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Madaya has only one field hospital, which offers modest services owing to the lack of medication and equipment

Clinton has been dogged for over a year by questions about her use of a private email account

Beijing can play a positive role, says Afghan Ambassador Zakhilwal

Rights group says allegations were unsubstantiated, admitting that slogans for Kashmir's independence were chanted

Pinterest is following in the footsteps of internet giants such as YouTube and Facebook

The train was travelling at 140 kilometres an hour (87 mph) between Nimes and Montpellier when it hit a tree

Hamza bin Laden urged Saudi youth to join the Yemen-based Al-Qaeda to 'gain the necessary experience' to fight

Established in 1986, MeteoGroup was first set up as Meteo Consult BV in the Netherlands

Lochte, one of swimming's most decorated Olympians, had already returned to the US ahead of the court ruling

Cannes is one of three towns in France to have banned the garment after a militant attack in Nice killed 85 people

The ebooks will be available on the Pottermore website as well as through digital book sellers

The leaders signed three deals aimed at funding development and infrastructure projects, says statement

An unknown number of gunmen opened fire on the two army trucks and a police vehicle travelling through Baramulla

Cash shortage has made Mongolia borrow on massive scale, making it liable to pay interest payments of $23bn debt

No passengers were injured in the collision

We look at 13 pictur­es of events from around the world

Nepalis call out Indian government for using an image of Annapurna mountain range which is actually in Nepal

No one has been arrested over the deaths

Four assailants opened fire on a police station before dawn according to reports

Overall, a far larger number of Christian refugees have entered the US since fiscal 2002

Italian Interior minister said he regarded France's restrictions on Islamic clothing as counter-productive

The extremist group targets people who have little knowledge of Islam

'It is time to let them move on with their lives in safety and dignity' Australia Director for Human Rights Watch says

Although many Muslim athletes competed in the Games, we highlight the stories of four exceptional Muslim Olympians

Foreign Secretary Aizaz Chaudhry had invited Indian counterpart for talks on Kashmir unrest

Kerala excise commissioner says a case can be filed against men who stare at women for more than 14 seconds

Security officials held the flag in their hands till chief minister IOK gave a ceremonial salute

The regulation refers to crimes committed before July 2016, the ones after July 1 are outside its scope

Ford Motor Co plans to offer a fully automated driverless vehicle for commercial ride-sharing in 2021

Finance Ministers of SAARC are to meet on August 25 and 26 in federal capital

Is this the luckiest baby ever?

Court records and interviews reveal a contentious history between the family and the killer

Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency says the ship, Vier Harmoni, has been located in waters off Batam, Indonesia

Sources say security forces launched a major search for separatists who fled the scene

More than 25 boats have been returned since the introduction of Operation Sovereign Borders in September 2013

The bans are opposed by some, who contend they are a populist ploy, violate human rights and might inflame tensions

Police found Austin Harrouff, 19, grunting and growling as he removed the victim's flesh with his teeth

Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police adopted the resolution at an annual meeting in Ottawa

'I will fight to ensure that every American is treated equally, protected equally, and honored equally' Trump says

US described Russian warplane deployment from Iran as 'unfortunate, but not surprising or unexpected'

Critics cite the enormous cost of the £18-billion project as well as security concerns about Chinese involvement

Fire season is in full swing in California, where another fire has been burning 100 miles north of San Francisco

As an anti-rebel coalition from Yemen launched an investigation into a deadly strike on a hospital this Monday

Choudary, 49, was convicted at London's Old Bailey court of using online lectures to encourage support for IS

Turkey blames the cleric, Fethullah Gulen, for the July 15 failed putsch and wants the United States to extradite him

A series of pictures showing emotions of agonising loss and thrilling moments of defeat at this year's Olympics

Both Jamaat-ur-Ahrar and Islamic State had reportedly claimed responsibility for Quetta's Civil Hospital's bombing

Shin Bet says Hezbollah was reaching out to Arab Israelis through Facebook to recruit them to carry out terror attacks

Statement says no Amnesty International India employee shouted any anti-India slogans at any point

We look at 13 pictur­es of events from around the world