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Clinton's use of a private server for both official and private correspondence first came to light in 2015

Apple sells what it calls refurbished iPhones at a discount in some countries, including the United States

Religious minorities, particularly Muslim Uighurs and Buddhist Tibetans, chafe at strict government controls

State television also reported dead and wounded in the suicide attack and car bombing in Homs province

Hong Hong's parents plead for funds for his surgery

Ertem says Turkey and its economy will stabilise further when a PM more closely aligned with President takes office

Chamber descended into chaos after former army chief said a 2006 bombing in Colombo was an inside job

Nizami took over as leader of Jamaat in 2000 and was a minister in the Islamist-allied government of 2001-2006

Duterte is enjoying a double-digit lead over his rivals ahead of Monday's presidential election

Attorney General George Brandis called him 'the most dangerous Australian involved with ISIL in the Middle East'

It did not mention if there were casualties

German Cricket Federation is flooded with a simple question: "Where can I play?"

The Russian defence ministry said its ceasefire monitors had agreed with their US to oversee truce

Polls show the city facing a straight choice between Labour candidate Khan and his Conservative rival Goldsmith

Dozens of police checkpoints on the 160 kilometre highway connecting provincial capitals fell under Taliban control

YouTube has made a priority of creating the service, called Unplugged, which could debut as early as next year

Indian girl realises Pakistan did not kill her father, but war did

The move would leave frontrunner Donald Trump as the sole Republican candidate in the White House race

Ahmed Nazif had been found guilty by two criminal courts of illegally amassing 64 million Egyptian pounds

J&J spokesperson says the verdict contradicted 30 years of research supporting the safety of cosmetic talc

A Palestinian security source in the Hamas-run territory confirmed the Israeli fire but not the mortar attack

Defence ministry taking measures with the aim of countering build-up of NATO forces in close proximity to Russia

Zimbabwe has in recent years resorted to exporting elephants to countries like China

Saifullah Anjum Ranjha, 53, a green card holder since 1997, was handed over to Pakistani authorities in Islamabad

Jani, a Finnish boy, is the youngest person to get payout for finding bug that allowed comments to be deleted

Learning from Pakistan’s experience with al-Qaeda and Taliban, Ankara should not make a blunder in banking on Daesh

Two surveys have given Sadiq Khan a lead of up to 14 points over Zac Goldsmith

Netanyahu says Israel to upgrade ties with NATO by opening a permanent mission to its Brussels HQ

PM's senior aide says use of force has been unable to solve the conflict over the last 14 years

Mufreh al-Harissi was found guilty of stabbing to death a fellow Saudi during a dispute

Activists call for the government to urgently strengthen laws against sexual violence

Donald Trump seized the mantle of Republican standard-bearer, sending Ted Cruz crashing out of the race

Negotiations broke off earlier after govt delegation quit in protest on surrender of one of the few loyalist bases

Indians top the list of foreign investors as they spent more than 20 billion dirhams in 2015

Congress is expected to cement Kim's status as supreme leader more than four years after he came to power

The 100,000 residents of the Canadian city of Fort McMurray were ordered to leave town

Prize was created by Russian billionaire along with many technology pioneers including Zuckerberg, Google co-founder

He insults women, Mexicans, Muslims, everyone who crosses his path including all 16 rivals for party nomination

February 27 truce between Syrian regime and rebels raised hopes for efforts to resolve the five-year conflict

The billionaire frontrunner takes 53.8 percent of the vote

Deputies traded kicks and punches, threw water at each other prompting members of the HDP to withdraw from the chamber

IOM, citing survivor testimony, said 84 people appeared to be missing from that wreck

Spokesperson says fatality occurred during IS attack on a Peshmerga position north of Mosul

Robert Penner tweets frequently on social and political matters and had spoken out on a number of controversial issues

Evan Hansen himself revealed his appointment to Periscope, which lets users broadcast live video free of charge

Female Saudi unemployment rose last year to almost 34 percent

Attack on the student from the lowest Dalit caste was so vicious she was found with her intestines hanging out

Police said they were taking seriously the threat to kill 10 people listed in a leaflet that was sent to a press club

News reports suggest one of world's largest construction companies is laying off 77,000 foreign workers

Indian spiritual leader says he will turn down the prestigious global award if given to him