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Islamic State's magazine brands Sayeeda Warsi as an 'apostate'

US-backed military push could allow the Obama administration to help strike a fresh blow against the group

Senior officer said there was no information to suggest an attack in Britain was being planned

Minister says 'We have full faith that Delhi's people will follow this odd-even rule from today'

She was accused of lying about an EU report that criticized security at Brussels Airport long before the bombing

Carter emphasised the US would support Philippines and other allies as they faced 'coercion and intimidation'

The referendum is being nervously watched in Washington and Brussels

Those advocating Brexit wrong in thinking they could clinch a trade deal with the remaining EU: Macron

NASA’s comments come after Bill Nye posted a story about himself challenging a prominent climate change denier

Najib Razak has for months battled allegations that billions were looted from an investment company he founded

Despite the increase in education levels, women's employment rate was only 70 percent that of men

Sexual transmission through both vaginal and anal sex is an emerging mode of Zika virus infection

Dubai has been named the world's most expensive holiday destination while Budapest is the cheapest

The couple will return to India to visit the Taj Mahal

Video footage shows tiny pink pyjama-clad baby gently carried away in a blanket by helmeted rescuers from the rubble

One of China's top military officers has visited some islands and reefs in the disputed South China Sea

Soleimani to discuss issues including the delivery of S300s and further military cooperation

Erdogan 'Our biggest expectation is for Islamic countries of the world to give a message of unity to all Muslims'

The crisis escalated this week with the cancellation of two voting sessions over a planned cabinet reshuffle

Several people killed and injured on both sides, 48 militants captured

No one was immediately available for comment at the telecoms and internet regulatory agency

Also confronted with an ambitious proposal from Europe's top five economies in reaction to the Panama Papers scandal

Soria denies all wrong-doing, says he is stepping down to limit any damage

The substance, which is often called floating gold, is produced only by a small percentage of sperm whales

He has swooped back into active politics to help his embattled protege Dilma Rousseff

The TransAsia plane crash that killed 49 people in 2014 was the country's worst air disaster for a decade

Dressed in traditional garb Zari, whose name means "shimmering" in Dari and Pashto, is confident and inquisitive

Across the nation, more than 8,000 kids annually require medical treatment after taking part in the discipline

"The Story of the Lost Child", is up against rivals that include Turkish Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk

MMA has been outlawed in New York State since 1997 but in March, the state assembly passed a bill legalising it

The conservative estimates show the New York billionaire could win 1,265 delegates

There was no tsunami warning, but at least one person was killed after being crushed by a collapsing building

Carter's trip to the warship is the latest move by the United States in the hotly contested waters

Digital accounted for 24 percent of the newspaper's total ad revenue in the quarter

Europe's five leading economies call for a crackdown on tax havens

Kerry will raise the incident with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, the State Department said on Thursday

The failed launch follows it's fourth nuclear test in January and a long-range rocket launch in February

Belgium is Europe's biggest supplier of foreign militants, with some 500 leaving for Syria and Iraq

Modi says eNAM will usher in transparency and help government meet its target of doubling farmers' income

A poll shows that 87 percent of voters had an unfavourable opinion of Hollande's four years at the helm

The United States and its Gulf partners have had differences over how best to address conflicts in the region

Al Jubeir says 'as far as we are concerned, the matter is closed'

Both show mounting pressure of their marathon White House race with a series of heated exchanges

Gulf News reported that the Gulf nations were suspending scholarships earmarked for Idaho State

Electronic Communications Privacy Act lets courts order Microsoft to remain silent about warrants

The machinery collapsed at the factory in Dongguan city on Wednesday due to bad weather

Another 27 people in Al-Baha were injured over three days because of accidents during heavy rains

Victims in prison recount tales of horror

There is no danger of a tsunami, local authorities say

Russian president alleged that "staff of US official institutions" were working on the disclosures