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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has exploited the turmoil to tighten its grip on parts of southeast Yemen

Pegasus Airline said the blast occurred at 2:05 am when no passengers were in the area

Discrepancies in the application raise questions about whether the two could have met in Makkah

Russian air strikes in Syria have killed hundreds of civilians and caused massive destruction in residential areas

The law was supported by 193 lawmakers out of 249 present

'We shouldn't let anybody bully his way into the presidency, because that is not who we are as Americans' Clinton

The new service would tap into Google's artificial intelligence know-how

Social media sentiment towards the chain have also hit a low

The father of toddler Aylan Kurdi has made a Christmas appeal to the world

The extent of a partnership between the second-largest US automaker, search engine giant Alphabet Inc under discussion

Australia's flagship icebreaker has overcome significant technical hurdles in its voyage

New beauty queen says she is very happy to see Iraq going forward

The plan posed a fundamental problem in terms of national rights by birthplace, says Christiane Taubira

Hassan Asif went to Australia on a student visa in 2014, before being diagnosed with advanced skin cancer

Turkey struck a deal with the EU pledging to help the overflow of migrants to Europe in return for 3 billion euros

On December 9, Dubai-based retailer Landmark halted sales of Trump merchandise at its Lifestyle stores

A vast majority of people, 821,008, landed in Greece, while 3,692 migrants died or disappeared crossing the sea

The bank has long faced political pressure to keep monetary policy loose

The lower house had already approved the proposal

China and South Korea both criticise Japan for soft-pedalling on historical issues

Authorities are currently trying to establish the whereabouts of the boy, says Kuala Lumpur police chief

Iran plans to build 20 more nuclear plants in the future

Irani president's visit scheduled for Nov as part of a tour to Italy and France was cancelled following Paris attacks

Trump also took issue with Clinton disappearing during Saturday's televised Democratic debate to go to the bathroom

It shows up in video and radio advertisements, runs across voter education websites and even appeared at Latin Grammys

The US bill, passed by Congress on Friday, bars citizens from 38 countries

The project also aims to highlight the role of potatoes in improving global food security

The announcement has been made following reports that Sangin was on the verge of falling to Taliban forces

We look at some of the best drone photography captured in 2015

Eight per cent of respondents said they did not know which candidate they would support in a Clinton-Trump competition

Police say they are investigating incident as a 'hate crime'

After five bloggers were killed this year, activists say secular writers face urgent danger

Khan was arrested after witnesses recounted how Rais had last been seen visiting his home, and made a full confession

Qantar was jailed in Israel for his part in a 1979 raid in Israel that killed four people

The series on Crackle, Sony's free streaming network, hosts A-list comedians as they ride to get coffee with Seinfeld

The playwright is a 39-year-old, former police officer born in Brussels to a family of Moroccan origin

Certain kinds of iconic big cats of west Africa and India are now in 'dramatic decline'

The Security Council adopted a resolution that renews sanctions against the Taliban and its allies

It was the first flight for the California-based company since a rocket failure in June

Report claims charity group has deep ties with Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood

Sonja Karadzic Jovicevic has been elected as deputy speaker of the parliament of Republika Srpska (RS)

The militant group's losses include the strategically important town of Tal Abyad on Syria's border

Antonio Guterres tells Security Council they cannot be blamed for the terror they are risking their lives to escape

The twin-engine plane was carrying members of India's Border Security Force

The attack has raised anxiety about violence throughout the United States

Interpol said in a statement they had arrested 87 individuals in the course of the crackdown

Russia said the decision showed the EU did not really want improved relations

We even gave some non-Muslims our religious attire to wear in the bus so that they would not be identified easily

The new rule overturns a ban that dates to 1983, when the AIDS epidemic was just emerging

Army chief General Raheel Sharif is expected in Afghanistan this week to restart the peace process broken off in July