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India and US have ramped up military ties in recent years, holding naval exercises in the Indian Ocean that last year

On the Republican side, Ohio Governor John Kasich staked an early claim to second place

Several Gulf Arab states including Kuwait also provide varying kinds of support to a US-led coalition

A co-worker told FBI that Pugh "sympathized with Osama bin Laden, felt 1998 bombings of US embassies were justified

Clinton has repeatedly denied doing anything wrong

Announcement responds to epidemic of data breaches & cyber attacks on both govt & private networks in recent years

High commissioner to India assures Pakistan will continue moral, political support of Kashmiris

Director National Intelligence James Clapper says US-based extremists pose "most significant Sunni terrorist threat"

The new mission would focus on training and buttressing the 215th Corps of the Afghan army based in the province

Lawyers for the state said on Tuesday the government could not deny the women equal rights

Police registered a case against the man and his animal for chewing up the district magistrate's garden

The new approvals raise the potential for a change in the balance of power in Iran's parliament

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that Turkey and Germany would ask NATO to help police the Turkish coast

Bill has sparked international criticism with US and EU ambassadors to Israel expressing concern over its implications

Police found the man, in his 40s, ablaze and was declared dead not long afterwards

Saudi Arabia police have started searching the man who also has a severe contagious disease

Choudhry Ikhalaq Hussain, 38, was convicted of rape, sexual activity with child and conspiracy to rape

The academy in Oxford has rebranded itself to avoid confusion with terrorist organisation Islamic State

An estimated 8,000 soldiers have died on the glacier since 1984

Assange, 44, took refuge at the embassy in June 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden

Workers, who are overwhelmingly women, are often hired on the legal minimum wage of less than 200 euros a month

Take off and landing are considered to be critical times in aviation when most accidents happen

Joshua James, 23, had wanted to play a practical joke on a friend

The woman, who is also convicted on numerous counts of dealing in child pornography, was awarded 26 years jail term

Manohar Parrikar's statement comes after last week's avalanche which claimed the lives of nine soldiers

He was declared dead on February 4 after a doctor decided his heart had stopped beating

The United Nations says up to 31,000 people have fled Aleppo city and surrounding areas in recent days

The accident took place in Bad Aibling, in the southeastern corner of Germany

One of the men is a Canadian citizen and representatives of his country's consulate attended the hearing

Emir of Dubai says position is being created to ensure satisfaction of citizens

Security forces in the southern province have been plagued by high desertion and casualty rates

Police says 21-year-old Pakistani migrant selflessly jumped into River Rhine and pulled the man out

Pichai, who took over in August, has received grant for 273,328 Class C Google stock units

On the Republican side, John Kasich won three votes to two for Donald Trump

Koirala headed the country's biggest political party, the Nepali Congress

Daallo's chief executive says suspected suicide bomber was meant to be on a Turkish Airlines flight

Billionaire has told aides to draw up plans for independent campaign for US presidency

Sharks attacked people 98 times in 2015, a spike in unprovoked attacks that set a new record

The country with the highest rate of FGM remains Somalia where figures show 98 percent of girls have been cut

The robots are designed to navigate through rubble to find survivors after natural disasters or bombings

The new rules came after Facebook launching an advertising campaign in support of its Free Basics program

Earthquakes are common in New Zealand, whose two islands lie along the Australia-Pacific tectonic plate boundary

The couple were seized on January 15 from the town of Djibo near Burkina Faso's border with Mali

Before crashing, the aircraft conducted raids on Islamic State militants positions some nine miles from Derna

The conclusion stems from a study of about 22,000 publicly-traded companies in 91 countries

Sayyaf was charged with providing material support to a terrorist organisation that resulted in a person's death

Larycia Hawkins was placed on leave from Wheaton College after posting a picture of herself wearing a hijab

The House of Waris chief was heading to New York's fashion week

The rate of twin births in Britain, Germany, France, Denmark and US doubled from 1975 to 2011

Last week, the three visited the families of Palestinians killed by Israeli security forces