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The anti-secrecy website has published thousands of emails from John Podesta's personal Gmail account

Hundreds of people have died in recent years in Xinjiang in unrests blamed by Beijing on militants and separatists

Says cooperation with Islamabad may complicate New Delhi's relations with Moscow

Those responsible for the mistake have been punished, the station said without giving details

Obama described his experience losing his first campaign for a US congressional seat in 2000 and how it humbled him

Mullah Nanai who served as intelligence chief under Mullah Akhtar Mansoor among those arrested

Foreign ministry official hopes tensions between two countries will defuse after BRICS summit

A group of freedom fighters had entered inside the compound of Entrepreneurship Development Institute

Also blacklists several businesses based in Pakistan and Dubai

It was not clear whether the device was remotely detonated or if it carried a timed bomb

In at least one instance, the hunt for suspects has led to soldiers killing residents

Shoppers can use smartphones to order longer lasting items such as canned goods for same-day delivery

Some 36 people were also wounded and at least one attacker killed, says interior ministry spokesperson Sediq Sediqqi

Disloyal R's are far more difficult than Crooked Hillary, says the embattled White House hopeful

The UAE government allocates 20,000 square metres of land; Indians make up about 2.6m or 30% of the UAE population

US president pledges to work with private companies to build new habitats for long-duration missions in deep space

'...the atmosphere of this match must be 100 percent in line with Ashura'

We were not only shocked but saddened for such disingenuous expression of his thinking and feeling, says Khizr Khan

Security forces have launched fresh offensive this morning to flush out militants, says Indian army official

Al-Mashi is currently under the control of the Manbij Military Council, the Observatory said

US chess champion Nazi Paikidze-Barnes will boycott the Tehran championships because she refuses to wear the hijab

During her brief tenure as chief of police she discussed how to handle cases concerning women and girls

The project is described by the government as a solution to crowding, pollution and rising house prices in Cairo

Russia has just indicated that it wants to postpone the planned visit

He could face a five-year prison sentence and be forced to pay a fine as high as $800,000

She was found deep in the debris of four six-storey residential buildings more than 12 hours after they crumbled

In some countries, girls as young as 10 are forced to marry much older men

Ban urged everyone to continue working to abolish the death penalty entirely

Ryan, the speaker of the House of Representatives, said he would not defend Trump or campaign for him

Both countries set for their annual combat exercise to commence next month in Maharashtra

Chinese companies have been treated with suspicion because of the ties they have to the country's communist regime

Several of the voters also said they disliked Trump's strategy of highlighting the infidelities of Clinton's husband

An armed group was plotting car bomb attacks in a province near Bangkok, Thailand's national security head said

The warming relations between Turkey and Russia come as both countries are dealing with troubled economies

The action makes federal funding available to affected individuals in 10 counties hit by the storm

Some 95 percent of girls and 50 percent of women imprisoned in Afghanistan were accused of "moral crimes"

The rejection by the center-left Labour party ended any hope the plebiscite bill could pass

The film is about Edward Snowden, aiming to expose the vast scope of US digital intelligence gathering

It is the first Facebook product launched outside the United States

The Democratic presidential candidate enjoys 46% support among likely voters against 35% for Trump in a four-way race

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum marked the groundbreaking of The Tower at Dubai Creek Harbour

It shocking that Trump is a major party's candidate for the presidency, the FP editors said

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Their groundbreaking work has laid "an intellectual foundation" for designing policies and institutions in many areas

Two Israelis including a police officer and a woman were killed in the Jerusalem attack

A leaked tape on Friday captured the Republican presidential nominee saying degrading things about women

Burmese Muslims also complain of being treated as second-class citizens in their own country

Saleemi films himself sitting in London's Leicester square with a cardboard sign that read 'I'm homeless'

Prosecutors say that the woman began talking to herself and lashing out for no apparent reason

This comes after Saudi last month agreed to a surprise output cut of oil cartel OPEC, the first in eight years