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Turkish President's party is working overtime trying to reclaim its parliamentary majority

This interesting time-lapse video gives a view of different parts of the world lit with lights

Deputy presidential spokesperson says Pakistan should adopt policies against Taliban similar to Afghanistan’s stance

The fire was sparked by an electrical short-circuit on the second floor of the three-storey club in Manado, Indonesia

Isareli police say none of their forces were wounded in the incident

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls says nothing will stop the determination of the state to fight organised crime

Seven people were still missing but the rest managed to reach land safely, a coastguard spokeswoman said

Assad's comments come during talks with Russian delegation visiting Damascus just days after Assad went to Moscow

Company says it would recall around 8.5 million diesel vehicles in Europe that contained such software

Smog from Indonesian slash-and-burn farming has choked vast expanses of Southeast Asia for weeks

The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the rare attack on the Shia community

IMF says Bahrain and Oman are also at risk of exhausting their financial assets by 2020

Former British PM insists he still does not regret removal of Saddam Hussein as Iraq's leader

NATO says its initial probe determined that the reports of civilian casualties were credible

A source says Modi will be in London from November 12 to 14 before heading to Turkey for a G20 summit

UP minister Azam Khan says films playing inside mobile phones have objectionable material

Investigators says he sought to join Islamic State or other insurgents trying to bring down Syrian president

Police say probe into what happened would be treated as homicide investigation

New South Wales unveils plan to address issue, including next-generation sonar systems and boosted aerial surveillance

National Weather Service predicts 6 to 12 inches of rain for coastal areas including southwest Louisiana by Monday

South Korean defence official says North did not return fire or take other action

Kerry thanked the king 'for Saudi Arabia's support to multilateral efforts to pursue a political transition in...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is to announce details of the measures

Geeta is set to fly to Delhi on Monday where she hopes to be reunited with her loved ones

The hospital operated by the medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) was hit by a US air strike

Russia began an aerial campaign in Syria on September 30, in response to a request from Damascus

Over 50 Indian writers have returned their awards to protest growing climate of intolerance under PM Narendra Modi

Ahmed Adeeb, 33, was arrested at around noon local time (0700 GMT) Saturday as he returned home from Singapore

WikiLeaks would soon post information about the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP)

The president made his comments at the Democratic Women’s Leadership Forum in Washington

More than 50 women have already publicly claimed abuse at the hands of the pioneering African-American comedian

Gathered under the golden dome of Imam Hussein's mausoleum, devotees clutching tissues wailed and wiped their tears

Wikipedia, which has 35 million articles in 288 languages, is written by volunteers around the world

India's 120,000 strong air force comprises just 1,500 women, of whom 108 are transport and helicopter pilots

One of the strongest ever hurricanes lashed western Mexico with rain and winds of up to 165 mph, causing chaos

Aceh is the only province in the Muslim-dominated country to adhere to sharia

The centre said on its website that Patricia was “the strongest hurricane on record

Police cordoned off the area for investigation, said blasts were caused by improvised explosive devices

Sahitya Akademi had been criticised by India's literati for its silence over the murders of writers

Zuckerberg's wife works as a pediatrician and has also been a teacher

Anti-racist magazine Expo said his profile was similar to that of other racist attackers

Britain's biggest steelmaker may cut about 1,200 jobs as part of plans to restructure there

The cyberattacks have been blamed on a shadowy group that has targeted the White House and NATO in the past

Abdollah Bagheri Niaraki was killed while defending a religious site near Aleppo

Lufthansa is teaming up with Postbus to sell tickets for bus routes to Munich airport as part of the flight booking

Of the total killed since then, 151 are civilians and include 38 children and 35 women

Some marine mammals can control whether they have both or just one half of theri brains shut down when sleeping

Some children appear to be engaging in 'survivor sex' to pay smugglers to continue their journey

We look at how Muharram is being observed across the world

A fifth of the snow leopard population has vanished in the past 16 years