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Obama's remarks came a day after his first visit to a US mosque, where he sought to allay fears of Americans

The ensuing police sweep has seen about 20 suspected militants arrested, and exposed a tangled web of splinter cells

Sanders hammers home his opposition to what he believes is corrosive power of Wall Street on American democracy

Australian national has been holed up in Ecuadoran embassy since June 2012 to avoid arrest and extradition to Sweden

Brazil's biggest retailer says supermarket sales of repellant were up 120 per cent in the first weeks of 2016

He said the Saudi government had indicated a willingness to do more in the fight against Islamic State

China's constitution proclaims freedom of belief, but the atheist ruling Communist Party has kept a tight rein

The deployment would include pilots, mechanics, spare parts and equipment

US says its rocket launches are aimed at developing an inter-continental ballistic missile capable of striking the US

Cameron landed himself in his current position by promising to hold a referendum on Europe if he won the 2015 election

The plunge in oil prices to around $30 a barrel from over $100 two years ago is causing major problem

Customers are interested in being surprised, in an era when most are familiar with a restaurant's fare via Instagram

Some 260,000 people have been killed in the five-year conflict and 4.6 million people have left the country

It is a precautionary measure to combat the mosquito-borne Zika virus

Tax bureacrats claim his film could provoke a law and order problem in India where gay sex is a criminal offence

Any Muslim is welcome in Makkah and Madina... and this includes the Iranian pilgrims, says Saudi foreign minister

Ninety ships including from the US, French, British & Chinese navies are taking part in the international fleet review

The alert was raised by a note pinned to the interior of the plane with a knife that read 'bomb threat'

We compare economy and first class food of 19 airlines

Spies working for MI5 personally approached new converts, asking to work for the agency, claims new study

Last year's hike marked the strongest rise in global air traffic since global post-financial crisis rebound in 2010

Pyongyang has announced it will launch a satellite-bearing rocket sometime between February 8-25

Akkol has been wanted for 20 years over killing of Ozdemir Sabanci, head of one of Turkey's largest industrial empires

The two Israelis were minors at time of the chilling attack in which they snatched Abu Khdeir and killed him

A survey says a large number of Muslims consider rising Islamophobia as most important issue in the upcoming elections

The foreign ministry's statement comes a day after Russia accused Turkey of breaching the Open Skies treaty

Stephen Kurlow, 14, quit ballet after her family converted to Islam six years ago

43-year-old was arrested at New York‘s JFK airport while returning to the United States from Pakistan on January 7

If these predictions are to believed the world 10 years from now will be a more dangerous place

Religion is not actually at the heart of these conflicts — invariably, politics is to blame

Around 20 planes took part in the raid, including French Rafale fighters

Public viewing has been halted in hope that Ri Ri will take advantage of fleeting window that Shin Shin is in heat

Police says it suspects four people of having planned a serious act threatening security of state

Iran-born Anousheh Ansari is a computer scientist, an entrepreneur, and the first Muslim woman to go to space

The index is based on the highest charitable donations as a percentage of a country's gross domestic product

Officials say strike targeted a car in which Jalal Baleedi and two of his aides were travelling

Once the disbursement is made, IMF will still have to release $1.1b of the total $6.7b loan agreed 3 years ago

The two agreed to work together on aircraft carriers to balance China's expanding military power in the region

Airlines and hotel chains have said it is too early to tell if the Zika epidemic is affecting bookings

A total of 115 journalists have been killed in Pakistan since 1990

Churches' stance came as human rights chief said children held at Wickham Point suffered high levels of mental illness

Iraqi-British architect says she is very proud to be first woman to receive honour in her own right

The overall figure was a 22 percent reduction from the 1,168 anti-Semitic incidents in 2014

US military has already taken delivery of dozens of planes but new batches continue to be refined and tested

A separate bill would allow permit holders to carry weapons on college campuses, where they are currently banned

Defence ministry says officer was training Syrian soldiers in use of new weapons when he was fatally wounded on Monday

Aramco produces more than 70 percent of the Saudi government’s revenue

Switzerland has given around $12 million to alleviate the suffering of people affected by the Boko Haram crisis

Scheduled for completion by 2020, the giant development would span 160 square miles

WikiLeaks founder said earlier that he expected to be treated as a free man if the panel rules in his favour