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Assailants opened fire on a restaurant at midday before getting into a car and blowing themselves up

The 'Rabbit Plan' is an effort by the government of President Nicolas Maduro to boost food availability

Churches are free to marry whoever they like, said Australian PM

Duterte says he might declare martial law if the left tries to launch a massive protest

The growing influence of the men Trump likes to call "my generals" has reassured some allies and political opponents

'Among all forms of malnutrition, poor dietary habits is leading risk factor for mortality'

Intelligence agencies suspect Rohingya Muslim leaders are in touch with Pakistan-based militant groups

Tens of thousands of people may still be waiting to cross Naf river

The North has raised global tensions with its rapid progress in weapons technology

Political administration gives encroachers a week to clear railways’ land

The assembly passed a resolution condemning the state terrorism against the Rohingya Muslims

Pricing remains to be seen but the original handset competes in the premium segment of the market

Announcement comes a month after President Essebsi called for government to scrap ban dating back to 1973

Soldiers and police shot dead Abu Ismael, a top militant of Lashkar-e-Taiba, in an encounter in Nowgam

We are working on a plan for DACA, people want to see that happen, says US president

China competes with the United States for influence in Myanmar

Victim filed FIR last week with airport police station

40% of world’s cocoa produced in the Ivory Coast, where rainforest cover has reduced by more than 80%

Five people died at the scene and two more were seriously injured

Georgie Knox was headed to work when the animal darted in front of the vehicle

The injured Marines were evacuated to hospitals in the area

Bloodshed began outside a biology class on the school's second floor

13 photos from events around the world

An animal rights body studies chicken production cycle and explains what was seen

Williams also mentioned that internet service companies could do much more to tackle online abuse

VoIP apps such as Skype, Viber and WhatsApp are banned in the Kingdom

Boat accidents are common in India, mainly because of overcrowding, poor maintenance and lax safety on ferries

Shipment includes rice, pulses, sugar, salt cooking oil, tea, ready-to-eat noodles, biscuits and mosquito nets

'Government is instilling feeling of patriotism forcefully,' says general secretary of Teachers’ Association

'I hope to enjoy the beauty of India through the windows of the bullet train with Modi on my side': Japan's Abe

'Certainly appears that the Russians were engaged in a multi-pronged approach in using social media': Facebook

She was something of a beloved star in China and her birthdays were often celebrated with gusto

Naureen Shah, Amnesty International USA’s senior director of campaigns, said the refugee ban is inherently cruel

Vows to boost weapons programme after UN resolution

Fire and rescue department have said it was one of the country's worst fire tragedies in 20 years

Scholars urge international organisations to play its role in resolving their situation

The remains of potentially dozens of victims exhumed from the graves in Koricanske Stijene and Vlasenica

Mohamed Fali was handed a six-month suspended sentence

A total of 30 prominent locations temporarily emptied after anonymous telephone threats

Sara Sidner points out her body size to illustrate intensity of Hurricane Irma

Naruto, a rare crested macaque monkey, picked up the camera and snapped the now-famous photo in 2011

Indian forces have been using pellet guns in the disputed territory since 2010

The attacker detonated the bomb after he was stopped at a security checkpoint towards the stadium

'Forbes' Indian Rich lists suggest an important increase in wealth of richest Indians after 2000'

WARNING: If you have Trypophobia don't read further.

Says preachers and scholars allegedly arrested 'should not be used as pawns in political crisis'

The impact on Qatar so far has been most acute for trade, tourism and the banking sector

She is going to speak for national reconciliation and peace says spokeperson

Less than 30 percent of the medicines needed in Yemen are reaching the country

Kurds have sought an independent state since at least the end of World War One