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The Egyptian parliament debated a ban on full face veils in public places and government buildings in March

Friends and relatives of the two accused cheered as verdict was read out in state capital Panaji

Wilders faces fine of up to €7,400 and year in jail for discrimination and inciting racism for televised 2014 remarks

The Karbi People's Liberation Tigers (KPLT) is fighting for an independent homeland for the Karbi tribe

This deal is India's first major acquisition of fighter planes for two decades

Known as the En-Gedi scroll, it contains text from the Book of Leviticus

Both Katie and Dalton fought long battles against Cystic Fibrosis

It could happen, and it would be catastrophic for both countries, expert says

US intelligence officials suspect that the latest dump of sensitive material by a hacking entity is linked to Russia

The IS has already established a presence in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore and the Philippines

The 31-year-old democratic reform minister is the youngest member of Trudeau's cabinet

Authorities told passengers to leave Terminal B at about 11 p.m. local time

The FDP is not currently represented in the Bundestag, but could be a potential ally for Merkel's conservatives

The British mission to the United Nations had no immediate comment

North Carolina's governor has declared a state of emergency in Charlotte

Saudi Arabia sees Iran as the paramount threat to the Middle East's stability

The International Court of Justice will deliver its judgement on October 5

The company believes the hacker to be a "state-sponsored actor"

Spokesperson said his office was legally prohibited from discussing any ongoing investigations regarding any clients

Narendra Modi monitors military movements along Pak-India border

Demonstrations are triggered by the fatal shooting of a black man by police

'Let's beware of fascists and tyrants who tell us 'we are going to protect you'. I don't want that'

The five shot and hacked to death 20 foreign hostages at Holey Artisan Bakery in July in Dhaka's Gulshan neighbourhood

Finally!

Jignesh Mevani has become the poster boy for Dalit rights in the country

Security has been strengthened at several naval facilities along the coast in and around India's financial capital

The ordnance was fired from Islamic State-controlled territory in Syria

Fifteen-year-old Scarlett Keeling's bruised and half-naked body was discovered in resort state of Goa eight years ago

We consider Pakistan's economic development as our development, says Iranian president

India will much likely continue funding its proxies in Pakistan while intensifying its diplomatic assault on Pakistan

Convoys are often blocked for security reasons, refusals by govt to grant authorisation and strict conditions

A lower court had ordered the dissolution of the Al-Wefaq association over accusations of "harbouring terrorism"

During nine months of stay, the authorities had not managed to carry out a single interview for his asylum application

A human skull, including jaw and teeth, as well as the bones of arms, legs and ribs, have been excavated

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Khurram Parvez was formally charged on Wednesday night under the Public Safety Act

It features a number of different sections such as jewelry, handbags and artwork

Kay Nerstheimer said asylum seekers were 'parasites which are feeding off the German people'

As a mujahideen leader Hekmetyar enjoyed considerable support from Pakistan and Saudi Arabia

Officials would not confirm if anyone else was on the plane or if any injuries were reported

IAF says it needs at least 42 squadrons to protect its northern and western borders with Pakistan and China

German foreign minister says situation in Syria is now on a knife edge

The Turkish authorities have acknowledged that Islamic State extremists had built up a presence in the city

Pictures of pellet gun victims leave United Nations Secretary General shocked

Some 400 guests attended the reception laden with balloons on Wednesday for long-time resident and lioness Nova

The Asian giant stopped most beef imports from the US over a decade ago after mad cow disease in Dec 2003

Annual ranking by global payments company Mastercard reveals London has been replaced as top destination

Taliban dismiss peace accord as 'political marriage"

China last year said it would ease family planning restrictions after decades of a strict one-child policy

Accusations come hours after PM Nawaz demanded probe into Kashmir abuses at the UN General Assembly session