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Two women were among three attackers who blew themselves up, leaving eight injured too

The Huangneng plant is the fourth to be closed and replaced by gas thermal power centres

Several streets around the White House were closed

Molins says assailant seemed bent on carrying out a serious attack; His father, brother and a cousin are in custody

Some 2,297 men were in jail for failing to pay their mehr after a divorce, according to judiciary

US President Barack Obama had never extended an invitation

Rocket engines are easily re-purposed for use in missiles

De Paauw escaped the croc's grip on his left arm by punching it in the head with his right arm

The law banning so-called "benami" transactions, makes it illegal for assets to be hidden in another's name

There is also fear that Islamophobia is on the rise, and that the Trump administration may still target Muslims

West Bengal govt asks schools to provide copies of syllabus taught at the RSS schools

Yogi Adityanath has been accused of inciting violence against Muslims

The two leaders showed little common ground over a host of issues, including NATO and defence spending

Minister says he also said that he always had doubts about whether Turkey should join the EU

The arrests are alleged to have targeted people supporting reformists and President Hassan Rouhani's moderate govt

The plan is in line with a vow made frequently by Trump during election campaign to deport illegal immigrants

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Je’Nan previously played 24 games of season without facing any objection from school or coach

The designer showcases outfits in sumptuous fabrics as per the norms of dress in Chechnya's traditional society

The girl is expected to give birth soon

No further details on the victims or the suspect was available

The move that could terminate Ankara's bid to join the European Union

The cause of the accident was not yet known

Yemen's ongoing civil war has killed more than 100,000 people and displaced three million

OECD’s test will assess how well students can think critically about information provided via social media

The technology will remove illegal flying devices from the sky

Dozens of posters appeared in UP's Jianagla village overnight

Fund will be used to expand the knowledge about religions and how their practices affect events

The viral video shows an older woman asking the Muslim couple “why are you here?”

Refugees were on their way from Yemen to Sudan when they were attacked by an Apache helicopter

He was known to intelligence services and the justice system

The Saudi monarch visited Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan and China during his month-long tour

Researchers suggest “the possibility is worth exploring”

The UN has warned that the world is facing its worst humanitarian crisis since the end of World War II

The government has denied the presence of IS in the country and blames local militants

French researchers provided fresh evidence to support claims that a drug touted as a miracle cure for alcoholism

Companies are touting innovative products to consumers worried about the quality of the air they breathe

The popular board game is changing out three of its playing tokens, swapping in a penguin, T-Rex and rubber ducky

MSN Messenger will forever hold a special place in the hearts of many

UN Under-Secretary General Rima Khalaf announces resignation at a news conference in Beirut

Afghan Star, Tolo's adaptation of "American Idol", has been a huge hit in conservative Afghanistan

A laptop was stolen from a US Secret Service agent in New York

It will be impossible to escape the poignancy of Diana's son visiting the city where she died on August 31, 1997

Trump has accused Obama of ordering wiretaps at his Trump Tower in New York

In a highly publicised interaction, Merkel's suggestion of a handshake was ignored by Trump

Trump administration would "vigorously defend" its travel ban

Beijing and Washington also are clashing over the deployment of a US anti-missile system to South Korea

Sampuran Singh asked for proper compensation for land seized to build a railway.

Around 35 million Americans claim Irish ancestry

Images in local media showed a fighter in combat fatigues and black headgear at the country's tourist attraction