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Thelma Gawidan, told a trial court on Monday that she was only fed instant noodles and bread twice a day

The baby was given birth in an Uber cab on the way to the hospital

Coalition spokesman Brigadier General Ahmed al-Assiri confirmed that the truce had taken effect

Helmand, however, retained its title as leader in growth of opium, which is used to produce highly addictive heroin

Move comes after US visa authorities missed Tashfeen Malik's zealotry on social media

Ankara needs to be better controlled, particularly a 60-mile stretch believed to be used by IS for illicit trade

Iran has always denied plans to develop nuclear weapons

Pakistan ranks 121 of 155 countries on the Gender Equality Index while India ranks 130

European car sales soared by 13.7 percent, but Volkswagen trailed the pack with only a 4.1 per cent increase

Figures were based on estimates from people working on the ground

Police says seventh-grader threatened to shoot and kill follow schoolmate after argument in school bus

The flight left at 2037 GMT Monday and returned to Madrid while flying over Morocco

With the spread of IS and surge in Islamophobia, many have to to confront harsh challenges of being a young Muslim

One year on, those who survived now study in the same rooms where they huddled in terror

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the West tends to overlook the power of Islamic State on social media

When Modi (could not) handle me politically, he resorts to this cowardice, says minister

Naval commanders had hoped to carry out another 'freedom of navigation' exercise in the region

He was also charged with lying to federal agents and obstructing their investigation

Woman suing German pharmaceutical, claiming its oral contraceptive Yasminelle caused her to suffer pulmonary embolism

It is still not clear why the teacher invented the story

The restrictions meant Sikh soldiers had to choose between cutting their hair or serving

Wilder's message that he would close the country's borders is gaining traction with some Dutch voters

The messages were written in Urdu and sent to a small group in Pakistan, an official said

China has the world's second-largest grape growing area

The list includes several Arab countries along with other Islamic countries Turkey, Malaysia and African states

Iran, Saudi Arabia's archrival for influence in the Arab world, was absent from the states named as participants

United States and its allies were taking the fight to Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, says US president

Authorities lifted a 22-day ban on Facebook last Thursday

High commissioner TCA Raghavan made the remarks about the disputed territory during a lecture in Islamabad

In the graphic video, the two Swedes were shown taking part in the killing of two men in the northern city of Aleppo

US president said that any decision regarding Guantanamo Bay would be made by a future president

The extremist group beheaded the Moroccan woman in a public square and shot dead a Palestinian man

Sundar Pichai says America was and is a country of immigrants

Brent North Sea crude dived to $36.62 a barrel on Monday - a level last seen on December 26, 2008

Study finds that those more fluent in the art of swearing are also more fluent in other vocabulary

Ten police officers were hospitalised, four of them in serious condition, says emergency chief

Envoys from 195 nations approved the historic accord in French capital at the weekend to address global warming

The bubble pod would become an exclusive feature on commercial airliners

United Nations aid chief says this is tragic reminder of urgency of finding political solution of conflict

Pu Zhiqiang faces a maximum of eight years in jail on charges of "inciting ethnic hatred"

Space probe is on its way to rendezvousing with a far away asteroid, in quest to study the origin of the solar system

Aamer claims a British official was present while he was beaten by US interrogators at Bagram air base in Afghanistan

Junta spokesperson Colonel Winthai Suvaree says suspect posted false infographic on social media

Romance-seekers swiping on some profiles will be prompted to sign up to the NHS organ donor register

The Islamic State group earlier said it had smuggled an explosive on board

Teacher was stabbed in the side and throat while preparing for his class but his life was not in danger, police said

UCAVs will have features that allow air vehicles to fire missiles at enemies and then return to home base to re-arm

Akbar Al Baker says he is friends with the Republican presidential candidate who has investments in Muslim countries

Russian destroyer fired warning shots at a Turkish vessel in the Aegean to avoid a collision

Extreme security measures are being taken for the safety of people living near mosques in America