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Survey shows a seven point decline for ex-secretary of state

The interior ministry says another 43 wounded in the clashes which are not are not unusual in drought-hit country

Two police officers were being treated after they were injured trying to put out the blaze

The Indian journalist may set up his own news venture, sources say

We finished clearing Gogjali and took control of Mosul television station building, says Iraqi commander

Cross-strait ties have deteriorated under Taiwan's first female president Tsai Ing-wen

Poll registers a seven point decline for Clinton in the share of likely voters who are strongly enthusiastic about her

The bus was not carrying children when the accident occurred

Farming is the primary industry in the mountainous region where tens of thousands of livestock are affected

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

The owner said he turns away Muslim customers as well as Clinton supporters

The wire eventually caused a potentially fatal infection

From shipyards to textiles, Mumbai's Parsis have led the city's commercial development

Activists say cases of violence against women have been on the rise although the real scale remains hard to gauge

Billionaire says he believes the money will go to charity and toward improving the city's infrastructure

Trump has threatened to reject the Paris Agreement, a global accord negotiated by nearly 200 governments

This year's Zhuhai exhibition, the largest ever, features an array of new made-in-China military technology

Both sides dispute each other's version of events

Canada has a population of about 35 million

Celebrating Autumn through 23 beautiful pictures from around the world

The new president will inherit a potent digital megaphone

The retired electrician kept nearly 300 Pablo Picasso artworks in his garage for almost 40 years

A review process is almost complete for the new category

Assaf, who has a doctorate in economics, was reassigned as a minister of state and will remain in cabinet

Clinton, pointing to Trump's numerous angry blowups, painted him as a dangerous hothead who could trigger Armageddon

Detlev Guenzel, 58, was found guilty of killing Polish-born Wojciech Stempniewicz

More than half of Americans are stressed out by one of the most adversarial contests in recent history.

Some of the items have never before been on public display

The 10-time Grammy winner says she has always been drawn to sad music

Spokesperson Josh Earnest says he would 'neither defend nor criticise' James Comey

The flight, in an eight-seater Britten Norman Islander aircraft, officially takes two minutes

One Emirati and two Lebanese men were given life term, an Iraqi and a Lebanese man were jailed for 15 years each

Diplomats in Peshawar assure that Sharbat Gula will be acquitted on Tuesday, says Afghan envoy Omar Zakhilwal

All eight were members of Students Islamic Movement of India, a group formed in 1977

Historic England has asked people to send in information and pictures of the mysterious markings

'We have improved our escalation process to ensure that controversial stories and images get surfaced more quickly'

Videos released on social media show young Iranian men chanting ‘Iran is our country, Cyrus is our father’

Islamabad must consider giving foreigners another chance to voluntarily submit illegally-obtained ID cards

The blast occurred as tribal elders gathered at the residence of the former district governor

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

The tweet has since gone viral, with tens of thousands of people sharing it

The woman was brought to a stage outside a mosque after being escorted by two women and forced to kneel on the ground

Lawmakers will convene for their 46th attempt to elect a president

Scanu's photographs depict the gorgeous contrasts where land meets the ocean

'The target is to retake Bazwaya and Gogjali, the last two villages before Mosul'

23 photos of how people celebrated Halloween around the world

Members of banned Students Islamic Movement of India staged an overnight breakout from the prison in Bhopal

'Almost 60-70 percent of the smoke came from the firecrackers'

The Caribou plane lost contact with air traffic control during what was supposed to be a flight of around half an hour

The inmates staged the breakout in the early hours after attacking the unarmed guard with sharpened steel plates