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Teenage boy was assaulted by group of 30 people at a bus stop outside a pub

He was asked "What matters to you, and why?"

Khan is the brains behind some of the world's most iconic buildings

The group announced in September that it planned to open three more in France this year

UK premier says she will stand up for both human rights and her country's interests in the Middle Eastern kingdom

Parcel included six venomous vipers, three ball pythons, nine large tarantulas plus Asian forest scorpions

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Beijing's resistance to THAAD anti-missile system put up south of Seoul becomes a thorn in bilateral ties with the US

This year's campaign is called the "Cadbury Egg Hunt"

Iran among top 10 most dangerous countries to drive in, says WHO study

In the last five months alone, the Turkish armed forces have killed 886 PKK militants

Study found widespread representations of Muslims in the news were contributing to lower acceptance

Heightened security measures in place amid fearful commuters

China and Southeast Asian countries have made progress in talks on a code of conduct for the disputed South China Sea

US Ambassador to UN says US administration is concerned about relationship between Pakistan and India

Saint Petersburg's Sennaya Ploshchad metro station has been closed

Syria's government has negotiated a series of "reconciliation deals" with formerly rebel-held towns

The extension ends on Shawwal 15 instead of Ramazan 15

People have died from suffocation and the effects of the gas

PTSD is caused by an overactive fear memory and includes a broad range of psychological symptoms

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the explosion

They stole their money, cameras and other valuables in the town of Palenque in the southern state of Chiapas

Blackwater founder is known to have close connections to the Trump administration despite not playing an official role

Public anger has grown over the episode

US Ambassador Nikki Haley wants to schedule the human rights debate for April 18

The administration has unveiled steps to limit an immigration visa program for skilled workers

It's not the first time that a first lady portrait has stoked controversy

Researchers speculated that being overweight during pregnancy could lead to a higher risk of brain injury in infants

Since July 15, at least 113,000 people have been suspended or sacked from their public sector roles

Duterte won election by a landslide in May largely on his promise to launch a war on illegal drugs

The socialist becomes the first wheelchair user to be elected Ecuador's president

"Norte" ran a headline that said "Adios" on the front page of its Sunday edition

The blast occurred in a train carriage as it was travelling between stations

It might be a healthy food choice, but Hong Kong's latest fruit fad is doing serious damage to shoppers' wallets

The charge carries a maximum 15 years in prison

Trump appears to have set himself on a course for collision rather than conciliation with Xi

While at the United Nations, Tillerson may meet with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the explosion in Saint Petersburg

Colombia's worst disaster was a volcanic eruption in 1985 that triggered a landslide and destroyed the city of Armero

The US Treasury hit 11 North Korean business representatives and an industrial firm with sanctions last week

A video shows clubbers dancing to music that includes the call to prayer at the club in northeastern town of Nabeul

The pyramid from the 13th dynasty was found in Dahshur's royal necropolis, 30km south of Cairo

Probes reveal the new voters may not have had necessary qualifications to take part in the poll

Cleric apologised for remarks and was later fined by Singapore court

Lack of transparency on capital requirement a catalyst for problems in Indian IT, banking sectors

Europe, including Russia and Turkey, accounted for 60 per cent of websites containing child abuse images, study says

Cause of the blast not yet clear, says Russian President Vladimir Putin

A dozen people were injured when a mob angered by the death of a local teenager launched an assault on Nigerians

More than 8,000 people have been killed in the country since Duterte took power on June 30 last year

Rhino horns can sell for tens of thousands of dollars on the international black market