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Militant assault on Sehwan shrine indicates that group based in Nangarhar, Afghanistan could strike deep into Pakistan

He operated from street shop in working-class neighbourhood of Mong Kok in Hong Kong

Chefs usually avoid certain dishes because they know how kitchen work

Emailed threat warning of one homemade explosive a day forced nearly 4,000 students to leave Montreal campus

Former US president's primary concern will be to fight the Republicans for constituencies in near future

A closing statement read by Azhar's Sheikh Ahmed Tayeb demanded Islam not be associated with militancy

Public fears in Germany have been heightened by several militants attacks last year

"We could expect to find evidence for past life on Mars four billion years ago"

Evan Spiegel dropped out shortly before graduating from Stanford to devote himself to a nascent Snapchat startup

Prosecutors had argued that Salman should be kept behind bars because she posed a threat to society

Anti-IS operations in Syria will eventually center on Raqa

The advisors will offer support 'in terms of training, protective measures, exercises and information sharing'

Malaysia considering expelling North Korea's envoy to the Southeast Asian nation or shutting its embassy in Pyongyang

House of Lords vote 358 to 256 to make an amendment to European Union (Notification of Withdrawal Bill)

Saudi police allegedly packed them in sacks and thrashed them with sticks

Tehran and Ankara support opposite sides in the conflict in Syria

Breivik, an anti-Muslim neo-Nazi, detonated a bomb in Oslo in July 2011 that killed eight people

Handcuffed suspects were brought to court surrounded by masked and heavily armed police and special forces

11 pacts ranging from trade deals to a new agreement between state energy companies have been signed

Hundreds have been killed in Xinjiang in past few years, most in unrest between Uighurs, ethnic majority Han Chinese

A study explains the remains of shattered asteroids revolving around a double sun

Uighur fighter issued threat against China just before executing alleged informant

The United Nations has said Myanmar troops and police may have committed crimes against humanity

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

De Sousa is one of 26 people convicted in absentia over the abduction of Hassan Mustafa Osama Nasr

Psychologists say sharing solidarity with other victims is highly effective

The number of refugees is simply increasing

Peskov commented after Trump addressed Congress on Tuesday

The professor said that failure to detect warning signs is concerning

Chants of "Dump Trump," "Not in my city" and "Humanity against Trump" went up from the crowd

The US Trump administration is reviewing its participation in the top United Nations human rights body

When a person was shown a stranger's face, 35 per cent of the time they picked the right name

Expected to provide air connectivity to pilgrimage centres and medical emergency evacuation services

"Every single time I asked the official why he was asking me these questions, he hushed me"

Akbar Durrani, 31, who married Indian woman and has a child, was sent to prison for a year

Afghan Taliban have claimed responsibility for the attacks

The company also published Obama's three previous books

The road links Mosul to Tal Afar and then to the Syrian border

Approximately 800 families have returned dowry money to the bride’s family

Trump is expected to sign the new order on Wednesday

Trump tied his pledge to fight illegal immigration to the prospect of jobs and security at home

Japan's hopes to avoid trade friction by reminding Trump that the trade relationship has changed a lot since the 1980s

Trump suggested in a meeting that he was open to a deal that would legalize millions of undocumented immigrants

Museums across New York are waging a cultural war on prejudice in Donald Trump's America

The conference discussed the role of education in dealing with extremism

Trump faces a difficult balancing act with fellow Republicans

"The president condemns these or any other racially or religiously motivated attacks in the strongest terms"

Hollande was inaugurating part of a high-speed rail line in the southwest of the country when the mishap occurred

North Korea has not acknowledged the identity of the dead man but has insisted Malaysia hand over the corpse

Commander says al Qaeda and Islamic State have transnational ambitions