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Deal was meant to allow both nuclear powers to dispose of weapons-grade plutonium from their defence programmes

The bomb, hidden on a bicycle, exploded as farmers gathered on market day

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Around 20,000 spectators come from across the globe to witness the spectacle

'What's delivered to us so far is 179 million euros. What's promised is three billion euros' Erdogan says

Dassault agrees to invest 50 per cent in so-called offsets of the $8.7 billion deal

Pioneering new therapy launches two-stage 'kick and kill' attack on the virus

The nine men, aged between 25 and 29, would be held in remand for four days

India has never attacked any other country, Indian premier says

Islamic State has struggled to win over many recruits in India

The change brings civil service pay in line with the government's January-December fiscal year

He then said he intended to visit an African nation

Says airport was built by ancient Sumerians who used it to travel to Pluto in spaceships

Princess has fled the French capital

16 pictures of cars which will surely make you drool

Duterte gave no further details about the nature of his complaints

Trump's decision to take a $916 million loss on his 1995 income tax return showed his business acumen and "genius"

Almost 1 million migrants from the Middle East and Africa, came to Germany last year

Evangelicals in July were rallying behind Trump more than they supported Romney four years ago, according to Pew

Pakistan has some 1.5 million registered refugees, one of the largest such populations in the world

In six weeks, France will mark a year since the November 13, 2015, gun and bombing attacks on Paris

Dalits have traditionally and legally made a living from the carcasses

After seizing Kunduz on September 28, 2015, the Taliban held the city for two days

Surprise victory for "no" camp is likely to shatter a sense of international jubilation from White House to Vatican

At the annual festival some people chanted slogans against the govt and waved a rebel group's flag

Attack reported near 46 Rashtriya Rifles camp in occupied Kashmir

Moderate government of President Hassan Rouhani has made tourism top priority for rebuilding Iran's struggling economy

They are accused of "using recording devices to spread false information in Turkey giving a bad impression of Egypt"

He is accused of "membership of an armed terror group"

Los Angeles and Budapest are the only other candidates left in the running to host the 2024 Games

Kingdom Holding Company sold the hotel for 225 million Canadian dollars to Shahid Khan

Stephanie DeSimone alleges Saudi Arabia of providing material support to al Qaeda for more than a decade

By saying ‘Ok Google,’ you can give commands to start navigation to a new destination

The healthcare system in eastern Aleppo is all but obliterated

Move comes two days before China's hold was set to expire

Rashid Dar believes he was targeted because of the clothes he was wearing

Theresa May says she would be giving further details during her speech on Sunday

Pakistan Army has denied reports that it captured Indian soldier alongside the LoC

India, with a population of 1.3 billion people, is the latest big polluter to formally sign onto the historic accord

A report by the Audit Court found that executives at state-owned banks had earned as much as 622 million rials

Sixty-four percent of the 646 Israeli and Arab Israeli respondents questioned said a peace deal would never be reached

The Facebook success story in pictures

The men were described as Pakistani monks by the female passenger, and were reportedly wearing long orange shirts

France want to put a stop to this unacceptable tragedy

In a country of 1.3 billion, fewer than 18,000 people declared annual income of 10 million rupees or more in 2012/13

Google's gathering on Oct 4 is expected to go beyond smartphones

The sensitive issue is important because Trump has refused to release his tax records

More than 70 countries and 25 international organisations will attend the event

May swept to power ultimately unopposed in July in an internal Conservative Party leadership contest

May became Britain's second woman prime minister after David Cameron resigned in June