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It's the largest egg from the largest bird that ever existed

Chinese manufacturer Lenovo was third after completing its acquisition of Motorola from Google

Acting Saudi Ambassador voices displeasure at Pakistan's decision to distance itself from conflict in Yemen

Nigeria seeking to identify nearly 300 women and girls rescued from Boko Haram

Rishi Khanal knew what he must do to survive: drink his own urine

Cartoonist Luz says drawing Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) 'no longer interests' him

300 tribal fighters trained in Saudi Arabia were deployed back to their home area in central Marib province

Infant's rescue among many incidents of hope in disaster-stricken Nepal

ISPR releases pictures of military doctors treating the injured

Egypt has been afflicted by sectarian violence in the past but both faiths are making efforts to remain united

Bullet developed to ‘increase hit rates for difficult, long-distance shots’

Rights experts hail US move to review counter-terrorism operations after attack in Pakistan killed 2 foreign hostages

Sediq Sediqqi, a spokesperson for Afghan interior ministry, says Afghan troops are fighting militants in Kunduz

Dozens of poverty-stricken, debt-laden farmers have killed themselves in the past two months

China has more than 300 million smokers

Austria, backed by 159 nations, calls for ban on nuclear weapons because of their catastrophic humanitarian effects

Niloofar Rahmani cuts a striking presence as she struts across the tarmac at the Kabul Air Force base

The reshuffling also sees world's longest-serving foreign minister replaced

Nigerian defence spokesperson gave no indication as to how long it would take for the hostages to be identified

There was shock and anger in Australia over the executions of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran

Saudi Arabia claims bombing forced Iranian plane to turn back. Iran denies, claims planes landed in Sanaa

The fault lines which have divided US since the Civil War are still there

A 15-year-old Muslim girl who was banned from class twice for wearing a long black skirt

The mosque represents purest forms of light and matter, just as a primary inner world, free from all cultural burdens

Officials claim 95% of the work has been completed

Nepal has told aid agencies it did not need more foreign rescue teams to come, its government and military could cope

"Boston bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev smoked pot, partied and drank before turning radical", told witnesses.

Disaster in Badakhshan province comes nearly a year after another landslide triggered by heavy rains.

Riots increase after the funeral of Freddie Gray, who died of spinal injuries eight days after he was detained.

US claims one of the Iranian vessels "fired shots" across the bow of the Maersk Tigris

Summit is expected to touch on Iran's nuclear programme and developments in Yemen

Those arrested include at least 65 Saudi nationals, the interior ministry said in a statement

Foreign tourists may be among the missing in the avalanche, which hit the village of Ghodatabela, in Rasuwa district

Modi says India should join an existing Afghan-Pakistan Trade and Transit agreement

ISPR says Army search teams have started rescue operations in Bakhtapur and Kathmandu

Diplomatic source says bodies of six Pakistanis had been pulled and rescuers were trying to free bodies of two more

Hundreds of militants closed in on Kunduz city after attacking outlying police and army checkposts

15 policemen injured as stone-throwing mobs clash with law enforcement and attack local businesses, 27 people arrested

Out of the 39 districts affected, over two million people live in 11 severely affected districts

Chief Executive Tim Cook says China's expanding middle class fuelling iPhone sales, which is bulk of company's sales

Marcel de Vink says improved security situation will help in attracting new investors to the country

Facebook last year broke off Messenger from the main Facebook application for mobile users

Chilesaurus diegosuarezi had a bird-like beak with leaf-shaped teeth

The UN chief vowed to "spare no effort to ensure that such incidents will never be repeated.

A 2 per cent annual increase in household income, higher temperatures, could lead to increased use of air conditioners

Rescue officials say more than 4,000 people are now known to have died in Nepal

The simple trick would mean Egyptians used half the manpower previously believed to have been used

Tulle skirts are in. Jogger pants are hot. But high-waisted shorts? You don’t want to go there

As many as 120 people are awaiting rescue on the world's highest mountain

Patent holders can tell Google about the patents they're willing to sell and the expected price through the portal