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At least five officers were wounded in the blast

Afghan forces fight back a renewed series of attacks on Kunduz, killing dozens of Taliban fighters

Saudi Arabia says it wants all members to participate, despite insisting earlier on excluding Iran

Suicide bomber driving a bomb-laden vehicle blows himself up upon arrival at a checkpoint

Iran uses its annual Army Day parade Sunday to showcase parts of a long-awaited air defence system ordered from Russia

For the ballot to be valid, more than 50 percent of the Italian electorate must vote

Numerous analysts have suggested the regime might carry out a fifth nuclear test as a display of defiance and strength

68-year-old producer says failure to force anti-piracy measures is costing Hollywood millions of dollars

Locals' efforts to help militants, by putting themselves in harm's way, is a worrying recent development

161 children killed from January to March and 449 injured

Castro says there should be a constitutional amendment and a referendum to codify this and other reforms

In a sign of changing times, Sherpa women are now breaking records themselves, Everest but other dangerous pea

The Clinton supporter praised her chief political rival in the process, Bernie Sanders

"The official figure of the number killed has risen to 233," President Rafael Correa said on his Twitter account

Shi Deyun, 44, detained at Hong Kong's international airport after arriving on a flight from Los Angeles

The order, signed by President Htin Kyaw, says the pardon is aimed at 'national reconciliation and peace of mind'

Likelihood of North Korea conducting a fifth nuclear test has increased because of a failed missile launch on Friday

Saudi foreign minister says they will be forced to sell up to $750 billion in Treasury securities and other assets

South Africa ranked as one of the most obese nations on the continent

ECB President Mario Draghi to respond to German politicians' recent criticism

Trump's comments have earned sharp rebukes from President Barack Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry

Mohamed bin Salman reiterated that the kingdom will not freeze output unless the Islamic republic did so

Even after seven decades the court remains hamstrung in any bid to intervene in 21st century's most pressing conflicts

Buildings swayed in Quito but authorities did not immediately report injuries or damage

Russia has denied the action was reckless or provocative

Pessimistic commentators and analysts predict a steady implosion economically, militarily and in terms of its govt

Says private enterprise will evolve within defined limits

Warplanes and attack helicopters fired on a mountainous area as military drones spotted a group of about 20 PKK rebels

All zoo visitors remained out of danger during the whole attacking episode, say officials

The 18-year-old man from Birmingham, central England, was held at Manchester airport in northwest England

Three families of Syrian refugees boarded Pope Francis's plane heading back to the Vatican

It was not immediately clear whether the vehicle was a microbus or an old sedan fitted out to carry more passengers

Fourty Taliban fighters have been killed and around 50 wounded, says Afghan defense ministry spokesperson

The meeting takes place a day after Iran came under fierce criticism at Istanbul summit for 'supporting terrorism'

When her best friend was married off before she turned 14, Omaima decided to do something against early marriages

The airport suffered extensive damage when two suicide bombers blew themselves up in the departures hall killing 16

If launched, the new feature will be the biggest thing to happen to the Facebook news feed since its introduction

The Islamic State counterattack has rolled back rebel gains in the border area

He said these calls to hatred, stigmatizing and demonizing minorities, begin the validation of violence

The meeting took place in the Vatican guesthouse

Officers also said they had found evidence linking the editor to a conspiracy to murder PM Sheikh Hasina's son

Wedding takes place on charter vessel decorated as pirate ship at South Island town of Akaroa

India's most famous landmark holds a special significance for the young royals

Tugboat carrying coal was sailing from Cebu in Philippines back to Tarakan in Borneo when kidnappings occurred

The world's leading economies took a step toward denying tax evaders the ability to hide behind shell companies

Rescuers dug through the rubble of collapsed buildings and mud and debris on Saturday to try and reach those trapped

Sanders had flown to Rome at the invitation of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences

The Republican frontrunner's supporters are often portrayed as undereducated, underearning whites

Ministry source says the price agreed for the Dassault Aviation jets was around 600 billion rupees

The quake hit Kumamoto prefecture of the Kyushu main island at 1:25 am, says USGS