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UNHCR says there is no way to resolve crisis of this dimension if each country acts alone based on its own interests

'Hybrid' deal includes contract signed with US for weapons and radars for the 22 Apache and 15 Chinook helicopters

Humvees are among dozens of armed US vehicles officials say have been captured by insurgents from Afghan forces

The remarks came just hours after police raided eight properties in Berlin, including a mosque association

Indian man urges people to forego vegetables on Bakra Eid because plants have feelings too

After killing four soldiers using a hand grenade, Taliban detained the others by tying their hands behind their backs

Sandy Phan-Gillis was detained in Marach and is being investigated on accusations of spying and stealing state secrets

Police says 19-year-old Macedonian thought to be in Syria is also suspected of involvement in recruitment drive

Israeli media reports discussions involved avoiding clashes between the two militaries' jets over Syria

Al Nimr was arrested in 2012 at the age of 17 in the largely Shia province of Qatif

Syrian air force has been increasing its strikes against IS in recent days as it received reinforcements from Russia

Price of drug used to treat AIDS patients and certain cancer patients rose from $13.50 a tablet to $750

Al Qaeda said in June that its leader in Yemen, Nasir al-Wuhayshi, had been killed by a US drone

A plan for the Boeing plant in Zhoushan, in the eastern province of Zhejiang, has been submitted to the State Council

Father says Ahmed Mohammed said he didn't want to go to the high school following the incident

Politician says Germany does not need a cash donation to build 200 mosques but solidarity with refugees

Officials say a truck carrying fake copies was stopped near Al Jamoom village, a gateway to Makkah

Michel Sapin says we are in European market, with European rules that need to be respected

The ministry says 100,000 police have been deployed to secure Hajj

Sapper James Martin, Private Robert Poate and Lance Corporal Stjepan Milosevic were killed in Afghanistan in 2012

VW CEO Martin Winterkorn issued an apology and said the group had ordered an external investigation into the matter

Mullah Mansoor made the demand in his first message marking the festival of Eidul Azha

Army spokesperson says Palestinian man was killed by explosive device he intended to toss at military vehicle.

Carson says he will not advocate that a Muslim is made in charge of US

Modi denies any involvement in the 2002 unrest, one of the worst outbreaks of religious violence in independent India

News comes weeks after Pakistan first reported using an indigenous armed drone in combat

Muslims say tensions could become uglier during presidential race that is already tapping a vein of anger and bigotry

Coalition jet fires two missiles into police headquarters in a district northwest of Sanaa

Poll by Palestinian Centre for Policy and Survey Research found 51% of Palestinians oppose the two-state solution

The man had gone to a village fair and was heading home after visiting a liquor shop

Women in Afghanistan's conservative society are increasingly entering areas such as education, sports

Four Yemeni pilgrims sustained minor injuries following the pre-dawn fire in a 15-storey hotel

Social media focuses on description of bizarre initiation ritual involving a dead pig that Cameron was part of

Costing INR9,800 a month, the degrees will take between six and nine months to complete

Iran desperately wants to upgrade its ageing fleet, which has been hamstrung by nuclear-related and other sanctions

The arena was evacuated and thousands of fans were held outside for several hours after the show was called off

Yongki, a tame creature who worked with teams of elephant keepers with his tusks hacked off

Beginning on Monday night, traffic will be restricted around the Old City and checkpoints will be set up

The scandal could lead to financial fines of up to $18 billion for VW, threatening the brand's image

Refuses to drop a case against the company for refusing to clean up information from its search engine results

A Western diplomat in the kingdom said authorities were "embarrassed" by the accident

Many defectors argue that fighting other Sunni groups is wrong, counterproductive and religiously illegitimate

An Industrial court ordered the guilty French rail operator SNCF, to pay damages 150 million euros

According to a report, women in poorer countries are particularly disadvantaged

North and South Korea to hold reunion for separated families with 100 people to be selected by each side to take part

Affected users are unable to change their status, but they can use instant messaging and Skype for Web services

Nearly 2,750 people, including children and babies, have perished in the Mediterranean since the start of the year

Apps infected by malware can transmit info about user's device and mount phishing attacks to steal passwords

China and Iran have close diplomatic, economic, trade and energy ties

Court records state American soldiers were instructed not to intervene in practice of bacha bazi