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Courts are pushing authorities to act over the filthy air, ranked as the worst in the world in a WHO survey

China censors online content it deems to be politically sensitive

Since Malik's background checks did not raise suspicions, no investigation was requested before she was granted a...

Clinton says the United States should expect more terrorist attacks

Only two children have so far received government assistance for treatment abroad so far, Akbar Khan said

The measures Iran must put in place include slashing its number of centrifuges

Aside from Bush, candidates sidestepped opportunities to take on Trump

In the past, people could get an account suspended by simply tagging a name as fake at the social network

California congressman says emails had come from a person claiming to be a "extremist Muslim"

US president told 31 newly naturalized Americans that immigration is "who we are"

Facebook has a section on such pages that enables users to post and read reviews

A Syrian national named Mohammed Raghil al-Hardani was detained in the southern city of Kahramanmaras

United States among four others had asked a UN Security Council sanctions committee to investigate the launch

The base would now become "the launching point to strike Daesh bases in eastern parts of Aleppo province"

Chief of Los Angeles school police department says that they have received electronic threats mentioning school safety

Pressure has grown on US companies in Germany to take action after the number of xenophobic and racist comments online

In December 2010 she complained about places in France where Muslims worshipped in streets outside mosques

Kerry has already held talks with his usual sparring partner Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov

Thanakorn Siripaiboon, 27, has been charged by police with lese majeste for a "satirical" Facebook post

Anyone involved in infighting will be considered a murderer, 15-page 'fatwa' posted on the group's website reads

Young Palestinians have grown frustrated with Israel's occupation and the complete lack of progress in peace efforts

Rights experts have raised concerns about the fairness of trials in the Kingdom

Several Americans took to social media to criticise Carolyn Walker's decision to take oath on the Quran over the Bible

Lau is accused of supporting and recruiting fighters for the Syria-based Jaish al-Muhajireen wal-Ansar (JMA)

Reports suggest the ‘fatwa’ was issued by one of the ‘Sharia’ judges Abu Said Aljazrawi

There are nearly seven times more women billionaires than 20 years ago on

Nineteen trucks pre-loaded with medical supplies in Aden and Sanaa are due to begin distribution later in the day

The airline currently operates one round trip a day between Paris and each of the two main airports in and near Tokyo

Other violations while driving include carrying dogs, playing loud music, and harassing girls on the streets

'These consultations seek to establish a permanent and comprehensive ceasefire' UN spokesperson Ahmad Fawzi

Portrait challenges long-haired image seen in Shroud of Turin, which is believed, by some, to bear image of Christ

Germany's defence minister said the alliance would be of help if it joined other countries fighting Islamic State

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