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'When I saw Insha, all I could see was her face covered in blood,' said victim's mother

Videos posted on social media show police dragging voters from polling stations by their hair

The visit comes a month before members of the OPEC oil cartel are to meet with the other nations that have joined them

Publishers will be able to choose how many, if any, free articles they want to offer to Google searchers

Boar was stopped by a local man wielding a golf club and, eventually, police shooters

The sprawling building that once housed the station is filled with rubble and chunks of the building's collapsed roof

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Da'ish claims responsibility for the deadliest attack

Regional government argues an independent Catalonia would be richer and better to protect its language and culture

Dhaka opens talks with Myanmar on Monday with the aim of securing the return home of Rohingya refugees

The emergence of Facebook as a battleground for government-sponsored propaganda has become a major challenge

Spanish prime minister ruled out independence and accused separatists of trying to 'blackmail... the whole nation'

Singh won 54% votes in first round of voting against three other candidates

Legislation says faces must be visible from the hairline to the chin

The clerical establishment still meticulously monitors all art for anything deemed un-Islamic or obscene

Somalian man has been arrested by Canadian police

Heavily armed police sealed off, evacuated ornate rail terminus

The women are accused of rubbing toxic VX nerve agent on his face

Bartomeu insisted club tried to have match abandoned

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Strike hit Sangoryan, a special militia unit, who wear local clothes to blend into areas where Taliban are active

US president says he told Rex Tillerson that he is wasting his time trying to negotiate with Little Rocket Man

Local prosecutor Xavier Tarabeux says the knifeman has been shot by soldiers

Catalan officials say over 460 people had been injured in crackdown; Referendum declared illegal by Spanish government

India has a grim record of sexual assaults on minors, with 20,000 cases reported in 2015

Two German men made history by saying "I do" and becoming the first same-sex couple to marry after decades of struggle

The militants took control of Al-Qaryatain which was home to some 30,000 people before Syria's war broke out in 2011

Five men and a woman are arrested and a government official said several police officers were also under investigation

From Trump's perspective, the most significant case would result in a validation of his decrees limiting immigration

More than 500 people made an emergency landing in Canada after suffering "serious damage" to one of its engines

Turkey's relations with the Horn of Africa date back to the Ottoman Empire

The United States has no formal ties with Taiwan but is bound by law to help it defend itself

Fluent in Hindi, Urdu and knowledgeable of Indian culture, he is remembered for his role as British officer in Kranti

Robert Sutton provides guidelines, and evidence-based tactics to overpower bullies

Iran is one of the main exporters of fuel products to Kurdistan

Robbery in November 2014 followed an exchange of gunfire between robbers and police

Along with security, main improvement in Pakistan has been infrastructure

The boy had gone missing while playing outside his house in New Delhi earlier this week

estimates put the size of the Shia community at between 10-20 per cent of the population

Four children were among the dead in the overnight strikes

Visit comes as relations between two superpowers appear to improve after tensions over handling North Korean leader

Last week in river in Rawalpindi area coordinator for WHO said her team detected wild polio in the capital Islamabad

It's the latest blow to the Trump White House which struggled to get major legislative achievements passed by Congress

Erin Lee Macke travelled without arranging childcare for her children, two aged 12 and the others 6 and 7

Official says embassy reduced to emergency personnel until Cuba’s government assures safety

Oxford council is to vote next week on stripping Myanmar leader of 'Freedom of the City' it bestowed on her in 1997

Source of the subversive attacks, which aim to harm the authority and its efforts, is being identified, statement says

There needs to be a consensus among EU countries to implement tax reform

Lin Chi-Ling regularly shares striking selfies displaying her youthful visage

The explosion happened as worshippers were leaving a mosque in the north of the city after Friday prayers