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Turkish President also told Brussels it needed to allow Turks visa-free travel to the bloc by October

The move can severely impact water flows in India

IAEA Director-General Yukiya Amano says Tehran had observed the deal which was opposed by hardliners inside Iran

The helicopters targeted an Afghan forces' checkpoint because of wrong coordinates, says official

The long-range drone is capable of hitting four targets with smart precision-guided bombs, statement says

He believes talking about sex scandals that stained career of Hillary's husband would turn female voters away from her

There were no injuries to the vessel's crew, says UAE military

President Erdogan laments the loss of Aegean islands which are now Greek territory

The scandalous incident was captured on motorists' phones and sent viral on social media before being shut down

The purchase marks another step in the famously-reclusive billionaire' s strategy to build a property empire

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Players risk arrest if they do not wear the hijab

It will be closed to road traffic until December 30

Police also found guns, drugs and the bagged body parts of a foreigner in their freezer

The facility, known as M10, had already been hit by heavy bombardment on Wednesday

Heavy wind and torrential rains brought by Typhoon Medi triggered the landslides

The former president asked his comments be kept secret until after his death

According to the agreement, Japan will halt cooperation immediately if India conducts a nuclear test

Over 1,000 Southeast Asians have flocked to join Islamic State's self-declared "caliphate" in Iraq and Syria

Workers from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh were left destitute, without money to buy food after losing their jobs

Guzman's sons were "very probably" responsible for the attack, which freed the suspect Julio Oscar Ortiz Vega

Duterte faced worldwide condemnation after likening his anti-drugs crackdown to Hitler's efforts to exterminate Jews

'I think people here are good people. I think they have the right intention, but they are a little bit confused'

The teenager was charged over criminal associations with a terrorist group

The center of Matthew was located 80 miles (125 kilometers) northwest of Punta Gallinas, Colombia

Donald Trump urged voters on Friday to check out the supposed "sex tape" of a former Miss Universe backing Clinton

A UN military observer mission is looking into reports of ceasefire violations along the LoC and will report to Ban

28-year-old East Jerusalem resident ran into Qalandia checkpoint wielding a knife

The attack took place in the home state of the Sinaloa Cartel whose former leader Guzman was recaptured in January

Authorities gave no explanation as to what might have caused the crash

Craig said last year he was "over" the role after filming wrapped up on the last installment "Spectre"

Total cost of damage is estimated to be in thousands of dollars

The government has imposed a three-month state of emergency after the botched coup which might be extended

The suspect confessed to murdering his parents and then 17 neighbours to prevent them from reporting the murder

There were no aerial strikes into Pakistan, confesses Indian minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore

We look at 13 pictures of events from around the world

Newspaper presents eight-point list explaining why it thinks New York billionaire is not fit for White House

Despite a 14-year journey, the two paintings appear to be in fairly good condition, says statement

The law bans clothing that partially or completely covers the face, referring to the burqa or the more common niqab

Aside from the obvious human cost, the repercussions of war between the nuclear-armed neighbours will be far-reaching

The move comes a day after the organisation's head Gulbuddin Hekmatyar signed a peace deal with President Ashraf Ghani

'I have shrapnel in my head and legs, my ribs were broken, but all that didn't stop me from fighting'

Indian minister says New Delhi will take up the matter with Islamabad for soldier's early release

About 100,000 people in the military, civil service, police and judiciary have been sacked or suspended

Islamabad dismisses talk of surgical strikes as an 'illusion'

The footprint is believed to have belonged to Titanosaur that could have been more than 30 metres long

On Wednesday, Abbas described Peres as a 'brave' partner for peace

This is the first Zika-linked microcephaly in Southeast Asia, says World Health Organisation

The airstrike occurred in the early morning on Wednesday

He won the 1994 Nobel Peace Prize jointly with Rabin and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat