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News study suggests chemotherapy could also trigger more aggressive tumours

The young Nobel Laureate spends a day with Waleed and his family on his birthday

The real face of communal harmony

Tuesday's launch marked a milestone in Pyongyang's decades-long drive for the capability to threaten the US

Most of that generation of elephants has died out, yet the number of elephants involved in the trade keeps increasing

The first instalment, Pull the Trigger on My Heart, quickly became a trending hashtag on Twitter

Prosecutors said Zhou was recruited by a mainland official who asked him to build a spy network in return for money

EU to open its market to the Japanese auto industry, and Tokyo to remove barriers to EU farming products

Some Muslims in Indonesia, however, said the boycott call would not stop them from buying Starbucks coffee

Civilians have played an increasingly active role in rebellion against Indian rule since Burhan Wani's death

Turkey remains under a state of emergency imposed in the wake of the July 15, 2016 failed coup

'It's something we have mixed results on. But we also have an ability to shoot more than one interceptor'

William Morva is set to be put to death on Thursday using a cocktail of unregulated drugs

Says any deal 'must recognise the legitimate rights of the Palestinians'

Among the books that survived the flames were a few hundred rare ones

Same-sex marriages are not legal in India

Warsaw sees the deal as central to a thorough modernisation of its armed forces by 2023

Confucius, who was born in what is now the Shandong province, was reportedly 1.9m tall

Fear of being killed continues to haunt Muslim community of India

Under Arab pressure, India kept its distance from Israel for decades but is now seeing advantages

City says that it won't be taking any chances as it must protect leaders, delegates and media workers

Hobby Lobby calls itself the largest privately owned arts-and-crafts retailer in the world

He was upgraded to fair condition and moved out of the ICU after undergoing multiple rounds of surgery

The interior ministry estimates that 300 have quit Austria or tried to leave in order to fight in Syria or Iraq

The United States launched a cruise missile attack on a Syrian air base in response to alleged chemical attacks

The crisis has raised concern of economic consequences as well as growing instability in the region

Airlines that fail to meet the new security requirements could still face in-cabin electronics restrictions

Afghan Ministry of Defence spokesperson says operations will destroy enemy nests on either side of the Durand Line

Says KSA has sponsored a multi-million dollar effort to export extremism across the Muslim world

Research highlights concerns that Muslim students in particular may feel singled out

Samsung may release the new smartphone sometime this year

Merkel would discuss the Ukraine crisis with French President Emmanuel Macron and Russian President Vladimir Putin

The coalition estimates that around 2,500 besieged militants are defending the city

Lucero Priscila Garza took the tablets to 'lose weight gained during pregnancy'

Anthony George was found guilty of murdering Mel Gunasekera in a break-in at her home in February 2014

The number of births fell 2.9 percent from the previous year ago to 981,202

Qatar has countered that the Arab countries want to curb free speech and take over its foreign policy

The pictures of Mazu in business class sparked a mixture of mirth and amazement online

Pakistan ranks 113 of 127 countries in Global Innovation Index

IGNOU aims to encourage transgender students to opt for programmes in their university

Muhammad Shahbaz, a PhD student in China, attended the patient on flight from Beijing to Paris

The plane was carrying three passengers and two crew members with a search and rescue mission underway

'We don’t gives rooms to Muslims and Hindus who come together'

Any future measures that are taken will be 'within the framework of international law'

The Abu Sayyaf Group is known to behead its hostages unless ransom payments are made

In 2014, hundreds of Indian and Chinese troops faced off on the de facto border known as the Line of Actual Control

Police used pepper spray as they cleared tents set up by some 600 activists on the banks of the Elbe river

Aung San Suu Kyi has rejected a UN probe of the alleged atrocities carried out by soldiers against the Rohingya

Airlines that fail to meet the new security requirements could still face in-cabin electronics restrictions

Wastewater contains nutrients such as phosphorus and nitrates which can be turned into fertiliser