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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will attend ceremonies on Thursday formally inaugurating the string of units

Head of the body leading 86 clerics says nuclear agreement should not 'change foreign policy' of opposition to America

Says high-level of operational preparedness at all times had become part of India’s strategy

Ten major unions have called the nationwide strike after recent talks with Finance Minister Arun Jaitley broke down

The figures add to escalating fears about the health of the global economy, with world stock markets plunging farther

Police shot dead four people from the Madhesi ethnic minority in separate incidents in the south of the country

Sheriff says a court order had been obtained against the 29-year-old man 'fixated' with a female wrestler

A footage, taken in the western province of Ghor, show them receive the punishment from a leather whip-wielding man

The men were also charged with "carrying out acts that would undermine the unity and territorial integrity" of Kuwait

Khadija Ismayilova was sent to prison for 'economic crimes, including illegal entrepreneurship and tax evasion'

Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif says Iran believes it's a mutually beneficial agreement

Erdogan accuses Ipek Media Group head, a former ally-turned-foe, of trying to create "parallel state"

Hacking group Lizard Squad claims National Crime Agency website was offline for around an hour

Report says Google favours its own services when customers run searches, breaching competition law

Twitter hashtag Neger topped trending topics in Germany after the minister used the term for Afro-Cuban Roberto Blanco

IAEA report criticises safety assumptions by nuclear plant operators that were not challenged by regulators or govt

Announcement comes during the Jubilee year, a time for remission and forgiveness

Jewish dietary law bars eating of pork and shellfish, and also prohibits the mixing of meat and dairy products

The young girl is the only female at the Dubai Pro Wrestling Academy

Government blames ultra-nationalists for unrest, saying they detonated grenade near entrance to parliament building

Hungary insists that EU rules prevent them from letting visa-less migrants travel onwards to the west

Move comes following a Facebook campaign launched by famous author after govt announced to house only 50 refugees

Eye-witnesses say Shebab had taken over camp and were looting weapons stores

Bashir is one of the heads of state attending military parade to mark 70th anniversary of Japan's surrender in WW II

Billboard in New Jersey reads, “Muhammad (pbuh) believed in peace, social justice, women's rights”

Android Wear lets you wear what you want and receive all your important notifications

Sources say two Hamas activists were detained by Israeli forces during the raid

Police brought the charges - the first in any of the four murders this year - in a Dhaka magistrates court

Thai PM says the important suspect was arrested on Tuesday, adding he was probably running away

The incident only came to light when it was mentioned in passing in a Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC)

The country's animal fighting industry is trying to make itself more humane

Austrian police spokesman says we are still in process of verifying how many of them are actually asylum-seekers

olice fired on the protesters in Manipur state after they torched the homes of local and federal lawmakers

While Russia says its raids targeted IS, locals in opposition-held area say extremist group has no presence in region

Protein binds together the air, fat and water in ice cream, creating a super-smooth consistency

Vice News condemned Turkish government's attempts to silence reporters who were providing coverage from the region

Improvement to help employees become more productive using the devices, says Apple chief executive

Latest finding brings the total number of Clinton emails considered to contain classified information to more than 200

The education activist is the youngest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, which she won in 2014

Those who slept less than five hours were 4.5 times more likely to get sick

Known as the "Pearl of the Desert", Palmyra, which means City of Palms, lies 210 kilometres northeast of Damascus

Ulema delegation asks Mullah Mansoor to authorise them to settle the controversy

Law Commission of India in its report said it was recommending an exception for terror-related cases

The ingredient, which could be available within three to five years, will also make ice cream smoother and tastier

They journalists have been accused of assisting extremist group Islamic State

Obama will become first US president after this expedition to receive crash course in survival techniques from Grylls

After Monday's Supreme Court decision, he will now be jailed for one year from October 6, plus six months suspended

As many as 124 girls were hospitalised in Herat province

Sets punishments for people who have more than one spouse; earlier law forced women have children three years apart

According to Bloomberg News, figures were lower than median forecast of 7.4 per cent in survey of economists