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The wood-wheel-shaped amulet is the first ever example of 'lost-wax casting' still in practice

Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip would remain in residence but would have to temporarily change rooms

About 20 people had been on the train at the time of the crash

'Create an umbrella where artists, fashion designers and genuine businesspersons interact more frequently'

The video of people shouting and evacuating the premises as soon as they hear President Donald Trump is on his way

Syrian president says the US president-elect made promising comments on the need to battle militants

State Rep Jason Spencer says his reason for withdrawing the bill was "the visceral reaction"

Advocates believe Michael Flynn is the kind of ally Trump needs on his national security team

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Rodrigo Duterte says the Philippines would welcome refugees until it is 'filled to the brim'

High court rules in favour of teenage girl who wishes to have her body frozen after dying from terminal illness

The company said that it would upgrade some features to curb abusive behavior

The new aircraft are to be used for Peach's "business expansion"

Statement comes as India welcomes Israeli President Reuven Rivlin for week-long state visit

The stone was sold with a stipulation that the owner must put the tablet on public display

Dan Zhong was denied bail after prosecutors argued that he posed a flight risk

Fifty thousand fake euros also seized, 48 people arrested in raids

According to officials, Colin Nathaniel Scott's body was never found

Experts say 2016 is likely to become the hottest year on record due to continued burning of fossil fuels

Trump's stunning ascent to the White House loomed large over the last of three debates among the seven candidates

The new method could help keep lungs outside the human body for over 12 hours

Police officials are currently searching for the the vice-president of the All-India Hindu Mahasabha who is on the run

The charges include the use of a weapon of mass destruction, the interstate transportation and receipt of explosives

Says it could make the country more vulnerable to attack by North Korea

It is not clear how many jobs would have been impacted if the low-selling MKC had moved to Mexico

Beijing aims to capitalize on the Trump-induced coma of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)

James Clapper’s tenure as US intelligence chief was marred by the leak of documents from the NSA

Yusuf Ahmad appointed new OIC secretary general

Recent oil explosion costs 73 lives, most injured being children

The scholar's Islamic Research Foundation has been banned as an 'unlawful association'

Police have now until March 2 to arrest Zia, who has faced two previous warrants in different cases

The satellites will be part of the European Union's alternative to the US Global Positioning System

Russia's communications regulator ordered the site to be blocked over violating data storage laws

PoisonTap can bypass the strongest passwords!

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Clinton, a former secretary of state, won the popular vote but lost the crucial electoral college tally to Trump

Officials attempt to reassure migrants as fear grips the nation

But India's oil imports from Iran have shot up this year after those sanctions were lifted in January

Imran Khan, 37, was left with burning eyes and terrible burns to his neck, cheeks and his eyebrows

The medal is a tribute to the idea that everyone has the opportunity to change America for better

Mexico undertakes measures to accommodate and facilitate Mexican immigrants

This is what solidarity looks like

Technique could lead to new treatments for a range of diseases associated with the ageing process

Constantine's "Nowhere people," which explores the lives of stateless people in 18 countries around the world

Rodrigo Duterte threatened to follow Russia's footsteps and pull his country out of the International Criminal Court

Supporters of gay rights are more hopeful than ever that same-sex marriage will soon become a reality

Ahmad Tibi protests against Israeli PM's decision to back bill to limit Azan

The strikes, which began on Tuesday, were part of a major operation against militants in Idlib and Homs

The demand for natural gas grew in 2015 by 1.9 per cent, more than double of that in 2014

Mass evacuation operations are underway after the second most powerful earthquake ever recorded in New Zealand