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Security official said confiscated books contained information on Shiaism and Christianity as well as erotic material

Dangerous chemical substances, including lead, were found in 15 percent of children's toys in Sweden

Demonstrators protest inauguration of the 45th US president

'Most recent arrest came Saturday when LEAs rounded up a female Pakistani suspect along with her Saudi husband'

15-year-old Ghanim al Muftah is also the Qatar’s youngest entrepreneur

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

A panel headed by Chief Justice JS Khehar found no merit in a public interest litigation by lawyer ML Sharma

Pakistan will receive a total of 55 locomotives in different phases

Trump became the 45th United States president last week

Trump aides say next week will see steady if not daily drip of executive actions designed to get back to his agenda

Deadly crashes have renewed concerns about the creaking colonial-era system

It was a normal delivery, doctor says

Tokyo says India's actions are inconsistent with WTO rules and contributed to plunge in its steel exports to India

Chief opposition negotiator Mohammad Alloush arrived in Astana on Sunday accompanied by around a dozen rebel figures

The two leaders spoke by telephone and "agreed to continue to closely consult on a range of regional issues

Michael Flynn has come under investigation as part of a counterintelligence examination of communications

On January 25, 2011, massive anti-Mubarak protests erupt after a revolt topples Tunisia's ruler

The country welcomed 17.86 million new children in 2016, an annual increase of 7.9 per cent

Madonna's speech led some television networks to abruptly stop their live feeds of the march

Pir Sayyid Ahmed Gailani was a strong proponent of peace talks between Kabul and Taliban

Shura Council was considering a proposal to impose a 6% levy on expat remittances

US president asks the protesters why they didn't vote

Major fires have hit Dubai high-rises in recent years and spread quickly

Police say it was not immediately clear whether anyone sustained injuries

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May sidestepped questions about whether she knew about the malfunction when she made her statement to MPs.

The Astana talks, which Assad ally Iran is also helping organise, will be the first test of this new partnership

The MBTs will be imported from Russia at a cost of $2 billion

Building permits approved for more than 560 housing units in three East Jerusalem settlements

Meetings during the visit will also discuss the Philippines' chairmanship of the 10-member ASEAN this year

Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State have exploited a power vacuum created by the two-year-old conflict in Yemen

A military commander in the Pro-Asad alliance, said IS was seeking to turn Deir al-Zor city into a base of operations

The jacket, which is still only a prototype, can diagnose pneumonia up to three times faster than a doctor

Trump will meet on Friday with May in Washington

Hazardous tsunami waves are possible as a result of the earthquake

Dozens of Labour MPs may defy their leader Jeremy Corbyn and vote against the government

Pope Francis also condemned the idea of using walls and barbed wire to keep out foreigners

African American fear a return to the days of racial segregation

The Boeing 777 disappeared on March 8, 2014 with 239 people on board

Demonstrators around the world joined in the women led march against the new US president

Britain is set to become the first European Union member to leave the bloc following a referendum last year

Announcement comes after last-chance talks with west African leaders before a military intervention

US president yet to unveil Afghan policy

Hundreds of thousands march against new US president

He had accused intelligence agencies of engaging in tactics reminiscent of Nazi Germany

Demonstrators protest over new US president's derogatory remarks about women; London mayor also addends the rallies

Jordan's official Petra news agency, citing a military source, also reported the blast at the Rukban camp

Around 9.3 million people will be in need of help this year, a 13 per cent jump from last year

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Crowds looked much smaller than those for Obama’s two inaugurations