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Amnesty International has appealed for Russia to immediately release Ruslan Sokolovsky

Director Comey says he "cannot predict how long it will take us to complete this additional work"

Announcement comes as Syrian rebels launched assault on govt forces to break months-long siege of eastern Aleppo

Streets were completely dark as even traffic lights were left without power

The 45-year-old Australian has been holed up in the embassy since June 2012

Delhi has been shrouded in a toxic soup as residents gear up for the Hindu festival of lights Diwali

Attack comes days after suspected extremist group shot dead a senior army officer in Cairo suburb

Bystanders kicked down the back doors of the municipal bus to rescue passengers

Earlier this week, FIA arrested green-eyed Sharbat Gula for living in the country with 'fraudulent' identity papers

UN says IS using 'tens of thousands' as human shields in Mosul

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

The strike targeted the home of Mawlawi Mohammad Alam, a Taliban commander in the Sherzad district

China hopes the J-31, still in development, will compete with the US-made F-35 stealth aircraft

The International Organisation for Migration said 15,804 people have been displaced since the operation began

Vienna has this reputation of having a special relationship with the topic of death

Restoration cost US$4 million with major donors, including Jordan's King Abdullah II

Turkey has arrested more than 35,000 people over what it says are links with Gulen since the coup attempt

The ELN talks are meant to open a new, decisive front in President Santos's efforts to end an armed conflict

The New York billionaire's name is his core asset, emblazed on a dozen skyscrapers dotted around Manhattan

The 41-day siege that began at the remote reserve on January 2 put the spotlight on a long-running dispute

Voters have pointed to the unauthorised email system, which stymied attempts by the public to seek Clinton's emails

The mummies need to be kept under specific conditions of temperature and humidity to prevent deterioration

Parents have been fined $328 by local education authority for violating school regulations and regional laws

The sanctuary will cover more than 12 percent of the Southern Ocean

Security Council set up the so-called joint investigative mechanism to determine who was behind the chemical attacks

The race suffered a scare when Donald Trump's running mate's plane skidded off the runway

Makkah is home to the most sacred sites in Islam, including the Grand Mosque

Wilders wants to halt Muslim immigration, close mosques and ban the Quran

Otis ended up taking a sledgehammer and pickaxe to the star but could not totally remove the slab

Customers will be able to open up the new notebook with Touch ID

The call center racket made use of informal money transfer businesses known as hawalas to move the money

Damon Smith, 19, appeared at Westminster Court in London over incident on October 20 which sparked security alert

Jessica Kumala Wongso, 28, was found guilty of murdering Wayan Mirna Salihin by slipping cyanide into her drink

Although no deaths were reported, Wednesday's tremors did significant damage and left the area's population in shock

The palace's reconstruction was launched by President Ashraf Ghani in May

Twitter has been struggling to sign up new users amid competition from nimbler rivals such as Instagram and Snapchat

Aerial footage of the island, about 1,000 km south of Tokyo, showed a cone in the middle surrounded by vegetation

China says its companies, citizens face a growing threat from terrorism as its global footprint expands

A group of scientists looking for aliens say that the signals are encouraging

The pilots are suspected of links to the group led by Fethullah Gulen

Puan celebrated with a birthday breakfast of rambutans from her childhood home in Malaysia

Khan says the hate Donald Trump is inciting is 'un-American'

Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2017 names top 10 cities for holidaymakers

Officials at the company's annual general meeting said they would offer financial assistance to the families

Mistry, chairman of Tata Sons since 2012, accused the board of failing to give him "room to move"

But restoring full trade and financial ties with Cuba would require legislative action by Congress

Capital punishment is on hold in the southwestern state after a series of botched executions

Residents and military officials said many Islamic State fighters had relocated from eastern Mosul

Denmark is the most lawful country in the world, followed by Norway and Finland