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Turkish president says 355 soldiers, police officers and village guards have been killed in the violence

The man was detained on Sunday suspected of receiving orders from the Islamic State group

IS has been blamed for four bombings that have rocked Turkey in the past eight months

Pope urges Pakistan authorities to protect the country's minorities

Prosecutor says three men were identified as Yassine A, Mohamed B and Aboubaker O without giving further details

Her parents believed she was taken against her will but two years passed with no clue about her fate

Many parents are reluctant to enter their children into therapy due to social stigma

Afghan media says rockets partially damaged parliament building but inflicted no casualties

Previously, it had said 31 people were killed, including the attackers, and more than 300 people were injured

A 10th-century sandstone sculpture of Hindu god Rama was looted from a jungle temple during the kingdom's civil war

Alvarez, has ties to an international money-laundering network in Mexico, Colombia, Panama and the United States

There are nearly 30,000 US troops permanently stationed in South Korea and 47,000 in Japan

The State Department has declined to name any of the four people killed in the Brussels attacks

President Obama will host the Nuclear Security Summit on Thursday and Friday with 56 delegations in attendance

Shiite rebels who control the Yemeni capital Sanaa have released nine Saudis in exchange for 109 Yemenis

Bangladesh was declared officially secular after the 1971 war of independence from Pakistan

The man is thought to have been planning an attack in France in the name of the Islamic State group

He is the suspected ringleader of the November 13 Paris attacks, which left 130 people dead

8.1 million fewer people would die in a world of vegans who do not consume animal products

Facebook users from Honolulu to Brussels and Cairo to Hong Kong were baffled by the notification

In February 2014, an army plane crashed in east Algeria, killing 77 people

The mourners gathered despite the fact that organisers had earlier called off a "March Against Fear" in Brussels

Director general says they are confident it is right step to ensure the Network's long-term competitiveness and reach

The ultra conservative country has issued tougher penalties against all forms of dissent

Security was tight as he delivered his Easter mass to crowds of people

Two of those jailed for life were tried in absentia

'Syrian government forces are the only force capable of defeating terrorism in Syria' Syria's military command

Incident comes as Europe steps up security following Tuesday's bombings in Brussels

Battle has so far focused on four villages west of Makhmur

Elias Ismail was found guilty of fatally stabbing Hajar Hussein during a robbery

Team will have a 7-day stay across the border to carry forward the investigation

The new case in Chile is that of a 46-year-old woman whose partner was infected while in Haiti

For the last six seconds of the plane's dive, all that can be heard are 'inhuman screams'

Situated about 210 kilometres northeast of Damascus, it drew some 150,000 tourists a year before the war

Media reported that Trump effigies burned across Mexico, from Puebla to Mexico's industrial hub Monterrey

From managers to labourers, Saudi Oger employs around 50,000 people of various nationalities

Airport suspect identified as Faycal C, and named by sources as Faycal Cheffou, was arrested on Thursday night

Trump's comment on Friday was included in a lengthy foreign policy interview published by the newspaper

Jia's disappearance had attracted international concern from rights groups such as Amnesty International

Thought to be in his mid-thirties, Cheffou was identified by a taxi driver who drove the attackers to the airport

Sanders still faces a steep uphill climb to overtake Clinton but the big victories in the West

Six suicide attacks in eight months and a spat with Russia have added to concerns for the Turkish economy

The story generated more than 3,000 complaints to the Independent Press Standards Organisation

March organisers said the "security of our citizens is an absolute priority

Trump said he got most of his foreign policy information by reading various newspapers including the New York Times

Death of Loubna Lafquiri, a young mother of three, is mourned by legion of students and teachers

Another three Ukrainian officers were wounded in a blast caused by an unidentified explosive device

Islamic State has been losing territory steadily in Iraq for almost a year

Belga said the prosecutor had also denied media reports that Prospero's access badge had gone missing

Television footage showed the front and back of the fuselage as severely damaged