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The 37-year-old's comments, which Nike described as "abhorrent", touched off a firestorm of international criticism

Bosses from BT, Marks & Spencer, Asda and oil firm BP argue that access to EU's single market enabled firms to grow

Court appointed psychiatrist concluded that the principal accused lied about his mental state to avoid judgement

Donald Trump, is the man to beat as he seeks a third straight win after New Hampshire and South Carolina

Delhi water minister Kapil Mishra tweeted that the crisis was "not over yet" and urged residents to conserve water

Uber said on Monday it would not be changing the way it screened its drivers following the weekend shooting spree

Jat leaders reached a deal late to end protests that paralysed Haryana and cut water to Delhi's 20 million residents

The bill proposed by California state Assembly member follows efforts in several countries to fight anorexia nervosa

The state wants to eventually reduce the population of the Jungle to 2,000 people

President Barack Obama's administration has failed to provide basic transparency into the drone program

Israel however, says it was sceptical the deal would hold

Creatures such as black bears and leopards are being driven by hunger into nearby settlements

Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg has offered support to Apple

The movie focuses on Afghanistan, deleting Barker's adventures in Pakistan

Lawyers for the accused say prisoners' objections to being touched must be respected on religious grounds

Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's office and US defense officials have not yet responded to requests for comment

Late Ayatollah Khomeini, issued a fatwa, calling on Muslims to the kill the author

Sartaj Aziz confirms Maulana Azhar has been under protective custody

The announcement comes just one day after the deadliest extremist attack in the nearly five-year war

Attack injures local police chief on eve of latest round of quadrilateral talks to revive peace process with Taliban

Technology-related addictions have neural features similar to substance and gambling craze, finds new study

The fighting broke out when rebels ambushed a paramilitary convoy on Saturday

Placing fingers on bumps are called ‘home row’, meaning the row where one rests his fingers without seeing...

Retreat comes days before fourth round of talks scheduled between Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and US in Kabul

Chinese president has told official news agency and state broadcaster to follow the Communist Party line

There has to be concrete action on the ground to put a stop to the killings of Muslims, says Prince Turki al-Fasial

Russia now hopes to reap economic and trade benefits from nuclear deal and lifting of sanctions on Iran last month

World oil prices have dropped by more than 70 per cent since June 2014

Last week China confirmed that it has 'weapons' on Woody Island in the disputed Paracels chain

A taped conversation between the three astronauts indicated they heard mysterious sounds which they never reported

With 5G, downloading feature-length movies could take less than five seconds

The talks were offered despite a longstanding condition that North Korea first move to cut its nuclear arsenal

Doctors cut open Guddu’s skull to pull out the metal spike

Emma Coronel says that she had no proof that he was in the drug trade

The arrest raised fears over freedom of speech in the country's top universities

He says Syrian opposition has agreed to the 'possibility' of a temporary truce, and would meet in Riyadh on Tuesday

National Geographic has brought back lost images, never seen before, and exposed them to new audiences.

The unstoppable woman raised both arms jubilantly in the air and exclaimed after being introduced to the president

Blasts struck about 400 m from revered Shia shrine containing grave of a granddaughter of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)

The New Day will go on sale on February 29 and offer an "upbeat, optimistic approach and will be politically neutral"

Apple claims that cooperating with FBI probe would undermine overall security for its devices

Study reveals internet use can cause family relationships to disconnect or become conflicted

Asha has humanised hundreds of asylum seekers who face deportation from Australia to a detention camp in Nauru

High unemployment and poverty in Egypt have driven many young Egyptians to religious extremism, Elhamy Ibrahim says

The 32, including an Iranian and an Afghan, were detained in 2013 sparking expressions of concern among Saudi Shias

Rioting escalated over the weekend across Haryana, a largely rural state of 25 million

Hussein Adil is one of growing number of Iraqi artists looking for new ways of tackling violence they grew up with

The attack began on Saturday when militants shot at a bus carrying police before breaking into the training institute

Dandong is home to many ethnic Korean Chinese traders who deal with both North and South Korean businessmen

Suri says in contrast to past big bang rollouts of mobile equipment cycles, 5G will require lots of equipment upgrades