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On Monday, bomb threats were called in to 11 Jewish community centers but were found to be hoaxes

Almost 20 states in India are affected by deadly insurgency with daily reports of gunfights and bomb blasts

Demirtas has been held in jail since November on charges of links to the outlawed Kurdistan Worker's Party

Iraqi forces backed by jets and gunships retook Village Al-Buseif which IS had used as its main base

Report says journalists are increasingly targeted since beheading of Wall Street Journal correspondent Daniel Pearl

Local television show claims UNAR had been funding 'cultural' associations which hosted gay sex parties

The transaction had been delayed due to the hacks

The Indian PM also met Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella

Labelling the press as the enemy a commonality between the two presidents

Says immigrants should not be rejected out of hand as unworthy rivals but given a ‘responsible and dignified welcome’

Visit comes two days before a new round of UN-brokered talks in Geneva aimed at ending six years of fighting

The leader is accused by the European Parliament of defrauding it off nearly 340,000 euros

Swedish national was driving a stolen truck on the wrong side of a road

The Red Crescent published pictures of the bodies laid out in white and black body bags along the beach

Investigators said children aged between six months and 14 years were sold to couples from Europe, America and Asia

A decision to court-martial Sergeant Elor Azaria stirred controversy in Israel from the start

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

The Syria envoy job had described as 'mission impossible'

Saif al Islam has been held in mountainous western Zintan region by one faction contending for power in Libya

"This cancerous tumour, since its start, has grown incrementally and its treatment must be incremental too"

Beijing’s reaction comes after US aircraft carrier strike group begins patrols in South China Sea

NASA scientist says the discovery has profound effects to understand evolutionary history of microbial life

Le Pen had been informed beforehand of requirement to wear headscarf for meeting

Over 80,408 photos were submitted by 5,034 photographers from 125 different countries

The disaster agency receiving more than 400 reports of flooding across the city

"France is playing its part in the European effort. We expect that our partners do the same," said Hollande

Parents picking Church schools because they take faith seriously

The Arts and Crafts Factory has saved thousands of youths from lives of drugs and violence

Former employee alleges her manager made sexual advances shortly after she joined company

Recently, both have been beaten by a big margin by popular snacks company

The town of al Bab has been a prime target since Turkey launched an incursion with Syrian rebels last August

Trio can face up to seven years in jail for defamation and a separate charge filed for publishing report online

France and Hungary have been the countries hardest hit by the highly contagious H5N8 virus

The estranged half-brother of Kim Jong Un was killed at Kuala Lumpur International Airport last week

Many diners wear high-visibility vests while ordering beers at the bar

Deportations were said to be made after rules of residence, work were violated

Kumar, a dog-bite victim, woke up breathing rapidly and moving his arms and legs around

Juhel Miah, who lives in Swansea, said the incident made him feel like a criminal

Since April 2016, government forces have recaptured territory including Aleppo

President Putin was deeply upset by the news and had greatly valued Churkin's professionalism and diplomatic talent

The Trump administration denounced the latest incidents

The twin-turboprop Beechcraft King Air plane suffered an engine failure and crashed into the mall

Many wealthy Japanese women spend eye-watering sums on male hosts in return for an evening of sweet talk

The 70-year-old political novice has raised eyebrows in Twitter postings, his preferred method of public communication

Demands Centre work with provinces to stamp out terror

McMaster heads the Army Capabilities and Integration Centre and held key roles in Iraq, Gulf Wars

Deare reportedly knocked the Trump administration’s handling of Latin American policies

'I was, like many others I believe, surprised by the comments made about Sweden this weekend'

Close to 4,000 members of the judiciary have now been purged

All the cars were armoured-plated, and there were no injuries, says spokesperson