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"There have been deaths and injuries," Binali Yildirim told journalists

It aims to peer beneath the clouds around Jupiter for the first time to learn more about the planet's atmosphere

He is thought to be considering at least nine potential running mates, many of them Republican lawmakers in Congress

Bureau judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case despite evidence of potential violations

Turkish media have identified the strike's organiser as Akhmed Chatayev

Government employee referred to Suu Kyi as the wife of a "kalar" a derogatory term used to slander foreigners

Meals vary from simple plates of watermelon & cheese in a Syrian rebel-controlled town to a cooked meal in Bosnia

In past two weeks, Buddhist mobs have ransacked two mosques in separate towns

We look at 13 pictures of events from around the world

Half of the world’s population does not have access to the internet

Modi said he wants a strong ministerial team in place ahead of parliament's monsoon session to prioritise promises

It was one of the deadliest militant attacks in Bangladesh, where IS and al Qaeda have claimed a series of killings

Menhali was detained after a clerk at a local hotel called 911 to report a man pleading allegiance to the organisation

Beau Solomon was found on Monday near a bridge in the Italian capital after going missing three days ago

Ties between Turkey and Egypt ruptured in 2013 after the military ousted elected extremist president Mohamed Morsi

'In five years there will still be 28 member states' Schelling told German business daily Handelsblatt

The couple punished the boy by making him stand for hours, kicking and slapping him when he got tired

Police believe local IS-linked group played significant role in organising privileged young men who carried out attack

Environmental groups described him as "the saddest bear in the world" after the death of his female partner

More than a million people were forced to evacuate their homes and relocate, says state news agency Xinhua

'Terrorism knows no border or nationality and there is no solution except creating international and regional unity'

According to an official, the attackers were Russian, Uzbek and Kyrgyz nationals

Israel said the social network was "sabotaging" Israeli police work

'There was nothing at home, no books or anything to indicate that he was leaning that way. So we had no inkling'

China has been angered by US patrols in the South China Sea, will be holding military drills in the waters there

The capital's annual fireworks show took place afterward, marred by rain clouds

Israel transfers around $127 million in customs duties levied on goods destined for Palestinian markets

The war saw 46,000 British troops deployed, mostly in southern Iraq around the strategic oil hub of Basra

Indonesia is already home to some 800,000 mosques, including a large number in Jakarta and other major cities

There will be no summer holidays for these pupils as Greece prepares plans to educate around 8,500 refugee children

The bombardment caused major destruction in the camp, including fires and deep craters

Brumby's 24-year-old son and 12-year-old daughter were also at the shooting range at the time

The mission cost $1.1 billion dollars and launched five years

Emissions from 257 power plants for which data was available 'were associated with 22,900 premature deaths in 2013'

The aircraft landed shortly before 6:00 am carrying the victims' remains and bereaved family members

The attacker forced his way into the yard of the station in the city on Java island

Five dead in suicide bombings in Madina, Qatif, Jeddah

“The US forces and the country will continue to support the Afghans until the end of war,” says senator

He was suffering from cancer

'A Child's First Book of Trump' is meant to teach youngsters about the man dominating television screens across US

Qatar and UAE also announce to celebrate Eidul Fitr on July 6

The unmanned spacecraft Juno is expected to arrive on Monday in the vicinity of the largest planet in the solar system

Brexit will change relationship between UK and EU but it won't change UK's position inside NATO, says Jens Stoltenberg

Uniqlo is one of about 240 Japanese firms with offices in Bangladesh

Jin Zhongqi was found dead a week after he allegedly killed two people at a bus stop on a Beijing street

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Many were in tears as Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina laid wreaths on the coffins of those killed in the siege

Eight people were injured when a hand grenade was thrown at a restaurant in central Selangor state on June 28

"I have decided to stand aside as leader of UKIP"

When asked why they would have become 'jihadists', Home minister Khan said 'It has become a fashion'