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Among them was Sheikh Kamal Adham, the former Saudi intelligence chief who died in 1999

The identity of the Pakistani suspect has not been confirmed

The attack comes days after US Secretary's Kabul visit to call on Taliban to resume direct peace talks

Since the downfall of Moamer Kadhafi, Libya descended into near-anarchy, ruled by rival militias

The visit comes as Cairo remains engaged in conflicts in the Middle East and competes with Iran for regional supremacy

Obama considering a trip to Hiroshima late next month

News comes days after Seoul announced 13 North Koreans fled to the South in a rare mass defection

This is the first time the count of these endangered cats has gone up since 1900

Deir al-Zor is important for Islamic State, linking its de facto capital in Raqqa with fighters in Iraq

Hanafi denies making the comments in an interview

Thousands of officers to be deployed for the annual street parade on April 14

Several parliament members accused his cabinet of corruption

New US president could choose to name a new CIA director

Syria's conflict erupted in March 2011 with anti-government protests but has since evolved into a multi-front war

Neither Al-Qaeda-affiliated Al-Nusra Front nor IS are included in a truce brokered by the US and Russia

Mosque trustee denies having seen the leaflet before, suggests it was either fake or left with malicious intent

She must face Kuczynski in a second round vote

Muslim flight crew don hijab while non-Muslim crew are forbidden from wearing revealing clothing

Greek government lodges two "very strong protests" with Macedonian authorities

Renewed hopes that the truce can form the cornerstone of a long-lasting peace deal

Attack took place in a village in Russia's Stavropol region, close to the volatile majority-Muslim North Caucasus...

The 18-year-old, named as Bourhan Hraichie, has been charged with causing grievous bodily harm and intentional choking

Kerry visited with Group of Seven foreign ministers in Hiroshima before a G7 summit next month in Japan

Israel strongly opposes the supply of the system to Iran, which does not recognise the Jewish state

Decisions on which areas receive funds are often shaped by political factors such as pleasing groups of voters

Last week, AFL condemned fans who hung up a banner reading "Go Pies! Stop the Mosques"

New discovery shows Zika may provoke an immune attack on the central nervous system

UN special envoy Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed welcomes the ceasefire and calles on all parties to respect it

There are no immediate reports of damage or injuries

At hospitals, morgues and police stations, families are involved in a heartwrenching search for loved ones

US officials urge agriculture executives and security officers to increase vigilance, report any suspicious activity

Education ministry says decision made to protect health of some 100,000 students

Chinese authorities last year declared 11 types of action "strictly prohibited" on flights and at terminals

Kerala government orders judicial inquiry into the disaster

Lieutenant Commander Edward Lin is accused of communicating secret information to representative of foreign government

Amnesty says next UN chief should be prepared to invoke UN charter to prevent and end mass atrocities

McDonalds, JD Wetherspoon are among those to receive letter asking them to stop use of medically important antibiotics

Yahoo has set an April 18 deadline for bids

Cameron announced Sunday that Britain was to launch a £10 million taskforce to scrutinise the Panama Papers

Separately, a US official said flatly that Kerry would offer no formal apology over the August 1945 bombing

More than 100 people in the community have attempted suicide since last September

The truce was only agreed by the warring sides after months of shuttle diplomacy by the UN envoy

Kerry is the first US secretary of state to visit Hiroshima and the highest-ranking administration official ever

El-Shurqat worked for a channel called Aleppo Today TV which is strongly opposed to IS militants

The party's approval rating slumped to two percent due to painful economic reforms and inability to tackle state...

Singapore on March 23 marked the first anniversary of the death of Lee Kuan Yew, the country's first prime minister

With guests set to include Saudi King Salman, the event is taking place under the highest security

Hundreds of demonstrators rallied outside Cameron's office Saturday calling for his resignation

Burj Khalifa is 828 metres (2,700 feet) high and it cost $1.5 billion to build

Abrini confesses he actually wanted to return to Paris for another attack but was spooked by the investigation