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Indian PM is seeking rural votes after impact of unseasonal rains and two years of drought dented his popularity

Yesterday, a Turkish official said at least nine of the dead were German

Math Sor told the court she was captured with about 30 other women in her north-eastern village by Khmer Rouge cadres

With approximately 3.3 million Muslims currently residing in US, the number is set to increase

Questioning will be carried out by Chief District Prosecutor Ingrid Isgren and a police investigator

'There is no place in the French republic for groups which provoke and call for terrorism or hate' Bernard Cazeneuve

General Dalbir Singh says lessons need to be learnt from Pathankot operation

Belgian investigators found fingerprints from Abaaoud and suicide bomber Bilal Hadfi

US Secretary of State John Kerry called Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif to discuss the incident

The man's fingerprints were said to be on record with the Turkish authorities

While delays due to snow or wet leaves on tracks are familiar to commuters, many responded to this with disbelief

According to UN, more than 5,500 Tunisians, mostly aged between 18 and 35, have joined terrorist organisations

Ministry of economic affairs says it will first investigate why they beached and then will remove them

The man was fired after his company discovered he was using Yahoo Messenger to chat with his fiancee and brother

The amended bill would allow Danish authorities to seize migrants' cash exceeding 10,000 kroner

A source said the boy had said he was "ashamed" that he did not manage to kill the 35-year-old teacher

The militant group whose origins are in northeastern Nigeria has stepped up attacks in neighbouring Cameroon

The New Republic is up for sale again after Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes decided to throw in the towel

Police also seized documents and CDs during a search of the premises where the suspects were staying

A Gaza health ministry spokesperson said one person was killed and three wounded on a beach

System anomalies caused drivers to take the wheel 272 times in California test cars in the 14 months

It lived somewhere between the last five million and 12,000 years ago

Officials from Iran and the United States were negotiating to free the crew

Police says male trekker was tied to a tree and the female was repeatedly raped before three of her fingers were cut

Marseille's top Jewish leader has called on Jewish men and boys to stop wearing kippa "until better days"

Israel refuses to confirm or deny it has such weapons or to sign up to nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty

Abraaj tied up with India's Aditya Birla Group to invest jointly in building and operating new solar power plants

The blue penguin was born on Bowie's 69th birthday

Israel has detained two Palestinian men who refused to heed a military expulsion order from their hometown

There are no concrete indications of attack targets but the authorities are very, very alert

A team continues to scour the southern Indian Ocean seabed in hope of finding the final resting place of MH370

ISS official says outage is similar to power failure in Oct 2014 involving sequential shunt unit at orbiting outpost

Ciara Meyer died when Constable Clarke Steele fired a single shot at her father

Hilltop temple bars women of reproductive age, only allowing entry to girls aged under 10 and women over 50

US president says insulting Muslims hurt United States and "betrayed" its identity

Samar Badawi, who has been under travel ban since December 2014, will appear before judge on Tuesday

Obama says some of the places in Asia, Africa may become safe havens for new terrorist networks

There are no immediate reports regarding the casualties and damages caused

Six tonnes of the exported heavy water will be used in nuclear facilities and the rest in American research centres

From "Space Oddity" to "Starman" and "Life on Mars," Bowie's lyrics echoed into space over the decades

According to the owner, this was the third burglary attempt in two years

The man was detained on May 18 following the arrest of another Frenchman for drug possession

I don't think history will forgive Obama, says Riad Hijab

The military said troops had fired at 'rioters who hurled firebombs and rocks at the soldiers'

Over the past 48 hours, more than 120 air strikes by Russian warplanes targeted Salma and its outskirts

Police also found chemicals and equipment to manufacture and process the drugs

Afghan deputy foreign minister thinks after 30 years, Taliban are interested and inclined towards joining the process

The Democratic president was asked if he could envision Trump making his own State of the Union speech as president

Iranian Air Force continues to operate several F-4s bought from United States before Iran's 1979 Islamic revolution

Iraq is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists, especially those from the country