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Two massive suicide blasts by men with bombs in their bags hit Zaventem Airport earlier this week

The commendable move comes after around 35 people were killed in bombings in Brussels this week

The deal is expected to be announced formally on Wednesday

A lone musician played a cello as a mourner waved a banner reading "United against hate"

The security alert came in the wake of terror attacks in Brussels

There were extraordinary scenes of clapping and cheering from Cubans in the theater

Rob Ford had been undergoing treatment for an aggressive form of cancer

The company alleges Ola employees and agents booked and then cancelled rides with Uber across several Indian cities

Delhi airport officials say 3 Jet Airways flights landed safely, however, 2 were diverted from their destinations

Hussein al Radi was detained after Gulf Arab states declared Hezbollah a "terrorist" group earlier this month

The New York police department said there was no indication that the attacks in Belgium were connected to New York

Egyptian foreign ministry also condemned the attacks that left at least 26 people dead and dozens wounded in Brussels

Incident has raised fears that the Philippines will be seen as a haven for money-laundering

His statements came after at least 26 people were killed in attacks at Brussels airport and a metro station on Tuesday

At least 26 people have been killed so far in the attack on Brussels Airport

Some 650 million people do not have access to safe water, putting them at risk of diseases and premature death

Airlines' operational histories, incident records, operational excellence were taken into consideration in the survey

Two attackers lunged at his neck with sharp weapons while the 68-year-old was taking his regular morning walk

The virus was confirmed in a 67-year-old man who had not been overseas

The incident comes after the country installed a range of safety measures following accidents

With a judgement on Bosnian Serb leader due on Thursday, prosecutors say they have fulfilled a tough mission

A computer system malfunction forced Japan's All Nippon Airways to cancel more than 100 domestic flights

DEA says woman, who had arrived at terminal on Friday for a flight, abandoned her belongings before escaping on foot

Good news for the Japanese game giant that was long reluctant to stray from its console-only policy

Islamic State group claims responsibility for the attacks

Some 650 million people do not have access to clean water

Bollywood superstar allegedly took more time to sing the national anthem than the mandated 52 seconds

The milestone was announced by Spotify's CEO Daniel Ek as he commented positively about President Obama's Cuba visit

Naval official says an aircraft mishap team was on board to investigate Friday's accident

Firebase Bell, as the artillery outpost is called, is the first independent US base of its kind in Iraq

Nearly one third of French Internet users run ad blocking software

The circumstances of the incident were not immediately clear

The new launches came as the FBI moved to postpone a high-profile court battle with the US government on encryption

Hollande's office on Saturday announced the long-delayed meeting with five victims' associations f

He and others conspired to conduct hundreds of millions of dollars in financial transactions for the Iranian govt

Israel regards the city as its capital but many countries, including US, have resisted moving their missions there

Authorities have seen a trend of teenage children involved in activities that they should really not be involved in

The company did not describe the circumstances of his death but Grove had suffered from Parkinson's

The group first announced it was fighting alongside Assad's troops in 2013

Gawker, publisher slapped with punitive damages over Hulk Hogan sex tape

Obama's visit to Cuba, the first by a US president in 88 years

The high-stakes case has pitted Apple against the FBI

The couple, who do not want to be identified, went to court on Thursday to sign their marriage licence

The iPhone SE will debut at $399 for US customers

Obama, meeting Castro for only the third time for formal talks, was the first US president in Cuba since 1928

The infant may have been thrown or handed out of the car window as it sank, says report

Benhur Samson says he founded the agency in response to interest from clients

The man went into the bakery, forced everyone out of it, lay down on the bomb and blew himself up, says report

The striking union representing around a fifth of air traffic controllers is campaigning against job cuts

The Flydubai plane crashed at an airport in southern Russia, killing all 62 people onboard