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Briefs diplomats that the total number of Rohingya fleeing to Bangladesh has reached 700,000

Tributes pour in for the woman sometimes referred to as Afghanistan's "grandmother"

Police said a school bus attendant had admitted attacking the child after he resisted a sexual assault

Call on Yangon to allow human rights monitors to enter

The bloc's 13 demands include Doha ending its alleged support for extremist groups

'It is imperative that violence is ended'

'Without tourism this floating market would disappear'

Mexico's biggest earthquake in a century

Myanmar's army says it has killed nearly 400 rebels so far

The young girl is shown visibly swaying as parents break down in a hysterical fit of laughter in the background.

Security forces targeted outposts and caves used by the militants for shelter and storage

'I do believe that most of the problems we have are going to be solved by you,' Obama to students

Poland claims to be victim of World War II and damage was not reimbursed in any way

Hundreds of parents stormed Ryan International School on Friday after the child's body was discovered in a toilet

Pope visits the city of Cartagena on Sunday before leaving for Rome

The students told investigators two officers had offered to give them a ride back to their residence

According to research, running can reduce back pain, keep knees healthy and benefits spine

Indian captain's tweet has also managed to win him tons of admiration from Pakistani cricket fans

This is not the first time North Korean propaganda has been a target of YouTube

Young was sentenced to 21 months in jail and a seven year ban on keeping a dog

25-year-old Sanju tried to save her two-year-old son and got shot

The earthquake was the strongest to hit the country in 85 years and triggered a tsunami warning

Men who have gone through bariatric surgery may be at increased risk of sperm aberrations

Haley is currently pushing for an oil embargo on North Korea

The subcommittee on foreign affairs also raised questions on missing persons in Sindh

Train to take passengers through scenic regions in Germany, Poland before entering Eastern Europe

It describes God, Jesus and Holy Spirit as 'dead weights', and says 'God thinks he can free mortals'

The app allows users to communicate even when a natural disaster affects phone signal

The joint drill comes as South Korea braces for a possible further missile test by North Korea

Irma has killed 21 people, leaving hotels, airports and other buildings damaged or flattened

The 8.1 magnitude quake off the southern coast late Thursday was stronger than a devastating 1985 temblor

Myanmar government offers relief for Rohingya for first time in 16-day crisis

'It is going to boost the spirits of everybody across the country, not just women but male counterparts as well'

'The hospital wants to limit C-sections and the families don't want to spend money'

Saudi Arabia claims Qatar has been distorting information and suspended dialogue

It is the only hospital in the area with the facilities to treat serious gunshot wounds

President Nieto describes 8.2 magnitude quake as "largest registered in our country in at least the past 100 years"

Speaker of South Korean National Assembly Chung Sye-Kyun attended the event as a chief guest

The baby is doing fine now, says dental surgeon who carried out the operation

She developed unforgettable theory that for women, the personal is political

The tech giant earlier acquired Motorola Mobility but sold it instantly

The accused faces several years in jail if found guilty of belonging to the movement of Fethullah Gulen

The updated rules include a ban on religious organisations accepting foreign donations

Says declaration carried "inappropriate" reference to violence in Rakhine state

Minister seemed to deviate from his original stance

After suffering four straight sessions in the red, European banks were slightly higher

France values China's role in resolving the issue, said French president

Amnesty report said it had documented how Bahraini government arrested, tortured or threatened activists

Fitbit shares jumped up 13 per cent immediately following announcement

'There are sanctions you can impose, you can send them back and there's a wide measure of support for that'