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Cache included a tonne and a half of C4 explosives and other explosive material

Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says Russian military only went after "terrorist groups" in Syria

The latest blast occurred in the early morning in a residential building in Liucheng, a rural county of Guangxi region

Trump says if he becomes president he won't accept 200,000 Syrians who may be Islamic State terrorists

Deputy Interior Minister Ayoub Salangi said the city had been recaptured after a "special operation" overnight

State media says two parties have agreed on repatriation of bodies of identified dead Iranians as soon as possible

Israel and the United States have dismissed the move as a symbolic gesture that would not serve the cause of peace

Jews are allowed to visit the Temple Mount, which they revere as their holiest site

Drivers of city's famous black cabs have argued Uber bypasses local licensing and amounts to unfair competition

Group was aiming to reach Germany and had come from Ain al-Hilweh Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon's south

Russia's deepening engagement in Syria comes as Putin and Barack Obama push rival plans on ways to defeat IS group

According to testimony from the survivors, 49 people were on board the dinghy when it capsized

Nadine Morano said France was a "white race" country that must stay that way

Xinhua news agency says dozens more were injured by explosives apparently placed in express delivery packages

Khamenei also calls on Muslim countries to investigate the deadly crush that killed over 769 people

Company says customers with these vehicles will be kept informed over coming weeks and months

His comments reflect mounting public anger in Nepal where many accuse India of being behind the blockade

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Rouhani cut short a trip to attend repatriation ceremony but return of the first bodies was delayed

Such disturbances have been rare, considering that Germany has taken in around half million asylum-seekers this year

Remaining members of editorial team have left their temporary home at Paris offices of the French daily Liberation

Italian administrator Mario Morcone expects to collect fingerprints from up to 90 percent of the migrants

Four Rohingya women, aged from 14 to 28, said they were attacked by a group of men on Monday evening

BSF inspector responds to complaint to UNSC; says it's story created by Pakistan

Guinness World Records says on website that it had verified record which displaced previous woolly champion Big Ben

US-based app Uber and other operators will be able to legally pick up passengers from October 30 in Canberra

Vote does not mean Russian ground forces would be engaged in conflict, it refers to the use of the air force only

Statement says vessel was intercepted on Saturday and 14 Iranians and weapons were found on board

Vatican's chief spokesperson, said he would neither confirm nor deny the report

President Francois Hollande said that six French warplanes hit an Islamic State training camp near Deir Ezzor city

Ghani's first year in office has been clouded by political infighting and escalating violence around the country

Despite investment of $90b in counter-terror efforts, Obama has found few reliable allies to carry load on battlefield

Sources say four training camps for Hamas's armed wing, Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades, were hit in raids

Western-backed security forces have crumbled in face of sudden assaults from smaller contingent

Archaeologists say the lengthy period is needed to properly and safely clean particles from the four minarets and dome

Parents of three babies argue that they have constitutional right to breathe clean air

Another seven found guilty of involvement in the attacks were sentenced to life imprisonment

Mystery still shrouds the motive for the unprecedented attack, which killed many ethnic Chinese tourists

Taliban's occupation of Kunduz — now in its third day — raises troubling questions about capabilities of Afghan...

The UN is struggling to help some 60 million people displaced by conflict, the highest number since World War II

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and Abbas will preside over the 15-minute ceremony

Employer of workers says they are expected to return to Turkey on Wednesday or Thursday after debriefing

At least 500,000 people died in the killings across the archipelago that started after General Suharto put down a coup

US Judge says Saudi Arabia has sovereign immunity from damage claims by families of people killed in 9/11 attacks

Study says proportion and cause of civilian deaths differed in government-held and rebel areas

Foreign Minister Wang Yi urges five permanent members of UN to unite and seek opportunity to politically solve crisis

It is our responsibility to act against the impunity of the assassins, said French Foreign Minister

She was sentenced to death after being convicted of malice murder for her role in plotting the killing of her husband

Police say six people have been arrested for beating up 50-year-old Muslim man to death

Berlin added Albania, Kosovo and Montenegro to a list of so-called safe countries