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Afghanistan remains deeply wedded to traditional customs and its airwaves have never hosted anything like this before

Zulkifli Anwar Ulhaque says court is trying to shut him off from criticising government

A pastor at Sacred Heart Cathedral says attacks were part of campaign by groups such as RSS to marginalise minorities

Impact of political debate about Islam felt in Birmingham ahead of Britain's general election next month

Premier arrives in Turkey, discusses Yemen crisis as stranded Pakistanis return via Djibouti

Muhanad Mahmoud al Farekh was detained in Pakistan and recently transferred into US custody

European Union had imposed 5.1% duty in 2010 blaming the country for trade-distorting subsidies.

Iranian media said the deal would see Iran slash the number of its centrifuges to 6,000 from 19,000

The women from Queens had communicated with members of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula,

A tablet computer was found in a search of a flat he used in Duesseldorf

Al Qaeda-linked Shebab claims responsibility pre-dawn attack

Thick orange haze that had blanketed Saudi Arabia on Wednesday moved eastwards and severely reduced visibility

Muslims are expected to account for 10 per cent of Europe's overall population

Government officials would conduct searches of the countryside for the most attractive young women

Documentary comes after speech by President Rahmon in which he criticised women for wearing ‘foreign’ black...

Sources confirm the top Iranian diplomat will be in Islamabad on April 8 as part of consultations on Yemen crisis

Pentagon chief had said if a nuclear deal is not reached ‘the military option certainly will remain on the table’

Experts say losses are a reflection of the regime's weariness after more than four years of civil war

As flames erupt from manhole cover, the London Fire Brigade sent 10 engines and 70 crew to scene

Wounds around 40 others including a prominent Afghan lawmaker

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights say armed groups in Yarmuk camp "took control over areas IS had taken over"

Director general of police says one SPO and a soldier were killed in the exchange of fire

Inciting people to xtreme thinness could be punishable by a year in prison and a fine of $11,000

Khalid Batarfi, a senior Al Qaeda figure among more than 300 prisoners who escaped

Early morning air strikes make Houthi forces pull back

Joint session of Parliament to be held on April 6

This multi-billion dollar deal would be one of China's largest overseas weapons sales

The Islamic republic demands removal of sanctions to improve its economy once again

Obama said in his statement that hackers in China, Russia and Iran were among those attacking US targets

Yemeni Foreign Minister Riyadh Yassin called for the coalition to send ground troops

The revered anti-apartheid leader became South Africa's first black president

Around half of the executions this year have been for drug-related offences

India's health ministry sets up panel to review pictures as well as more vibrant colours for the wrappers of condoms

Sources say the expected date is April 9

Mazraq camp was struck on Monday with 200 people wounded

Doctors say they have never encountered such a case before

Move opens doors to prosecution of Israelis for war crimes amid stalled peace process

Manmohan Singh faces allegations of corruption-related offences, breach of trust and criminal conspiracy

Nearly 100 farmers and other owners in Malegaon have so far complied with the request

The Middle East topped the list as of March 2015, with Iraq and Syria ranking first and second respectively

Deputy inspector general says police tracked suspects after CCTV images and e-fit images were circulated nationwide

PIA flight is set to depart from Karachi to Djibouti at 4pm today; Pakistan faces dilemma whether to join coalition

Francis is viewed by many Muslims, Catholics and Christian Serb Orthodox in Bosnia as a worthy Pope

Saudi, Houthi forces exchange heavy artillery fire; nearly 50 dead in air strikes

The two sides are hoping to lay the groundwork for ending the 12-year-old crisis

UN children's agency says fighting leaves children terrified and more of them are being recruited as child soldiers

Their demands related to the investigation Kiraz was leading into the killing of teenager Berkin Elvan

In the war against extremists, it is important not to let a hatred of extremists segue into a hatred of Islam

International Organization for Migration says at least 40 people killed and 200 wounded in recent attack

Petitioner alleges the CBI may weaken its stand against the BJP leaders as the party dominates the Centre