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The recall involves 1.4 million vehicles in the US

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says it did not know whether it was Syrian regime or Russian warplanes

Youths hurled makeshift firebombs on the fringes of marches against the law that will make hiring and firing easier

Incident is the latest in a string of shootings of African Americans by police that have fuelled protests and debate

About 20 women set sail for the Gaza Strip in the latest attempt to break a crippling blockade imposed by Israel

The White House promises to veto the measure; there are currently about 60 prisoners at the base

Tariq Karra also steps down from his Peoples Democratic Party, accuses PDP of being a collaborator of RSS

The survey found Clinton has just a two-point edge (46 to 44 per cent) over her Republican rival

Prominent Indonesian gay rights activist Dede Oetomo accuses the government of seeking to 'create fear in society'

Debris found on Pemba Island, is the latest piece of wreckage to be linked to the Malaysia Airlines jet

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Reconstruction is based on studies of a spectacular fossil from China, preserved with skin and pigments intact

Pictures taken last year show that even Mark Zuckerberg covers the webcam on his MacBook Pro

The US Department of Veterans Affairs has since 2014 offered specialised transgender training for its medical staff

Collis who recently converted to Islam, is still serving as British Ambassador to Saudi Arabia

HRW said that 24 civilians, including six children, were killed in Turkey's airstrikes

Lady Warsi believes that an inclusive sense of national identity can bond all communities together

Obama's aides wanted a new deal before his presidency ends, seeing it as an important part of his legacy

Karzai appeals to Taliban to recognise Afghanistan as their country, break free from Pakistan's influence

Edgar Matobato, 57, made the allegations before the Senate, which is investigating alleged extrajudicial killings

In veiled reference to Pakistan, Ghani says states should help their neighbours and not indulge in maligning them

The blast, which appeared to have occurred in the fuel tank of the vessel, was not caused by a bomb, authorities said

Announcement comes two months after Prime Minister Theresa May ordered a review of the £18 billion deal

According to a report, a full 3.7 million school-aged refugee children have no school to go to

Powell calls Trump a national disgrace and an international pariah who allied himself with racists

Earlier this year, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar banned alcohol in the Indian state

Police officials say investigation is continuing and no suspects have been arrested

Indian representative says Pakistan should focus its energies on improving human rights situation within the country

'If they [Iran] are preparing an army to invade us, we are not easily taken by someone who would make war on us'

There has been a rise in the number of women calling for better representation on smartphone keyboards

Cardinal Christoph Schönborn 'prays to God to have mercy on Europe's Christian heritage'

Madhu had migrated from Pakistan’s Punjab with her mother and siblings due to religious persecution two years ago

Diego, a Galapagos giant tortoise, has fathered an estimated 800 offspring

Palestinian medical officials said four people were wounded

The brains could help uncover new discoveries in biological psychiatry science

Australia is one of only a small number of countries where commercial greyhound racing exists

Democratic White House nominee 'continues to remain healthy and fit to serve as president of the United States'

Martens also reportedly thought of offering Victoria's younger sibling for sex

The application will also be available for users of these devices without a Twitter account

Officials in Myanmar said the government there was making a push to overhaul rules on new foreign investment this week

Khurram Pervez was on his way to Switzerland when immigration officials blocked and put him in detention

The Palestinian could not be part of any future Israel-Palestinian prisoner exchange

Modi, Ghani express concern at use of terrorism and violence in the region to achieve political objectives

Iran's Foreign Minister Javed Zarif doubles down with opinion piece in The New York Times

The former British PM relied on flawed intelligence and hastened Libya's political and economic collapse, says report

Up to 200,000 illegal pilgrims perform Hajj, despite clampdown by Saudi authorities aimed at preventing overcrowding

The latest protests started in June after the arrest of respected village chief Lin Zuluan

Turkish foreign minister says US ambassador not a 'governor' of Turkey

Two people will sit in the front to take over driving when the car cannot steer itself

Move comes weeks after LHC disposed petition seeking ban on Indian magazine's website