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University professor Oleg Sokolov was drunk and fell into the river as he tried to dispose of body parts

NATO chief will also confer with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and members of Congress

Solheimajokull has shrunk by an average of 40 metres per year in the past decade

Trump says there has been incorrect reporting about US willingness to lift tariffs

Dozens took part in a competition that saw them play paintball, assemble mock-up Kalashnikov rifles

A Turkish statement says both leaders confirmed their commitment to the Sochi agreement

US govt refuses to let Hoda Muthana return, argues that she is not an American citizen

Most of the victims who came forward were older than 50 and two-thirds were men

At least 150 homes have been destroyed, three dead in New South Whales

State Department says the newly-opened corridor is a step towards promoting greater religious freedom

Award is first of its kind that Serdar Berdymukhamedov has won

Sikhs cite similar case where courts invoked law of limitations

Washington accuses Beijing of illicitly providing oil to North Korea

Steady pops of stun grenades echoed throughout nearby districts, many of which have been sealed off

Strike killed 12 people

Iran has been progressively scaling back its commitments under landmark 2015 deal aimed at reining in nuclear program

He won only eight per cent of the black vote, compared to 88 per cent for his opponent Hillary Clinton in 2016

Since June, protesters have thrown petrol bombs and vandalised banks, stores, metro stations

Five other people remain unaccounted for, PM Morrison fears the number of deaths could rise

Met Department raises alert as the cyclone is expected to unleash a storm surge as high as seven feet

SC hands over the historic site to Hindus for the construction of a temple

India’s SC decides to hand over the historic site to Hindus for the construction of a temple

Court rules to compensate Muslims with five acres of land at a prominent place in Ayodhya

'Death could amount to a state-sanctioned arbitrary killing'

Kurdish villagers have given a similar tough welcome to joint Russian-Turkish patrols in other locations

Unmanned aircraft downed over Iranian territory with domestically manufactured Mersad surface-to-air missile

Decision on future of site claimed by both Muslims and Hindus to be announced tomorrow, according to India media

Indian businessmen refuse to buy palm oil from Malaysia over its stance on disputed territory

Lexicographers observe usage of climate strike increased four-fold since 2013

The goal is to allow the SDF to build up their strength on the de-ISIS campaign says spokesperson

Says much work still remains

Gets charged with "terrorist propaganda" and membership in the outlawed PKK

Indian home ministry says Aatish Taseer tried to 'conceal information that his father was of Pakistani origin'

Doctors say kids breathe the noxious air twice as fast as adults, causing respiratory problems, mental health issues

Indian economy grew only 5.0% year-on-year between April and June - its weakest pace since 2013

As the protests have shifted to campaigns of non-violent resistance

The national bomb squad has been called out to investigate 99 explosions in the first 10 months of the year

Emergency warnings introduced for 14 flashpoints

Several ingredients inhaled through vaping may lead to inflammation, oxidative stress and unstable blood flow

Says the attack was not only a serious criminal act but also pure election violence

At least 30 houses were destroyed

He is believed to have fallen from one floor to another in a parking lot during weekend crowd dispersal operation

Many hope the corridor will help mend ties between Pakistan and India after years of hostility

A senior Saudi official says that the kingdom has not yet looked at the criminal complaint

Such a change far outstrips current projections and could be catastrophic for vast swathes of humanity, study reveals

Incident is the latest in a string of so-called honour killings which are rampant in rural pockets of India

Turkish president calls on EU countries to provide more financial support to create 'safe zone' in Syria

Napoleon had a large collection of footwear, which he bought from the Paris shoemakers Jacques in Montmartra

Foreign Office says there is not even a modicum of negativity in Islamabad's policy

BritBox is being billed by the four as 'the biggest collection of British box sets available in one place'