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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

US Secretary of State John Kerry's strongly worded remarks come hours after peace talks were suspended

Muhammad was part of US gold medal team at the world championships in 2014

Campaign spokesperson says Trump traveled the rest of the way in a small charter aircraft

Terminated workers were among 53 Somali Muslims who walked off the job after company changed prayer break policy

In 2014 Obama launched coalition to bomb IS terrorists in Iraq, Syria, saying no US boots would be on the ground

Despite the long-standing ties, Saudi Arabia now harms American national interests as much as it helps them

50 per cent of respondents think Obama's successor should be careful not to criticize Islam as a whole

US President calls on Muslims to help tackle radicalisation

US president praises American Muslims as upstanding citizens and thanks them for helping their community

The unmanned plane had been based in Turkey's Incirlik air base

The first-time senator from Texas had committed fraud and lied to voters, says Trump

The underworld has been featured in an updated list of financial sanctions by the British government

The shop, in the centre of the resort town of Propriano, was "hit with a torrent of heavy-weapons fire

Initially, South Korean authorities feared that balloons might be filled with biochemical substances

Crucially, that shift coincided with the beginning of a record influx of asylum seekers to Germany

Junaid Qadir supplied online pharmacies with counterfeit Phentermine, Lorazepam, Diazepam and Viagra

Over the last several days, tens of thousands have been stranded at the city's trains stations due to weather

Afghan defence ministry says Monday's strikes were carried out by the Afghan air force with the support of NATO troops

The soldiers were hit as they patrolled a glacier at an altitude of 5,800 metres

Ibtihaj Muhammad, 30, qualified for the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio last weekend

Twitter spat began between the two as veteran actor Anupam Kher said he is scared to openly call himself a Hindu

'I don't see why these air strikes should stop' Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov

Some cite the reported sightings of UFOs in the world and claim that humans are not alone in this universe

Law that took effect in 2015 allows adults to possess small amounts of marijuana, grow, and consume it at home

The launch could advance North Korea's long-range missile technology

The airplane, with around 60 passengers, landed safely but two passengers were slightly injured

Business is booming because there are not enough mosques and Muslim seminaries in the West to meet demand

Boeing was willing to back the project with billions of dollars in investment to India

'I will always defend the right of Palestinians to have a state of their own'

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

The Afghan government declared Wasil Ahmad a hero for leading a militia’s defense against a Taliban siege last year