sharif

Video shows the man lying in a hospital bed giving the thumbs up despite his condition

Government did not specify how it will ensure that owners comply with the policy

The de-escalation plan has eased fighting in parts of western Syria between rebel factions and government forces

Syrian issue dwarfed by the crises over North Korea and the Iran nuclear deal

Main highlight is a cultural event at the King Fahd stadium in Riyadh

Quake comes days after rhetoric between US,North Korean regime

Apartment buildings, offices, a school and a textile factory were among the structures flattened

Ghana drilled for oil in a disputed maritime area

Merkel remains the clear frontrunner after 12 years in power with a double-digit lead

A mythical planet is rumoured to hit the earth and destroy it

Around 986,000 ballots have already been cast

They were granted bail by a court of a judicial magistrate in Cox's Bazar

US considering whether to close its embassy in Cuba following the alleged attacks, said Tillerson

Picking a PM candidate may thrill supporters, but the movement will still have an uphill struggle to reach high office

For seven years, Republicans have hammered Obamacare as an unwarranted government intrusion into American healthcare

An online petition to support Uber has gathered nearly 430,000 signatures by early Saturday

'Therefore we support enhanced controls on Iran’s nuclear program'

In the past week, 60 criminals are believed to have launched an effort to dominate the drug trade

Trump took office saying he wanted to improve ties

National Weather Service office issued a flash flood warning for people living along the Guajataca River

300 people killed by the powerful, 7.1-magnitude earthquake that parts of Mexico City and nearby regions on Tuesday

Itir Esen was going to represent the country in the Miss World competition in China on November 18

State television carried footage of the launch of the Khoramshahr missile

Nouman Ali Khan denies all allegations, calls it slander

Critics argued successfully in court that it was unconstitutional because it targeted a single religion

In her career, she has located 12 people alive beneath the rubble plus more than 40 others dead

The majority of North Korea's oil likely comes from China

US firm to contest decision, will continue to operate until appeals process is exhausted

Policy aims to broaden field of operations against Al-Qaeda, Islamic State and other militant groups

A Saudi artist created the image who has gained renown for mixing pop culture icons into historic photographs

Erdogan has threatened to impose sanctions against Kurdish northern Iraq

Manoush has been pumping an extract of Bacillus F into her blood stream for the past three months

Dr Igor Polikha was trying to get a good shot of the Red Fort when a man snatched his iPhone and ran off

Ultra-conservative Saudi Arabia is the only country in the world that bans women from driving

Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the display was dedicated to the heads of the Russian state

Ahmed Hassan is believed to be an Iraqi orphan, who lived with British foster parents in Sunbury

About 250 students of a state-owned school carried the train of the 3.2-kilometre long saree worn by the bride

Kim also blasted Trump as a "mentally deranged US dotard" who will "pay dearly" for threatening to destroy North Korea

The operation has been so sweeping and brutal that the UN says it likely amounts to "ethnic cleansing" of the Rohingya