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Moscow does not publicly admit the presence of military contractors in Syria and does not reveal casualties among them

May calls Donald Trump, Angela Merkel and other European leaders after the announcement, a spokesman said

American officials said the missile test-fired on Sunday exploded seconds after launch

The turning point in the US president's relationship with China appears to have come when he met with Xi

17-year-old girl Lamyaa from Pennsylvania decided to prove her hijab is her own choice

62-year-old post as party chief since 2004 means he could provide valuable testimony

Interior Minister Matthias Fekl said the attack was to be carried out in the "next few days" as France

The overall deal is so lenient and makes one question the criminal justice system

Ministry says the tomb belonged to a nobleman who worked as the city judge

Rescue teams were dispatched to the scene

HRW said it had submitted its findings to US Central Command

Spokesperson focuses on observer findings regarding proper legal framework and late changes in ballot counting

Nisar said no plane should be allowed to land in country without clearance from Interior Ministry

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

The passengers included two judges and seven police personnel

Ardian Syaf inserted pro-Islam and anti-Semitic references in X-Men Gold's first issue

Oil rich province is stronghold of IS

Here are the top five countries where foreign ISIS fighters originate from

Mallya has also complained about the usual media hype in his tweet

Weapons and militants propaganda found, says prosecutor

Toor Pekai Yousufzai spoke to media to explain how attack on Malala affected her life

According to eyewitnesses, he had been shot in the back of his head by paramilitary soldiers

Theresa May says parliament would be asked to vote Wednesday to decide on whether or not to hold an election

Pence reaffirmed that there was no hope of reviving the TPP

'Everyone should respect the outcome, especially the main opposition'

Volunteers offered information about their faith to strangers while wrapping a turban around their heads

Police said online harassment had grown alarmingly with the rise in smart phone use in Bangladesh

The ban is prompting outcry and anguish in a food-obsessed capital famed for its spicy roadside cuisine

Chahat currently weighs same as an average four-year-old should

The One Belt, One Road initiative aims to build a new Silk Road linking Asia, Africa and Europe

Let the trolling begin

'There was no threat to the public, no plumes or anything'

He dined on fried chicken, bread, beans, mashed potatoes and strawberry cake

'The incident that took place aboard Flight 3411 has been a humbling experience, and I take full responsibility'

Police have offered a reward of up to $50,000 for information leading to the arrest of the accused shooter

The aerospace and defense company said the extra job cuts would include managers and executives

Prime Minister Turnbull rejects suggestions the visa policy change is in response to far-right wing political parties

Mattis also will be visiting a US military base in Djibouti

The Turkish-born was charged with five counts of first-degree murder

Two suspects have been arrested but their identities and the motive for the attack were still under investigation

The study finds that men are 70% more likely to have surgical interventions in predominantly Muslim countries

'If the US thinks this kind of thing will startle us, then they have misjudged us'

Close aide to Modi said it was Adityanath's job to maintain law and order in the state

Christians around the world celebrate the week leading up to Easter Sunday

'I can't see ISIS disappearing into thin air'

More research is needed to see if the wearable sweat sensor would work consistently from one day to the next

United said on Friday it was changing its policy on booking its flight crews onto its own planes

Tourism officials are optimistic for change

Her mother and two younger sisters witnessed the attack from the beach

Illegal wildlife trade rakes in between $15-20 billion annually, making it the fourth largest illegal global trade