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Asylum-seekers attempting to arrive in Australia by boat are sent to camps in Papua New Guinea and Nauru

Siamak Namazi, a dual US-Iranian citizen, was detained by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in October

Since October 1, Palestinian knife, gun and car-ramming attacks have taken the lives of 27 Israelis

Trump's victory lap came after his resounding win on Saturday in the South Carolina primary

Zuckerberg appeared at Samsung event to announce partnership to promote use of virtual reality on the social network

The proposed power plant will have two units of 660 MW that will generate power for local consumption

Apparently, fear is expected of women

He is believed to be the gunman who opened fire, killing six people and seriously wounding two others

In 2011 to 2015, China's arms imports fell 25 percent compared with the previous five year period

The writer and comedian is touching a still rawer nerve in her new show "The Kardashians Made Me Do It"

Victims have an interest in the information which goes beyond the Justice Department's criminal investigation

Country is tenth largest arms importer in the world, says new report

Car bombing and two suicide attacks ripped through the area of the Sayyida Zeinab shrine

The Jat caste is leading the protests in Haryana, demanding quotas for government jobs and university placements

New research defies Copernican principle which says there are worlds similar to our own among terrestrial planets

Law helped organise a petition to Prime Minister David Cameron this week

The Haryana government agreed last year to grant 10 percent reservation to Jats

Malaysia has been on high alert since a bomb and gun attack in Indonesia's capital in January

Goal of the course is not to 'champion one religion over another' but to increase the study of religion, says lecturer

Three successive proposals by Google for an amicable settlement have been rejected

Pontiff says the commandment "You shall not kill" has absolute value and applies to both the innocent and the guilty

The journalists were kidnapped while in the southeastern city of Mardin more than 48 hours ago

The bank has since changed its policy and is now allowing women wearing hijab to enter the premises

The statement came in response to Mr. Trump’s remarks at a campaign rally on Friday night

We have no choice but to get completely speculative

Five or six motorcycle-borne attackers cut the throat of the priest, Jogeshwar Roy, 55, as he was organising prayers

Sentence has been viewed by fellow authors, journalists, and rights activists as an affront to freedom of expression

Snowden says he wants a trial where he could make 'a public interest defense' then have jurors decide his case

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says most of those killed appeared to be civilians

Militants, who are fighting against Indian rule of disputed Himalayan region, had fled to a government building

There were no injuries or civilian damage in the crash of the state-of-the-art $14-million MQ-9 Reaper

150 people have been injured since Friday when officers fired on rioters

Company says water has been cleared and there has been no impact on the environment

Some Republicans fear that the appeal of Trump and Cruz will simply be too narrow

Trump lampooning Bush as a mama's boy dependent on riding his family coattails for his past success

Up to a billion people are not yet online in India and are wary of e-commerce sites

The suspect was described as a white male in his late 50s, who drove a blue station wagon.

All schools, many of which are being used as evacuation centres, were ordered closed for one week

Many US banks are installing new ATMs to allow customers to order cash on a mobile application

Assad said the support of his Russian and Iranian allies had been "essential" in the recent major advances made

Hundreds of supporters at the Trump watch party in Spartanburg waved Trump signs

Davutoglu says 22 suspects have been detained over Ankara bombing

It was not clear whether the arrested suspects were linked to the gun and suicide attacks in Jakarta last month

Nearly 50 people killed in US air strikes on a suspected Islamic State training camp, Serbia's prime minister says

Village head says mobile phones distracted unmarried women from carrying out studies, household chores in village

Some 200 people, most of them Palestinians, took part in the anniversary demonstration

Zika has been linked to microcephaly, a birth defect in which the infant is born with an abnormally small head

An SIT would visit India in March after which the foreign secretaries would hold their impending meeting, sources say

Says the vote will be "one of the biggest decisions this country will face in our lifetimes"

All the civilians present inside the building have been evacuated, police say