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Many experts have raised eyebrows over the unusually high valuation by the Chinese company

SEAL Team 6 is participating in the annual US-South Korea military drills, stimulating the removal of Kim Jong-Un

Delhi University bars women from leaving hostels during Holi festival because of growing harassment cases

India's large Muslim minority faces bias when buying or renting properties

Americans living in New Zealand say their friends and family have been asking about moving there since elections

The explosion comes a day after an agreement for rebels to leave their last enclave in the city

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Private employers may bar staff from wearing headscarves and other visible religious symbols

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The current deal includes six houses and an apartment, industrial and commercial lots, and a building

The 49-year-old was detained on the Bali island with British former war correspondent David Fox

The statue is believed to be of Rames the Great which was buried under mud in a Cairo suburb

Members of the lower house of parliament on Monday voted to throw out changes to the bill made by the upper house

The study merely pointed out a correlation

The sanctions mark another low point in relations between Turkey and the EU, which it still officially aims to join

4,200-ton Caledonian Sky slams into reefs at low tide around Kri, one of hundreds of small islands in Raja Ampat

Says the arrival of the US strike group was part of a reckless scheme to attack it

Planned Parenthood provides abortions as well as other health services, including birth control and cancer screenings

Unknown gunmen killed a Sufi minority spiritual leader and his house help in northern Bangladesh

The exhibit includes films, paintings, photographs and sculptures from dozens of artists

The photo album was found in April 1945 in the bedroom of Hitler's long-time companion Eva Braun

Merkel had been due to meet Trump for more than two hours on Tuesday

Khamis Khanjar said at least 3,500 civilians have been killed since the push into the western side last month

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Netanyahu and Greenblatt discussed Israel's settlement building

British PM May is preparing to reject Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's demand for an independence referendum

The Justice Department is not required to respond to the representatives’ request for evidence or meet its deadline

Baghdad is once again considered the worst place to live

However, he's not going back to school

The newspaper says the move will be a change from the policy of Obama of limiting the CIA's paramilitary role

Pakistan said it would continue to extend all possible assistance for the restoration of peace and stability in Yemen

US and EU officials would also be invited to the next meeting of the 6-nation consultations

He has spent most of his time detained at a military hospital in Cairo since his arrest in 2011

Patient believed her snacking habit was the cause of her being overweight

Republican lawyers say one reason for the quick moves is Trump's aggressive use of executive authority from day one

The previous defence minister, Manohar Parrikar, stepped down on Sunday to become Chief Minister of Goa

Mukasey's appointment may raise conflict of interest issues in the Fox News investigation

Interior ministry spokesperson says the explosion appeared to have been caused by a roadside bomb

Malala won in 2014 for her struggle against oppression of children and right of all children to receive an education

The UN Human Rights Council held a two-hour session on abuses in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Hugh Lanning was denied entry on Sunday night at Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv

Dutch police used dogs and water cannon on Sunday to disperse hundreds of protesters waving Turkish flags

An ethnics affairs official believes that ideological work must be strengthened to promote Chinese identity

"Netanyahu resorting to fake history and falsifying Torah. Force of habit," he tweeted

The Dutch foreign ministry said there was a safety risk in travelling to Turkey

About 32 people, including four policemen, imprisoned by Taliban insurgents were freed

The conflict is also fraying ties between China and Myanmar

Reputation Institute considers a number of markers to determine which countries have the best, worst reputation

The govt says it hopes to come to an agreement with the EU over the rights of citizens once Brexit negotiations start