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According to a law firm, such contracts are not valid because arrangement may be considered to go against moral law

Gohil uses his fame and status to educate the gay community about safe sex

Josephine, who was born in the wild in 1967 and arrived in 1983 at Miami's zoo

It is not yet clear what had caused the vehicles to crash

Negotiations are poised to bring the price per F-35 below $100 million for the first time

France is considering a UN Security Council draft resolution that would set up a sanctions regime for Mali

India's IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad says we will very much like Apple to come and have a base in India

Chinese President Xi says we should reject dominance by just one or several countries

Outgoing US president thanks Modi for his partnership

Perdue, a Republican, was elected twice as governor, serving from 2003 to 2011

India's surrogacy industry has come under attack by women's rights groups who say fertility clinics are baby factories

lman was arrested on Monday in California, where she was living with her mother in the San Francisco area

The refusal comes aas a setback to prosecutors probing a corruption scandal engulfing President Park Geun-Hye

AfD's anti-immigrant rhetoric has won support among Germans worried about the influx of more than a million migrants

The US Secret Service and Washington police are expecting some 900,000 people to pack into the area

The US Supreme Court refused to allow a Lebanese wine seller to use 'Khoran' out of respect for Muslims

Nearly 70,000 Rohingya have fled the northern part of Rakhine state since October

In his disarmament call and plea for equality Xi offered China as a nation "committed to building a world of peace"

Washington has maintained the threat of prosecuting the Wikileaks founder

Security was tight at the unveiling following a protest in Madrid on Tuesday

PM Nawaz Sharif meets company chief Jack Ma on sidelines of the 47th World Economic Forum's annual meeting

Nothing appeared to indicate that the school shooting was gang-related

The consignment would have taken nearly twice as long to reach Britain by sea

The "case has been initially listed as suicide" and it has been learnt that all victims were members of same family

The camp was home to government soldiers and members of various rival armed groups

Country's 1883 penal code, legacy of its British colonial rulers, makes sex between men punishable by 12 years in jail

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Former army chief says military-to-military relations between Pakistan and US improved significantly during his tenure

Vape shattered into pieces in his mouth, knocking out his teeth and burning his face and neck

Former envoy says OBL killing inside Pakistan further deepened mistrust between Islamabad and Washington

Crucial to see integration as a two-way street, academic says

More than 40 architects and designers came together from nine countries around the world to create 20 suites

Umm al-Heiran has become symbolic, with residents having waged a years-long legal fight against demolition orders

Snowden was not on Obama's list of commutations or pardons

Bush is expected to go home in a couple of days

Afridi, hailed as a hero by US officials, was arrested after US forces killed bin Laden in May 2011

The talks come in the wake of President Bashar al-Assad's symbolic victory last month in retaking Aleppo

Monday's shooting at the Blue Parrot club during the BPM electronic music festival rocked Playa del Carmen

Follower urges Theresa May to deport Anthony Joshua

Quitting the underwater search drew a swift and angry reaction from relatives of those on board

More than a third of women said they are feeling less tolerant of sexism in their own lives as a result of Trump

At the time of the incident, the victim’s mother was giving classes in the school

Trump will take his oath on the steps of the US Capitol building and lead a parade down Pennsylvania Avenue

She also is charged with obstructing justice for lying to authorities investigating the massacre

Nearly 36 years after Giuseppe Dosi's death, Italians are still discovering the secrets of the 'artist detective'

Washington has maintained the threat of prosecuting Assange over the 2010 leak, though no charges have been filed

Majic said her identity was frequently mistaken during the US election campaign

Chinese authorities use a color-coded system of alerts to warn companies, schools and individuals of incoming smog

Trump's team has signaled that tone is unlikely to change in office

Mohamed Aboutrika is thought to have financed banned Muslim Brotherhood