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Child marriage often cuts short a girl's education and increases the possibility of death in childbirth or injuries

The French leader said he wanted to work more closely with Russia to try resolve the six-year war in Syria

It happened days after a local child and a Pakistani worker were killed

At least 30 people were wounded in the attack

Naveed Yasin said his work to save victims was ‘extremely profound and traumatising’

The move follows several recent high-profile cases of child exploitation overseas

At least 40 people need to seek medical aid, says Moscow Mayor

The Iranian president had promised to release jailed opposition leaders

'BlessU-2' wishes users a "warm welcome" before asking them if they want to be blessed by a male or female voice

The ban is likely to further alienate Muslims who make up 14% of India's 1.3 billion people

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Schoolchildren in IOK drew valleys on fire, young faces scarred and blinded by pellets, and scattered bodies

Habib Rizieq also accused in investigation over allegations he insulted the secular state ideology

Two men were killed and one severely injured in Portland, Oregon defending two girls from racial abuse

Kumar raised objections to two men urinating near his e-rickshaw stand

Muslims throughout the world refrain from eating and drinking during the holy month of Ramazan

Head of the Palestinian Islamic court system says people deprived of food and cigarettes can make rash decisions

Iraqi forces have recaptured the city's east and large parts of its western side

The city of Mirpur is known as Little England

The city was putting on an event 'promoting a concept that is blatantly racist and anti-republican.'

Shark was 2.7 metres in length and with the boat 1.4 metres across and 4.5 metres long

One of the victims told India's NDTV network they begged the men to stop and called for help

Indian minister refused to elaborate on 'solution' BJP government had found for Kashmir

The 23-year-old man was arrested in Shoreham-by-Sea, Sussex,'on suspicion on offences contrary to the terrorism act.'

The witness said one attack hit the western entrance to Derna and the other two hit Dahr al-Hamar in the South.

America's allies witnessed the two sides of Trump on his first foreign trip as US president

Innovation required to fight ‘dirty war’ in Kashmir, says Gen Bipin Rawat

Airlines are concerned that a broad ban on laptops may erode customer demand

Macron said he would make 'not a single concession' to Russia on Ukraine

North Korea has carried out two atomic tests and dozens of rocket firings since the start of last year

Trump geared up to combat concerns over his advisers' ties to Russia, including explosive reports about Jared Kushner

Around a quarter of Sunday's flights set to depart from London's major hub before 2100 GMT were cancelled

In recent months, Hamza bin Laden has been promoted as a rising star on pro al-Qaeda websites

Here are the longest and shortest fasting times in the world

Trump intensified his accusations that allies were not spending enough on defense

Mississippi Governor issues statement calling the shootings a 'tragedy'

The Hindu nationalist leader has pushed for greater protection of the animals since taking power in 2014

The show revolves around the Machiavellian scheming of a fictional president

Few companies were "being difficult" but there was evidence that others were trying to improve their work on the...

The European planemaker plans to produce 18 machines a year in the country to cover shortage of civilian helicopters

Thousands of mourners defied the security curbs Sunday to attend the burial of the rebel commander

Two more men were arrested as police continued to close in on the group, which killed 22 people at a concert hall

Apart from the 15 killed in the accident, two children were wounded and taken to hospital, says official

After being denied Indian visa, Mohammad Abdullah jumped off Wagah border

Suspect started shouting ethnic and religious slurs at two Muslim women commuting on a train

Warplanes struck seven PKK targets in the Avasin-Basyan region of northern Iraq

A US navy warship conducted a so-called freedom-of-navigation drill near Mischief Reef in the disputed Spratly Islands

The two men and an air hostess were rushed to hospital in a serious condition

Munir al Adam was imprisoned during protests held in the Shia-dominated east of Saudi Arabia in 2012

Heavy rains on Friday triggered the worst flooding and landslides in 14 years