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China's economy grew 6.7 percent in the second quarter from a year earlier; slowest pace since the global crisis

France, Britain and the US recognise the GNA as the legitimate government of Libya

Saudi Arabia's top cleric, Sheikh Abdulaziz al-Sheikh, has declared the Islamic State group to be an "enemy of Islam"

Trump said policies pursued by Clinton in Iraq, Libya, Egypt and Syria had made a bad situation worse

The most likely site of the gas centrifuge facility, it said, was an underground complex southeast of the air strip

Police from a hostage team negotiated with him for about six hours

The Obama administration has faced criticism for its plan to admit as many as 10,000 Syrian refugees to the US

The lawsuit alleges that Bensalem Township violated a land use act when it refused to allow building of mosque

More than 400 investigators have been poring over evidence since the grisly attack

Landmines are scattered in 78 countries, and each year kill between 15,000 and 20,000 people

Mark Zuckerberg posted a video of the flight on his Facebook page, saying it was result of "two years of engineering."

CAIR has filed a complaint, saying the man was ‘singled out’ and ‘unjustifiably’ removed from the plane

Amnesty International this week asked the Indian government to prohibit the use of pellet-firing shotguns

The airline has accumulated losses of $993m, and plans to scrap several European flights in coming months

State Enterprise Development Minister says SriLankan Airlines is about to conclude deal with PIA

The boys were arrested after a video of the incident went viral on social media

Isolated North Korea has restarted coded radio broadcasts, presumed to be targeted at its spies

Turkey's deputy PM said country would take the step "just like France has done under Article 15 of the convention"

Tarique Rahman, 51, the political heir apparent to the former prime minister, was also fined 200 million taka

Pokemon Go has 21 million active users in the United States as of July 18

A tweet about a peculiar sounding cocktail, featuring enticing flavours of India, at a Singapore restaurant went viral

Salmon has suffered a broken arm, fractured ribs and multiple lacerations on his side, back and arms

The search, over 120,000 square kilometres of the southern Indian Ocean, is expected to end in three months

Investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the accident

The radio report gave no further details

The artist has also created "No Trump Anytime" signs that have been posted in Los Angeles, New York and other cities

Tokyo issues nine-point safety guide warning of dangers gamers could face including heat stroke and online scams

The eight are being tried in northern city of Alexandroupoli, where they arrived by military helicopter on Saturday

To his fans, Trump is the definition of American success; to his critics, he is a racist demagogue

Tarique Rahman has been sentenced to seven years in prison

National flag carrier says it is making all out efforts to ensure all luggage is brought back on next flights

Rights groups say the atheist ruling Communist Party seeks to restrict religious practice, especially for Muslims

Muslims make up just over two per cent of Myanmar's population, government census figures showed

The West must find rapprochement with the kind of conservative Muslim leadership that will someday come to Middle East

Half of the assets are linked to Low Taek Jho, a close family friend of Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak

Treasury's statement did not make clear what conditions the men were living under in Iran

Donald Trump's White House bid is doomed to fail after which a new generation of Republican leaders will emerge

Yiannopoulos's Twitter account, which had more than 338,000 followers, was later blocked.

Emergency fully in line with Turkey's constitution, President Tayyip Erdogan

Nine people were arrested in the second night of violence involving 200 locals and 180 police officers

An accelerated military effort would soon see the group pushed back to Raqa in Syria and Mosul in Iraq

The group releases a constant stream of propaganda pictures and videos calling for Muslims to join it

Baldasaro has been an informal advisor to Trump on veterans affairs

United States spent $300 million on ammunition for Afghan army and police last year

Allied air power and military trainers are helping Iraqi government, Kurdish militia and Syrian anti-IS fighters

The French PM had warned Ankara over the crackdown after the coup in Turkey

Deteriorating security risks plunging Mali into chaos that nearly tore it to pieces three years ago

Rights groups say war crimes have been committed by all sides in Syria's conflict, which began in March 2011

Police have been on alert in the Ohio city, and security was ramped up for the week of the Republican convention

2,000 people have contracted HIV from transfusions in the last 17 months