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Ayoub El Khazzani, a 25-year-old boarded the high-speed train in Brussels on Friday armed with a Kalashnikov

"The error started building up and went slightly unnoticed over a weekend," clocksmith Ian Westworth told BBC radio

Medical sources say 35 people were wounded, with ambulances unable to enter camp because of intensity of clashes

Yasser Arafat, Israel's then president Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres were awarded Nobel Peace prize during his tenure

Authorities have barred African migrants from entering Tel Aviv and the southern city of Eilat

Turkey is being dragged into political uncertainty during one of the most critical periods in its recent history

The costs for IAEA's activities on Iran have so far been met through extra-budgetary contributions from member states

The fighting and air raids left 19 rebels, 15 loyalists and six civilians dead

Minister for parliamentary affairs says tax reform is crucial for economy and we are making efforts to build consensus

Govt to also prosecute employers who knowingly hire workers with no permission to work in Britain

The child fell and pressed onto the painting, putting a fist-sized tear in it

The lawsuit accuses Ashley Madison and Avid Life Media Inc of negligence and invasion of privacy

Teenager accidentally activated Siri and repeatedly told it to cal 911

One soldier was killed and three others wounded by artillery fire from Yemen

The bombing at the Bangkok's Erawan shrine was Thailand's worst single mass-casualty attack

Suspects have been detained in outskirts of Madrid and in other cities and towns in Morocco

Landslides are common in Indonesia, one of the world's most natural-disaster prone nations

Company to replace phone's camera free of charge

Videos of the incident went viral on news channels, after which police arrived at the scene

With situation pushed to brink of conflict both sides secure agreement to end crisis after intense negotiations

General Min Aung Hlaing says main concern of armed forces is that vote is carried out fairly

European & US officials express concern that show of military power could send wrong signal in already tense region

An 8.5 per cent plunge on Shanghai's benchmark index triggered sharp declines across main US and European exchanges

Explosions triggered a plume of flames into the night sky, which rapidly spread to a nearby camp for IDPs

Calls urgently for a moratorium on executions

European stocks closed off 5.4 per cent after Asian shares slumped to 3-year lows

Police said they had confiscated about 90 kilogrammes of drugs over the first seven months of this year

Toronto police says they have two unconfirmed reports of suicides linked to leak of Ashley Madison customer profiles

Just looking at them makes me so scared. Their machine-guns look so powerful, says Hembrom, narrating her encounters

State dept spokesperson says Pakistan, India should work out all issues between them

The losses appeared to be driven by concern over shrinking Chinese demand for raw materials

USAID mistakenly placed 13 structures outside Afghanistan entirely

Latest plunge in prices comes as growing worries about a Chinese economic slowdown add to anxiety about excess supply

Pilot managed to eject safely "just in time"

Two lieutenant colonels, a sergeant and a corporal were arrested following the testimony given by three other suspects

High Court order says movie breached a previous order by the same court by screening gruesome images of the disaster

Besides Washington and Ankara, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Jordan, as well as Britain and France may also take part

Jains have been protesting since High Court ruled that their custom of fasting until death was a form of suicide

Hassan Rouhani has met with Britain's Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond

International court says Italy & India shall suspend all court proceedings and shall refrain from initiating new ones

Islamic State group's notorious executioner vows to return to Britain and resume 'cutting off heads'

It is not clear whether the militants, who have staged a series of attacks on police in Riyadh, are suspected

Iran and the United States expected to endorse the nuclear deal they reached last month by October

The leaders will try to help speed up the setting up of reception centres in overwhelmed Greece and Italy

Silwan is one of the several neighbourhoods in East Jerusalem that is dealing with an influx of Israeli settlers

The trail is growing increasing cold seven days after the bombing, which killed 20 people in the capital

It is the first time Steenkamp's parents have spoken out against the court's verdict

Fears that Chinese growth is weakening, dragging down the global economy with it, are hammering commodities and stocks

Maldivian Democratic Party says Mohamed Nasheed's transfer back to jail is in clear breach of Maldives' constitution

President Hollande to personally thank the group for their bravery and award them the country's Legion d'Honneur medal