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Jamaat-ur-Ahrar has claimed responsibility for at least five major attacks in Pakistan since December

US helped airlift $400 million worth of Swiss francs and euros to Iran after a prisoner release

Tesla reported a net loss of $293.2 million in the quarter ended on June 30

Senior officials at the Justice Department had objected to sending cash on a plane to Iran

Cybersecurity experts see a potential for more hacks and incidents in the coming months

Republican Doug Elmets announced his support for Hillary Clinton at the Democratic National Convention

The loss of Sirte would be a major blow to the militant group

Police say that they could not rule out terrorism as a motive

GST will replace a patchwork of central and state levies on goods and services

Aftab Farook was caught on a wire-tap talking about using a Kalashnikov or bomb to attack targets

Knight Frank's prime central London index fell 1.5 percent last month from a year earlier

Woman fell asleep on the flight and woke up to find the man touching her inappropriately

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The tower's designers say the new structure is in keeping with Brighton's history of bold architecture

Poonch-Rawalakot bus service was launched in 2005 to facilitate visits by Indian and Pakistani citizens

Many people were detained in the raid of the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey

Dubai airport resumed flights on Wednesday after a nearly four-hour shutdown

Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Saturday that the employers had not paid the workers' wages

The threat level in London remains at "severe"

Banerjee complains she barely gets a chance to speak in meetings with PM because West Bengal came at the end of list

Street artist Lushsux suspects his Instagram account was deleted due to him posting the raunchy Hillary image

In a series of photographs, we look at Tibet's indigenous people wearing traditional costumes and fine jewellery

'It integrates India into one economic entity. India will become a big market' Indian finance minister says

The report found that those born in the early 1990s were significantly more likely to report no sexual partners

The donkeys will be auctioned off if unclaimed by their owners

The bridge straddling the river lies along a major highway connecting Mumbai to the tourism state of Goa

The move could be directed at France, which put Panama back on its national blacklist of tax havens in Apri

Air Force's F-35A is one of three variants of the aircraft, designed to conduct conventional landings and take offs

El Nino is likely to have an even greater impact on global surface temperatures in 2016

The French leader was referring to a feud between Trump and the Muslim parents of a slain US soldier

Gulen has lived in self-imposed exile in the United States since 1999 and denies involvement in the July coup attempt

This number is more than double the number of people in the United States

In the deal Iran agreed curb to its nuclear programme in exchange for a lifting of sanctions by world powers

The attack stunned France's religious communities, sparking fears of tensions in a country with five million Muslims

The truck is part of a city community policing effort set up in 2010 to reach out to children

The blast occurred in a residential area in the Guwarsha district

The bullet destroyed her cellphone and injured her thumb and index finger

Richard Hanna cited Donald Trump's controversial comments on parents of slain soldier as one of the reasons for break

"I said so last week. He keeps proving it"

The workers routinely face abuse and rape by landlords and middlemen who enslave them through debt bondage

Four Saudi female athletes are taking part in the Olympics this year in Rio, where they arrived with seven Saudi men

Former prime minister K.P. Sharma Oli resigned last week, minutes before facing a no-confidence motion in parliament

The woman told media she thought it had all been a joke

'Those who we imagined to be friends are standing by the coup plotters and by the terrorists'

Rescue teams have pulled stranded rhinos from floodwaters which have hit India's famed Kaziranga National Park

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It is not yet clear if any suspects had been detained

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She is suspected of participating in a terrorist organisation in Syria and/or Iraq

Erdogan was furious about the failure of the National Intelligence Service (MIT) to warn him about the coup