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The trial would be the first in the United States to feature evidence from the raid on bin Laden's hideou

The players will buy, sell and trade their way through the custom board game, but only to sit atop the Iron Throne

HSBC apologises for past practices at its Swiss private bank following allegations that it helped clients dodge taxes

Police say his re-arrest comes after close work between authorities in the UK and those abroad

State Dept spokesperson says US supports security cooperation between two neighbours

The civilian casualties have risen to 10,548 as compared to 8,637 in 2013

Amber says Imam Mohammad Abdullah Saleem took her hand and made her touch his private part

The verdict is expected to further inflame tensions as opposition parties try to topple Sheikh Hasina's government

Modi vows to end India status as top defence importer

Officials at the school says the entrance was prayed with orange graffiti

India defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said he would order an inquiry into the matter

Gen Raheel assured that Afghan forces are tightening noose around Fazlullah

Recipient countries must sign end-use agreements to use the drones for legally sanctioned actions

Police said that the suspect attacked the two men at a bus stop without provocation when he didn't like their answer

Oborne accuses Telegraph of 'soft' coverage of the HSBC leak

Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk recently said that design of the battery was ready, with production to start in 6 months

The drug comes with side effects

The attacks have cost banks around the globe up to $1 billion (870 million euros) since 2013

Inside Aramco's Dhahran compound, women can drive and even ride bikes in what is a slice of America in Saudi Arabia

Carter takes the helm as the United States wages an open-ended air war against the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq

The cat nicknamed Zelonyy was found with a giant kitchen knife buried two-inches deep in its tiny skull

Opposition accuses authorities of setting up cult of personality around Erdogan

Pakistan, Afghanistan pledged to continue operation on their respective side of the border

Modi's comments come after attacks on at least five churches in New Delhi

Attack takes place 45 kilometres from Kandahar city; policemen fired on after they were lured into abandoned building

Unidentified individuals spray swastika, paint "Get Out" across one of the walls

If a plane stops still in the air, China would be coming towards Earth, says cleric

Announcement comes weeks after a Japanese journalist and his friend were decapitated by Islamic State extremists

Spike in gender violence prompts Delhi police chiefs to form all-women squad specially trained in martial arts

Says operations in North Waziristan Agency and other tribal areas have dismantled ‘terror infrastructure’ in Pakistan

The FBI has said it is opening its own preliminary inquiry

The turnout at the gathering Monday evening, happening in chilly darkness, was large by Danish standards.

Police had earlier charged the tycoon with a charge of attempted murder, as he remains in police custody.

'We wouldn't be the same without the Jewish community in Denmark', says Danish PM

"The members of the Security Council stressed that those responsible for these killings shall be held accountable."

Comments come as Egyptian warplanes launch strikes against targets in militant stronghold of Derna in eastern Libya

They are accused of getting rid of one of the firearms and giving the gunmen a place to hide afterwards

The pope says they were executed for nothing more than the fact that they were Christians

Group allegedly banned use of mobile phones due to worries of residents informing US-led coalition of their positions

No major announcements but the two leaders did strike deals to cooperate on nuclear energy & strengthen defence ties

Many of Raza Sakhi's customers are Pakistani Christians but he also rents out pieces to artists and performers

The enmity between Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and opposition leader Khaleda Zia stretches back decades

Chinese foreign minister says plenty of room for energy and industrial cooperation between Iran and China

The FAA recommends that drone operators should obtain a special certificate and must not be younger than 17 years-old

Egyptian President announces seven days of mourning in the country

The Kingdom called for "the need to respect religions" and to avoid "incitement against Muslims"

Two police officers were also wounded in Sunday's attack in Copenhagen.

Adviser to prime minister on foreign affairs stresses the need for meaningful, serious dialogue between both countries

The local Houthi official says Jews are safe and no harm will come to them

The Indian President inaugurated the Mughal Garden at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, and things got a little...strange...