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The Israelis say they need a big increase in US defense aid to offset the windfall their arch-enemy, Iran

The devices mimic cell towers and intercept signals from nearby phones to gather information

The two countries have increased military ties in recent years, holding naval exercises in the Indian Ocean

Investigators found numerous Facebook postings in which the defendant had expressed hatred for Muslims

'Hedi' is the debut feature-length film of Tunisian filmmaker Mohamed Ben Attia

They also agreed to immediately "accelerate and expand" humanitarian aid to the war-torn country

CIA believes that the IS group has the ability to make small amounts of mustard or chlorine gas for weapons

Russian prime minister says US and Russia must exert pressure on all sides in conflict in order to secure a ceasefire

It took scientists months to verify their data and put it through a process of peer-review before announcing it today

Governor Rodriguez says clash erupted at Topo Chico prison in industrial city of Monterrey

Attacker opens fire at local education department offices in Jizan region, says interior ministry

Ahmed Ali, 39, was interrogated for a number of hours by police officers and was taken off a Thomson flight

Delhi government first introduced the experiment for two weeks in January as dangerous levels of haze choked the city

Republican Senator Bob Corker alleges Islamabad of backing militants involved in targeting US troops in Afghanistan

The attacker was later shot dead by police from a nearby checkpoint who approached after hearing the firing

After 18 months of conversion, I went to my first mosque and met other Muslims, writes Alan Rooney

The US giant faces challenges from activists over alleged depletion of groundwater

China lays claim to most of South China Sea, while Brunei, Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam have rival claims

Construction cost estimates have ranged from £300 million to £400 million

Anat Berko of Likud party says letter P does not exist in Arabic, so borrowed term Palestine is worth debating

Iran holds annual celebrations commemorating its 1979 revolution

Reinhold Hanning was taken to court seven decades after the defeat of the Nazis

Pyongyang says it is placing Kaesong under military control and cutting two key communication hotlines with Seoul

Cambodian women in particular are under intense pressure to retain their virginity until marriage

Panic grips city after a woman claimed to have spotted a leopard six kilometres away from Vibgyor school

Group says it was plotting to avenge the deaths of Muslims in Iraq and across the world by America and Britain

Gershad works by plotting the location of morality police checkpoints on maps of different Iranian cities

Hanumanthappa Koppad was rescued late on Monday after spending six days trapped on the world's highest battlefield

Nine-year-old Domenic Pace, who has battled cystic fibrosis throughout his life, idolises Marvel superhero Iron Man

Many Egyptians took exception to this display of extravagance; especially as the homes were being made for the poor

United States carried out around 400 air strikes last year from some 1,100 in 2014, when it was in full combat mode

Burden remains on self-driving car manufacturers to prove that their vehicles meet rigorous federal safety standards

The F-35 A may reach a price tag for US military and foreign clients of about $80-85 million

So-called sadvertising has exploded around world as brands jostle to engage customers and stand out from competitors

Last December, the European Space Agency launched a lab to seek out gravitational waves in space

Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg condemned Andreessen's Twitter outburst in a Facebook post on Wednesday

191 members of IMN have been charged with illegal possession of firearms and causing public disturbance

Burger King has introduced a new menu item after its salads and healthier offerings struggled to tempt diners

The number of sexual offence complaints almost quadrupled at this year's carnival celebrations in Cologne

Diego Piacentini will take a leave of absence to lead the prime minister's digital technology office in Italy

Visitors from only 11 countries are not eligible for a visa on arrival in Iran

The cabinet has eight new ministers, including five new women, with an average age of 38

Twitter user base declined slightly to 305 million from 307 million in the previous quarter

Senate Republican Cory Gardner pointed to growing instability on the Korean peninsula as a need for swift action

David Shelley, chief executive of Little, Brown Book Group, said the script was being published due to public demand

The camp in Dikwa is currently home to people from six local government areas in Borno

The US-led coalition has waged a separate air campaign against IS since September 2014

Authorities in southern Tamil Nadu state had claimed that meteorite fatally struck bus driver and injured 3 others

Annie and John Betar will take to Twitter to advise this era’s love birds on life and marriage

The tweaked format aims to inject new life into the struggling one-to-many messaging service