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"I am suspending my campaign, but never my commitment to achieving security through strength for the American people"

The breach came after American spies damaged an Iranian nuclear facility with the Stuxnet computer worm

The authorities have stepped up arrests since a November 24 bomb attack on a bus in Tunis

The 28-year-old woman went missing on February 1 this year in Rohtak city in northern Haryana state

‘Go Seva Parivar’ organisation initiated the month-long campaign in November

Zuhair Kutbi was also banned from writing for 15 years and fined 100,000 riyals, says lawyer

Obviously, Trump has a response to the Miss Universe fiasco

It is designed to shoot down rockets held by Israeli antagonists with ranges of 100 to 200 km

Mobile transporter rail car carries the robotic arm from one location to another on the outside of the orbiting lab

Says fed up with recurring scandals

Revolutionary court declares local spiritual leader's death sentence invalid

The minister personally went to a Delhi court to sue Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal seeking Rs 100 million in damages

Foreign ministry says US measure had been passed "under pressure from Zionist lobby and currents opposed to JCPOA"

Decision comes less than a week after Los Angeles city officials took a similar decision

The threat comes after police arrested extremists linked to the Islamic State group

The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack near Bagram during a joint patrol of NATO and Afghan forces

Airlines are especially jittery after Islamic State claimed responsible for downing a Russian jet in Egypt in October

A national survey by the Pew Research Center found 37% of respondents approve of the way Obama is handling terrorism

Bus crash in Thailand kills 13 Malaysian tourists and severely injured several others

The results mean the parliament will put an end to the country's traditional bi-party system

The UN Security Council unanimously approved resolution endorsing an international road map for a Syrian peace process

The two suspects arrested near central Brussels will go before a judge on Monday

Number of students enrolled in Arabic college courses tripled to more than 32,000 from 2002 to 2013

David's Sling is designed to shoot down rockets with ranges of 100 to 200 km

Le Drian to hold meeting with Russian counterpart to request an increase in strikes against IS in Syria

There were 459 passengers and 14 crew members on board, traveling from Mauritius to Paris

Some experts believe the extremist group's luck has changed

These attacks came despite a seven-day ceasefire in conjunction with peace talks in Switzerland

The suspicious object was made out of cardboard and paper and contained a timer

Officials say all but two of Helmand's 14 districts are effectively controlled or heavily contested by Taliban

Destiny Velez launched a tirade against Islam and filmmaker Michael Moore on Twitter

Collapse of a garment factory, one of the world's worst industrial disasters, killed more than 1,100 people

According to China Daily, Liu Yuejin has been appointed as commissioner of counter-terrorism

In-flight meals served on board its flights are completely halal, with alcohol consumption strictly prohibited

Premier Li Keqiang has ordered official investigation into Sunday's landslide in southern boomtown of Shenzhen

The Indian Supreme Court says there are no legal grounds for the rapist's continued detention

India's Supreme Court Monday rejected an appeal against the release of the youngest convict in a fatal gang-rape

Police have ruled out possibility of it being a terrorist incident

Strike conducted against individuals threatening the force, US Army Colonel Michael Lawhorn said

US Democratic presidential candidate narrates heart-wrenching story of Captain Humayun Khan

The policy to treat Taliban fighters is a sore point at a time when casualties among security forces are soaring

Guthrie joined Google in 2011 and is currently Singapore-based managing director for agencies in the Asia-Pacific

The comments made by Vladimir Putin come from a documentary called 'World Order' aired on Russian channel

Vienna says that nations which do not accept their share of refugees under European Union quotas should face sanctions

Counterterrorism experts say it is impossible to keep track of online activity being generated by IS and sympathisers

Opposition Socialists are seen coming second with 79 to 85 seats

SpaceX will attempt to land first stage of its Falcon 9 rocket in an upright position on solid ground

2,100 factories in city have been ordered to either stop or scale back production in effort to cut emissions

Abdeslam bragged about killing people with a Kalashnikov, adding that his brother Brahim had blown himself up

Israel's attorney-general instructed police to investigate the reports after Shalom's announcement