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Irma is not a category Five hurricane anymore

Sara Netanyahu faces a possible trial over alleged misuse of public funds

Myanmar's army has killed 387 Rohingya militants

Film depicts struggle of Pakistani woman who, along with daughters, defends land from 200 armed men

Radiation was detected in nasal cavities of the worker on Friday

The EU’s highest court ruled on Wednesday that member states must take in a share of refugees who reach Europe

Fire crew members and police instantly reached site

One of the most significant findings was that industry materials misrepresented evidence on breast and bowel cancer

'PM following someone is not a character certificate of the person', head of ruling party

60 percent of those surveyed believed South Korea should arm itself with nuclear weapons

Journalists see the campaign against them as a step toward banning all but the most state-aligned media

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Thailand has also said it is preparing to receive people fleeing the fighting in Myanmar

Dead include four senior commanders and Abu Muhammad al-Shimali who oversees foreign fighters at IS

The Saudi-led bloc responded and showed no signs of backing down as it questioned the Kuwaiti emir's statement

Israel indirectly warned it would do everything to prevent any "Shia corridor from Tehran to Damascus"

A magnitude 8.1 quake was stronger than a devastating 1985 tremor that flattened swathes of Mexico

Roofs were ripped off buildings as if by a giant's hand

Burmese in Karachi’s Arkanabad mourn the ‘genocide’ of community in Myanmar’s Arakan

A total of 50 people sustain injuries, say local rescue officials

Party's spokesperson describes Tundu Lissu's condition as 'critical'

These are the first convictions in a series of investigations into official corruption

Almost every building in Barbuda faced damage after core of hurricane tore almost directly across island

Rape survivor recently identified the men during an identification parade

The MasSpec pen is the latest attempt to improve the accuracy of surgery

The assault in Istanbul was caught on camera showing the man shouting 'those who wear shorts must die'

'All of us fall sick as the water is very dirty and sometimes we find dead rats in it'

United Nations says 164,000 refugees have so far fled to neighbouring Bangladesh

Conviction rates from the reported cases are under 10 per cent

Report said IS funding sources still based on oil profits and imposition of taxes on local populations

Former minister also allegedly received tens of millions in cash, jewelry

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Tillerson was awarded with the Order of Friendship by Russia in 2013

DACA was introduced to protect undocumented aliens from deportation

The amount of information regarding safe sex for pregnant women is limited

The Rohingya are the world's largest stateless community and of one of its most persecuted minorities

She consumed a dangerous amount of tablets kept in the house

More than 100 demonstrators sought to disrupt Merkel's rally, whistling, booing and chanting 'Get lost'

Hurricane Irma is described as a potentially catastrophic category 5 storm

Flares took place early on Wednesday

The SADC team, will work to 'establish the root causes of the assassination'

Zander reportedly fell off his board and hit a shallow reef

Court has also awarded capital punishment to four others who were found guilty

'May be my last tweet as power out and noise now apocalyptic. This is like a movie I never want to see'

Ambassador insists presence of terrorists in Afghanistan causing problems for Pakistan

South Korea has also pushed for moves to cut off Pyongyang's key supplies of fuel oil

Study shows one in five Muslim adults in full-time work compared with 35% of overall population

The strike took place near the town of Masyaf early on Thursday, says an army statement

Woman went on a 23-minute chase with the policemen on a patrol unit

Lee Ming-cheh has long supported civil society organisations and activists in China