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Erdogan says Turkey needs to end debate and focus on issues like economy

Two women and three children among the civilians killed

Amid more deadly violence as a poll worker gets gunned down by Maoist rebels

Special Counsel Robert Mueller moved with uncommon speed in the probe into Russian election meddling

Three people die in a temple after getting struck by lightning

Local media said the quake was felt all over the island and a highway was shut down due to falling rocks

Launches new visa statuses to attract foreign workers and ease the impact of the nation's shrinking workforce

Sanders tops list of 18 candidates formally vying for the Democratic nomination

North Korea's first public weapons test since a second summit with US ended without agreement in Feb

India, the world's biggest democracy, slid two notches further into the red zone at 140th place

The sight of a seemingly endless expanse of opium-producing flowers is common across rural Afghanistan

Srinagar remains a virtual ghost town, barely two voters have turned up in the first two hours

Holds an Army Day military parade to unveil its latest military equipment

One of the largest ever meat-eating mammals more than 20 million years ago

Three days of mourning declared by Madeira’s regional government

Votes will be counted on May 23 and the results are expected the same day

Bad investments, competition, high oil prices and weak rupee had led to Jet's demise, experts say

Some brains received the patented life-support solution and others were given a control substance

Indian officials said victims were hit by lightning, falling trees or electrocuted by power lines

The amendments extend presidential terms from four to six years but maintain a limit of two terms

Moment occurred when the Duchess of Sussex was at the National Theatre on London's South Bank

Modi has faced criticism for not doing enough to create jobs for millions of unemployed young people

Bangladesh earns about $30 billion annually by exporting readymade garments

Police were acting on an arrest warrant for money laundering that would have allowed Garcia to be held for 10 days

Pragya Singh Thakur faces charges related to the attack that killed six people in Malegaon city

Erdogan's Justice and Development Party (AKP) won most votes nationwide in the March 31 election

With the Afghan Taliban deriding Kabul's plan to send 250 delegates for the upcoming peace talks in Qatar

It is the latest move by British authorities to crack down on the spread of online abuses and crimes

Macron has set out an ambitious timeline for rebuilding the cathedral

Despite his indictment by the International Criminal Court

Critics say the investigation is the latest sign of growing Muslim conservatism in the multi-ethnic nation

After their plans to travel to Syria to fight were thwarted by the defeat of Islamic State

As protesters hold a sit-in outside army complex calling for a swift transfer to civilian govt

The helicopter was part of an Indian naval warship which was deployed in the sea

Days after campaigners reported a new crackdown on their supporters

It is the first time a ballot has been cancelled in a national election over attempted vote-buying, says official

Authorities say 61-year-old pharmacology professor got his pupils to make MDMA and another 'designer drug'

Unusual incident took place at a rural property in Victoria state

Military announces a transitional period of up to two year after Bashir was ousted after three decades in power

The US-Turkey relationship has been strained by Ankara's threat to launch an offensive in northeast Syria

The Saudi-led alliance has been accused of acts that could amount to war crimes

The winner may be known by late on Wednesday, though official results will not come until May

In 2017, Israel passed a law banning entry to foreigners who support boycotting the country

Setback for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his environmental policies just six months ahead of national polls

Image posted by the actress garners 1.7 million views

Nearly 300 contestants from continents of Europe, Asia, Africa, America and Oceania participated in event

Workers are forced to do unpaid overtime and lose pay for drinking water at their work stations: report

Only a few countries in the world have legalized euthanasia

Six Pakistani nationals were burnt to death after fire breaks out in their Abu Dhabi’s Al Ain home

President Emmanuel Macron has vowed the mediaeval monument will be restored after its spire and roof collapsed