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They have been charged with conspiracy to carry out strikes in India and outside, says investigation agency

German police last week rejected the teenager's account but nevertheless passed the case to the prosecutor's office

Originally from France, 69-year-old Matthieu Ricard reveals his secret of being the happiest person in the world

Umar Draz of Okara, Punjab faces 10 years in jail for waving Indian flag at his house

The protest sees intensifying after other women activists seek their way into Maharashtra temple

David Robert Grimes focuses on conspiracy theories such as mood landing was faked and vaccinations are unsafe, etc

The deal will make only a small dent in the country's major summer production shortfall

Flight 109 traveling to LA from London was two hours into its journey when passengers and crew members became ill

Indian president criticises former PM Narasimha Rao's inability to prevent the demolition of Mughal era mosque in 1992

The report cites documents leaked by rogue US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden

An independent review panel last month accused the UN and its agencies of grossly mishandling the allegations

Youths hurl stones at police in several parts of state and call for resignation of Chief Minister Oommen Chandy

Arrivals from Russia for 2015 dropped to 3.65 million in 2015 from around 4.5 million in the previous year

According to a police source, the man said he was carrying the weapons for self-protection

4 dead, 18 hurt in Saudi mosque bombing: state TV

US Treasury acting under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence said Putin was a picture of corruption

There was no immediate claim of responsibility but the region is a stronghold of the Islamic State group

'Rhodes Must Fall in Oxford' campaign has sparked a heated debate about how Britain remembers its imperialist past

Hong Kong leads at top position for fifth year in succession

Kansai Electric says company plans to restart its No 4 reactor in late February

Research looks at cities which were not at war and were populated by more than 300,000 people

Very rarely do the people of the Indus pay tribute to as divisive a figure as I on their birth anniversaries

The FPI is also known for harassing religious minorities like Christians and Ahmadis

Merkel, who enjoyed record high popularity ratings early last year, has grown increasingly isolated in recent months

We've gotten the Donald Trump portion out of the way, top adversary Ted Cruz said

Victoria Police can confirm it is treating the threatening phone calls as a hoax

Tehran says its Fatemiyoun Brigade, comprised of Afghan recruits, are volunteers to defend sacred Shia sites in Syria

Sony says its net profit came in at $1.95 billion for the April-December period

Iraqi forces, boosted by US training, have evicted insurgents from large parts of Ramadi

Pilots had been flying too low as they attempted to land on an island during a typhoon

The 40-foot-long whale was found on Juhu beach in the north of the teeming western Indian city

FBI says they released footage of fatal incident to clear up "inaccurate and inflammatory accounts of what unfolded"

Many work in settlements only because Israel’s stifling of the Palestinian economy has deprived them of alternatives

Reactions will include 'love', 'haha', 'yay', 'wow', 'sad' and 'angry', each of which has a...

In Veracruz, seven state police officers have been charged with forced disappearances of five young people

People advised to stop using the adapters and bring them to an Apple shop for replacement

Iran is strongest ally of President Bashar al-Assad, while European countries back his mainly Sunni Muslim opponents

Energy specialist says US needs to be concerned over broader impact of lower oil prices on international economy

Animal rights group Peta said that the elephant's death was "no surprise"

The bullet tore through Meyer's arm and struck Ciara Meyer, 12, in the chest as she stood behind her father

Lt-Gen John Nicholson is slated to replace Gen John Campbell, whose 18-month tour in Afghanistan is coming to end

Zika is linked to a rise in cases of microcephaly, abnormally small heads and brains, in babies born to infected women

Canada stopped sharing data after discovering the information mistakenly contained personal details about Canadians

The feature allows people to "broadcast" live to viewers at the social network

The suspect had appeared in a propaganda video promoting Islamic State's "health service" in Syria

Facebook (FB.O) surged 15.5 percent in its biggest one-day leap since 2013

Petition calls for world leaders to commit $1.4 billion to make sure all Syrian children get an education

The two Nordic countries are struggling to cope with an influx of refugees & migrants fleeing misery in Middle East

Detainees are forced to become informers, or join counter freedom-fighter organisations, claims report

The plant remains were retrieved from burial pits around the tomb of Liu Qi, the fourth emperor of the Han dynasty