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President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi won his first term as Egypt's president in 2014

The Washington Post journalist was killed in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on Oct 2

Ressa faces tax evasion charges and a libel case after clashing with Duterte over his deadly crackdown of drug dealers

About 100 students in the Surabaya city demonstrated against the chocolates-and-flowers celebration

The legislation passed by the lower house of parliament in January sparked angry protests in India's northeast

Francis lamented the concentration of riches in the hands of few

More than a decade after vowing to "close the gap"

Mineral-laced sludge from the disaster contaminates 120 kilometers of the Paraopeba River

Students pray to the tree in the hopes of losing their virginity within six months

After Israel's decision to end the international observer force in the West Bank city of Hebron

Blaze occurs in a switch room housing electrical equipment

Says they stood united against Iran and voices hope that cooperation extends to other areas

Detainees charged with killing by negligence

Part of an Asian tour that includes stops in Pakistan, India and Malaysia

The two economic superpowers have already imposed duties on more than $360 billion in two-way trade

Coordinated with the UN-backed Government of National Accord says the President's spokesperson

After managing to escape from high-security prisons twice in Mexico

Believing that dying in Varanasi releases them from the eternal cycle of life and death reincarnation

After 14 years of intrepid exploration across Mars

Airbus said in a statement that the last A380 would be delivered in 2021

Enemies will receive a very firm response from the Revolutionary Guards: commander

The young woman minister was seen quickly pushing away the Tripura minister's hand

The Vatican says its Academy for Life would jointly sponsor a prize with Microsoft

Meghan, 37, is said to have tensions between her and Prince William's wife Catherine

Taliban delegation also to meet PM Imran Khan in Islamabad

As part of its action, United States also sanctioned two Iran-based firms

Bus transporting the security force targeted

Austria’s ruling coalition of conservatives and the far right came to power on the back of Europe’s migration crisis

The socialist premier came to power thanks in part to parliamentary support from 17 Catalan lawmakers

The 27-year-old dispute was finally settled in June during UN-brokered talks

Israeli Prime Minister hint that other Arab countries are also engaging with Israel

Greece and Macedonia agreed on the new name last June

Maria Ressa is accused of cyber libel over 2012 article that linked a businessman to murder

According to the UN, nearly one million Uighurs are being held in extrajudicial detention camps in Xinjiang

The ruling BJP employs a 'backroom army of trolls' to attack its rivals and run smear campaigns

American phenomenon of Galentine's Day is gaining in popularity with each passing year

The held territory has been plagued by violence for years

42 people reported abnormal symptoms

About one million dogs are eaten a year in South Korea, often as a summertime delicacy

The film is about a young couple yearning to break out of their traditional Muslim families to realise their dreams

Members of the Assam state organisation threaten to shed blood to block the bill

Thailand will hold a general election on March 24

Minnesota freshman has faced criticism for weeks over her positions on the Jewish state

The coalition continues to strike at Islamic State targets whenever available: coalation spokesperson

Tensions between Tehran and Washington are already high around the 40th anniversary of the Iranian revolution

Trump had threatened to declare a national emergency if Congress did not provide money specifically for the wall

PM tells Gen (retd) Sharif regional cooperation needed to eradicate terrorism

Currently, some 466 million people including 34 million children suffer from disabling hearing loss

Global warming is already a destructive reality that is amplifying droughts, flooding, heat waves and superstorms

Data reveals women in developing countries are primarily seen as wives and mothers