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The ULFA is one of the largest of the many rebel groups active in India's restive northeast

Britain has granted nearly 4 billion pounds of export licences for arms to Saudi Arabia in the past five years

An official dinner for Rouhani by French President was cancelled after Iran insisted it had to be alcohol-free

Detroit police are looking for the homeless man to see if he wants to press assault charges against the employee

Local reports say it was not the first time the man was arrested for the same offence

Iranian troops are being trained in Russia to operate the surface-to-air missile systems

A Chinese client based in Hong Kong who wished to remain anonymous, bought the diamond weighing 16.08 carats

The move triggers a flood of support online from well-wishers urging clemency

On hearing the sentence, gunman shouted at the judge and gave a Heil Hitler salute as he was removed from the court

One-time Modi mentor LK Advani issues statement that appears to accuse PM of failing to seek consensus

The country's Seismology and Vulcanology Institute urges authorities to take precautionary measures for air traffic

A peace process to end nearly 70 years of conflict between Israel and Palestine has stalled for more than a year

'Safe Delivery App' provides simplified instructions and animated films to deal with birthing complications

Almost every night, vigilantes lie in wait for suspected cattle smugglers in the desert state of Rajasthan

The plane marks a new chapter for Japan's aviation sector, which last built a commercial airliner in 1962

One indictment charged three people in the computer breach against the huge bank and other organisations

Pentagon and Moscow officials drew up a memorandum of understanding on flight safety guidelines

The plane's owner, Augusto Lewkowicz, said nine people were on board including two pilots.

They protest over BJP move to fix pensions for ex-army personnel

The free map service will guide Android users to destinations without relying on internet connections

The president accused the United States and its allies of looking to shackle Moscow's nuclear capabilities

Researchers compared 20 obese children and teenagers to 20 normal weight peers, and found 40 percent were at high-risk

Fleetwood, who suffered from a rare form of connective tissue cancer, had been a fan since he was eight years old

The incident occurred in an area adjacent to Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem

The new bill would make it easier for Britain's security services to access encrypted communications

The govt's reforms will open up 15 areas of economy, including lifting the cap on FDI in the critical defence sector

With the lifting of the state of emergency, all fundamental rights that were suspended, have been restored

Bidhya Devi Bhandari says her work on strengthening the political voice of Nepali women is not over yet

Public prosectors have asked that he be sentenced to 66 years in jail

These include decisions over the EU's single market, banking regulation and financial stability supervision

Francis says the Church should be "restless, always closer to the abandoned ones, the forgotten ones"

The study involved a sample of 1,095 people in Denmark

First five locomotives will be imported and remaining 795 made in new factory

Weighing over 800 pounds, 12-and a half-foot long alligator lifted with forklift after being captured

TRT interviewing Pakistan's top journalists and editors for its new English-language project TRTWorld

The mainly Shia Hazaras have long suffered ill-treatment and persecution in Afghanistan

An Indian embassy official confirms that two nationals were wounded and are in stable condition

The only way to deal with it the refugee crisis is to close the Netherlands borders, says Dutch politician

Students are asked to sign a 'commitment card' prohibiting them from engaging in premarital sex

Victim was speaking in Swahili when she was brutally attacked by another woman

According to an estimate, Saudi Arabia emits 527 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year

Missouri, US, has been home to increasing racial tensions after police shot and killed an unarmed young black man

Cuajinicuilapa is famous for its mixture of cultures derived from descendants of African slaves

The study by the London-based around 1.4 billion people donating money in 2014, up from 28.3 percent in 2013

The US states say federal government exceeded its authority in demanding whole categories of immigrants be protected

If approved, the drones would be another sign of growing defence ties between Washington and New Delhi

Police say drugs were found in compartments under bus floors and under seats of both drivers

US Air Force Secretary says delay may cause potential buyers to make non-US purchases

After widespread criticism, SeaWorld plans to replace its killer whale shows with displays focused on conservation

The party needs to win 67 per cent of contested seats across both houses of parliament for a majority victory