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The march is the second this week in the southwest while thousands have taken to the streets in other parts of France

The rally began with a minute's silence for the victims of the attacks in Paris last week which left 130 people dead

There were differing accounts on whether it was a foreign or a domestic aircraft

Canadian media reports come amid fears that IS militants could slip into the country posing as refugees

Taliban's seizure prompted Washington to prolong the 14-year-old US military engagement in Afghanistan

Al-Azhar, which operates a university, has regularly denounced violence by the Islamic State group

The fate of the Arak reactor in central Iran was one of the toughest sticking points in the long nuclear negotiations

Assault on Radisson Blu hotel in Bamako came a week after militants unleashed a spate of gun and bomb attacks in Paris

Australia is leading the search for the plane which mysteriously disappeared on March 8 2014 with 239 people on board

Maison, who was missing several teeth and dressed in torn overalls, beat off 5 other contestants for Mr Ugly prize

Airline says it wants to promote women’s empowerment

Bich posted a screenshot of his passport on Facebook after his account was blocked thrice

Under a law introduced in 2013 on the pope's bidding, the accused risk up to eight years in jail

Ali Mujahid and Salahuddin Chowdhury are facing execution for their roles in 1971 independence war

Muslim marine trended worldwide after Rashid tweeted to Trump with a photo of his US Marine Corps ID card

Dobrynya to replace Diesel, a Belgian Shepherd killed in a huge raid north of Paris last Wednesday

Woman's ex-husband had express concerns regarding Pakistan's security situation

Separately, Turkey deported a group of Moroccans detained at Istanbul's main airport this week

Security staff at the Colosseum already had hand-held metal detectors but the upgrade will ensure greater protection

Gunmen stopped three night buses in Zabul province, on the main road between Kabul and the southern city of Kandahar

Obama has been frustrated to see a trip to Malaysia and the Philippines overshadowed once again

Belgium, and its capital in particular, have been at the centre of investigations into the Paris attacks

The ex-warlord draws supporters across the country's ethnic divides, promises to bring the Taliban to their knees

A total of 38 miners were underground when the fire broke out and 16 managed to escape

The two friends were reportedly of Palestinian origin and in their late 20s

Brussels was placed on the top level "four" in the government's threat scale

Atrocious weather hampers rescue efforts in the area

The downed helicopter was reported to belong to Alpine Adventures

The company says it is selling the product at 120,000 outlets through 724 distributors across the country

Intolerance will continue, but the question remains how the state will deal with it, says veteran actor

About 9 hours after attack began in a hail of automatic gunfire,security minister says there were no more hostages

'This is shocking rhetoric. It should be denounced by all seeking to lead this country,' Clinton wrote on Twitter

Most of the 130 people killed in the extremist attacks last Friday died at a concert in eastern Paris

The summit will open in the French capital just two weeks after last Friday's extremist massacre of 130 people

His comments come amid renewed security concerns following the Islamic State attacks in Paris last week

More often than not, these leopards come in conflict with humans residing the area with fatal repercussions

Talks will focus on bilateral relations, including atomic energy, oil and gas and military-technical cooperation

The Serbia-Kosovo war ended after Serbia pulled its forces from the territory following 11-week NATO bombing campaign

Peter Mukerjea was remanded in custody after being arrested by CBI in connection with a murder case

Yulia Stepanova secretly recorded Russian coaches and athletes over almost two years

Calling the end of the Merkel era, as some in the German and international media have done, looks premature

Madras High Court halts process to invalidate environmental group's registration

The Nordic country of 5.2 million people, expects to receive up to 35,000 asylum applications this year

US media says celebrities and business executives can expect to pay $1,500 to $1,800 to access space

Seven Chinese tourists are also among hostages at Radisson Blu hotel in Bamako

In 2000, head of a Russian commission of investigation conceded that the diplomat had been killed in Lubyanka in 1947

After the raid, the body of the man suspected of orchestrating the attacks, Abdelhamid Abaaoud, was found

CNN global affairs correspondent Elise Labott later apologised for “editorialising” her tweet

Even after four decades scandal over "stolen babies" of the regime looks set to go unpunished

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack