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The 15 were among 32 people who were detained in 2013 on charges of spying for Iran and went on trial in February

Cazeneuve will take control of Socialist government until legislative elections in June

The move follows Barack Obama's historic May trip to Hiroshima

De Blasio said Congress has reimbursed New York in previous years for costs related to the protection of world leaders

The nationalist Global Times newspaper also ran a page-one story on Trump's "inability to keep his mouth shut"

The phone threat targeted the Universal City station

'No one eats alone on Christmas Day'

He is one of a string of people arrested over the past two years over accusations they planned to join Islamic State

Malaria was likely a significant historical pathogen that caused widespread death in ancient Rome

Nearly 900 incidents of hate and intolerance were recorded across the US in the first 10 days after Trump's election

Top tourist hotspots have focused on Chinese visitors, but are increasingly setting their sights on neighbouring India

Harris has said that he forgot to drop his son off at daycare on June 18, 2014

The magazine said Indian premier won 18 per cent of the votes during the readers' poll

Her body was put on display at a public hall in an open casket, wrapped in an India flag

Acting US special representative’s visit to Pakistan is also linked to development

Vice-president-elect says new US administration intends to be ‘fully engaged’ in South Asia and with India, Pakistan

Online giant is selling a variety of food products with Meal Kits, which has the ingredients for home-cooked dishes

Fourteen other personnel received minor injuries and were taken to hospital

Terrorists and criminals will try to exploit any vulnerability in global nuclear security system, says IAEA chief

The visit comes at the time of a political transition in the US and as conflicts rage in Syria, Iraq and Yemen

Considered the 'House of Allah', Muslims the world over turn towards it when praying

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The first round of the presidential election in France is due to be held on April 23 with a decisive run-off on May 7

In another stumbling block for the deal, the US Congress last week voted to renew longstanding sanctions

Attack comes under a week after a Muslim woman was attacked on the subway

Hundreds of supporters have kept a vigil outside the private Apollo hospital in the state capital Chennai

Scientists claim an average person passes gas 14 times a day

Dialogue between US and Russian navy officers has ceased since Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014

Ghani's remarks come as India has simultaneously mounted pressure on Pakistan to end cross-border terrorism in...

May has insisted a parliamentary vote on the legislation would not disrupt her plans to trigger Article 50

Under the law smokers face a £100 on-the-spot fine if caught lighting up in a private vehicle

The Boeing 777, bound from Washington to Doha, was re-routed during a storm to the Azores

Key, a former Merrill Lynch currency trader, had recently marked his eighth anniversary as prime minister

Hours after suffering a crushing defeat in a referendum, the centre-left prime minister announced his resignation

Eight victims have been identified based on fingerprints so far, ranging in age from 17 to 35

Fatah was invited by the Panjab University for a talk over Balochistan where he informally interacted with students

The taunt came two days after Trump risked offending Beijing by accepting a call from the Taiwanese president

No US president or president-elect has spoken to a Taiwanese leader since 1978

The arrested suspect was interrogated but the motive for the attack remained unclear

President Rouhani denounces legislation passed by US Congress to extend Iran Sanctions Act for 10 years

The fire in the town of Aladag on Tuesday swept through the two-storey dormitory, causing the roof to collapse

Officials from both countries met in Manila last week to discuss efforts to recover the rest of the funds

The rail worker shot to fame after pulling a suicidal man off train tracks

Putin on Thursday reiterated Moscow's readiness to work with Trump's administration

Rainbow Cafe in Cambridge is one of the cafés refusing to accept the notes

Airplane seats and suitcases along with body parts were recovered by fishermen off Riau Islands Saturday afternoon

Delhi police launched a formal investigation Saturday after receiving a direct complaint from the woman

Trump said "Saturday Night Live" is unwatchable

Capping a nine-day mourning period, Castro's ashes will be interred on Sunday during a "simple" ceremony

Passengers pressed their faces against the glass to catch glimpses of neighbourhoods reduced to rubble