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Navy says destroyer was sailing under its own power after collision with Liberian-flagged tanker in Malaysian waters

Emergence of Sheikh Abdullah may have aggravated matters

The viral video shows mother scolding and slapping the child who appears to be just three or four years old

Thieves able to enter museum on seventh floor via scaffolding on the building's facade

Video purportedly shows Chinese and Indian soldiers throwing stones at each other

The accused writes on Turkey's record on human rights

'Our country will soon come together as one'

Train crashes are all too common in India after decades of poor investment and rising demand

The department did not give the cause of the blast

'Standing up for the JCPOA means standing up to Iran's enemies'

Australia is no stranger to vehicle-style attacks

'A Southern liberal?'

'People are very scared'

Hundreds of books are there to satisfy a different sort of hunger

Funding remains a constant challenge

Six years of conflict have ravaged Syria and displaced more than half of its population

The clashes break out after gunmen from the small Badr group open fire on a position of Palestinian security forces

Photographs and television footage showed scores of mangled coaches lying sideways

Attackers kill 14 people and leave 120 others wounded

Police kill five attackers some of whom were wearing explosive belts

Reforms were agreed as part of a peace deal with mostly ethnic Tuareg rebels

Government would reinforce security in crowded areas and tourist hotspots, said interior minister

They came up with designs such as rabbits, birds and a Rubik's Cube to cover swastikas

The latest suspects to be kicked out included a 38-year-old Moroccan who was said to have been radicalised

Manar television station cited casualties but gave no details

Police shot and wounded the knife-wielding suspect on Friday

'The killer has spent two years in the jails of Aseer'

In yet another pledge, he had vowed to seal Indo-Pakistan, Indo-Bangladesh borders by 2018

74-year-old left for the British capital on May 7 with his prolonged absence causing tensions back home

Donald Trump's press conference from Tuesday has stirred people over the world

Council to staunchly speak against ‘regressive cultural practices’, ‘honour killings’, terming them unIslamic

Meeting took place between Commander US CENTCOM and PM in the federal capital on Saturday

The attacker 'carried out attacks on passers-by'

About 700 people were in the tent erected for a local volunteer fire department festival

US military describes the software behind the drills as "state-of-the-art wargaming computer simulations"

Operation would continue until the army recovered control of Lebanese territory up to, says army spokesperson

The officers had been checking on suspicious people in an area known for drug activity

Department of Defence views US-Pak relationship as 'troubled'

Each day there are more than 5,000 new cases of cholera

Over Charlottesville, I had come to the point where I had to fully disengage myself, the pastor said

The Aug 21 event marks the first total solar eclipse visible anywhere

The city has been on edge since a massive truck bomb ripped through its diplomatic quarter during rush hour in May

McCain spent more than five years as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam

It is also believed to be the first time IS has claimed an attack in Spain

A 116-year-old law demands an elected lawmaker only to have Australian citizenship

The quake was centred around 287 kilometres (178 miles) east of Suva

Camp David discussions have also been complicated by differences over taking a harder line on Pakistan

This World Humanitarian Day calls for continued focus on the rights and dignity of people

Fifth high-profile casualty in Trump's inner circle in just six months

Sri Lankan facility raises calves orphaned by poachers, human development