World

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Guy Verhofstadt vows to be a "bridge builder" during turbulent times following Brexit vote

Researchers examined the brains of children and adults using a new type of imaging technique

A total of 33 pieces of wreckage suspected to be from the plane have been found

Iranian media said the quake measured 5.1.

The requests were made in a meeting between Trump's transition team and Department of Homeland Security officials

Video attracts praise and controversy for its satirical content

The gun and bomb attack in Izmir and Ankara left two people dead

Bajandar's cure was a remarkable milestone in the history of medical science

If successful, India will become the first country to launch the most satellites in one go and leave behind Russia

After surveying 425 airlines, AirlineRatings.com has generated a list of the safest airlines for 2017

Owner Nedyar Zawity says he registered the Trump name months ago with Kurdish authorities

Queen's reaction to the incident was priceless

Ankara views the YPG as an extension of the Kurdish PKK militant group

Here we look at the actor's journey through a series of rare photographs

Six people have been killed and at least 120,000 households have been affected by the flooding across the south

The New York Times called on Apple to reconsider the ban

Twice-divorced Bobi says he knew he had found someone special

Congressional Democrats insisted the Capitol Hill vote had more to do with taking a final jab at Obama

US spy chiefs insist they have strong evidence to prove Russia's bid to disrupt US elections

Former US officials and other experts say the United States has two options: negotiate or take military action

Gulen has denied any involvement in the failed July 15th coup against Erdogen

Critics say Hasina's administration is in denial about the nature of the threat posed by extremists

Obama had released or transferred more than 180

The new rules permit religious accommodations for beards, but they may not be longer than 2 inches unless rolled up

State-run daily says Beijing will not sit still if Delhi goes too far with its missile programme.

Hamza bin Laden has become active as al Qaeda propagandist.

Anupam Kher says actor died of cardiac arrest

Hamza, who is in his mid-twenties, has become active as an Al-Qaeda propagandist since his father's death

Pakistan should have those privileges in nuclear development that India has, says editorial

The political activist campaigned for more freedom under longtime ruler Hosni Mubarak

'We could not find any sign of molestation'

President-elect's backpedaling comes ahead of a Senate hearing today

Charged with violating the constitution

Republicans has vowed to go ahead of the unpopular campaign promise of gutting President Obama's signature legislation

It is expected to be launched next month

Another 100 fishermen remain in prison, waiting for Indian High Commission to confirm their nationality, says official

IAF already has three Phalcon systems which use Israeli early-warning radars

Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang says unaware of the removal of the New York Times app

Azaria was an army medic, in the occupied West Bank, when two Palestinians stabbed a fellow soldier.

With new criteria, bloc set to torpedo mandatory signing of non-proliferation, test ban treaties

We don't ask questions, we don't judge people, restaurant owner says

62 people were killed when a combined force of soldiers and police officers clashed with a tribal leader's guards

South Korean President Park accused of colluding with a longtime friend, Choi Soon-Il

Ankara has come under heavy criticism over the wide-scale purges

Wilson has spent £200,000 on the project since 2004

Lawmaker Teuvo Hakkarainen was fined on Wednesday for a Facebook post calling for a Muslim-free Finland

In 2014, the Russian leader made Angela Merkel wait for over four hours

Rogers said the structure of the UK's negotiating team "needs rapid resolution"

The increase in the risk of developing dementia went down if people lived 50 to 100 metres from major traffic