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The dentist ripped out healthy teeth and left dozens of patients in a remote village with broken jaws

Indonesia, whose more than 200 million Muslims largely practice a moderate Islam, has close relations with the US

Two years ago today, 239 people on board Malaysian Airlines 370 disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing

There is more to it than you may think

According to local police, the girl's 24-year-old friend was a former fighter in Syria

This can happen if two eggs from the same mother are fertilised by sperm from two different men

Malala and activist Muzoon Almellehan appear together in the video

The unnamed 40-year-old pilot was stopped minutes before taking off by police

The 71 executions so far this year include 47 death sentences for 'terrorism'

Israel says the projects are built illegally but aid groups say that obtaining necessary permits is nearly impossible

Satellite imagery from Japan's tsunami-ravaged Pacific coast shows the catastrophic aftermath of communities destroyed

The latest round of voting comes amid a rapidly evolving situation in the Republican fight for the nomination

In view of the current situation, the Swiss brand has suspended negotiations and decided not to renew the contract

Turkey is the main launching point for migrants making the dangerous crossing over the Aegean Sea to the Greek islands

The commission is made up mainly of professors and leaders of non-profit groups appointed by the president

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Justice Pasha says besides denying equality, Muslim personal laws in India also deny women’s right to property

The holistic medical philosophy of improvement of a patient’s life requires case-wise consideration.

Tehran says test was intended to show Iran's deterrent power, ability to confront threats against Islamic revolution

McGrath and Torres were on a personal trip and not studying abroad

Investigators say MH370 wreckage has still not been found despite continuing search in south Indian Ocean

Dubai property prices have been more volatile in the past decade than in other centres

Victim's parents say she dropped out of school after being stalked by a 20-year-old man

He hopes that the numbers on YouTube will lure sponsors into supporting #TheMockingBirdMan

Country has been plagued by violence between mainly Muslim Seleka rebels and Christian anti-balaka militias

It also attacked the server of a major software firm specialising in providing security software for Internet banking

Met Police spokesperson says two men, aged 39 and 41, have been arrested under the Public Order Act

North Carolina Office of State Archaeology says It would be first Civil War-era vessel found in the area in decades

Space is our future and should be shared by all human beings, he says

Her book features her interviews with 40 Saudi women from a variety of fields, alongside their photographs

The public prosecutor has requested that the court impose 'coercive measures'

China has come under fire from the US and its allies over its land reclamation activities in the South China Sea

Some vocal Twitter critics have tempered their views since December

The self-made billionaire and philanthropist, perhaps best known nationally for campaigning to tighten gun controls

The White House said the Israeli government had requested a Netanyahu meeting with Obama on either March 18 or 19

Uber hits back against a news story alleging that scores of passengers had filed rape complaints

Panel head Robert George says it is unfortunate that a secular democracy like India refused a visit

Taliban said it would not take part in peace talks brokered by Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the US

Civil code still prohibits only women from remarrying within a specified period after divorce, claims rights group

US govt agency says ZTE used series of shell companies to illicitly re-export controlled items to sanctioned countries

It alleges that the Boeing 777 aircraft flown by Malaysia Airlines was a defective product

The party denies that its leaders committed any atrocities

The raids, which began in 2003, had killed between 113 and 136 militants prior to the latest operation

The fund currently has $10.3 billion in pledges and has a goal to spend $2.5 billion on projects in 2016

The UN Security Council put in place its latest round of sanctions, drafted by China and the United States, last week

298 passengers and crew, the majority of them Dutch, died when the plane was shot down over war-torn eastern Ukraine

In France more than 86,000 women a year are victims of rape or attempted rape, but only 13 percent complain to police

The report will be published annually

The order, signed by Mayor Bill de Blasio and effective immediately

Ten members of security forces were also killed in the fighting in Ben Guerdane