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'Pakistan stands firmly behind the people and Government of France in this hour' PM Nawaz

Survivors describe the horrific incident at the rock concert

166 people were killed in November 2008 when gunmen stormed luxury hotels, a Jewish centre in Mumbai

It was a powerful symbol of US friendship and support for the French

"Walls of mistrust within Syria, within the region, within the international community are thick and they are high"

The 'terrorist barbarism' has crossed a 'historic line,' said the head of the left-leaning Liberation daily

Leaders from all across the globe condemned the attack

NYPD says officers were deployed in areas frequented by tourists

'The two leaders pledged to work together, and with nations around the world, to defeat the scourge of terrorism'

The 'Paris Terror Attacks' safety check lets people signal whether they were out of harm's way

A Parisian year that began with bloodshed now had an even deadlier coda

Suddenly, four men brandishing AK-47 assault rifles entered the hall

Instantly we are scanning Twitter, calling out estimates of the dead

Coordinated attacks that killed 128 people were "act of war" says French president

A tsunami measuring 30 centimetres (about one foot) in height was observed on the southern island of Nakanoshima

The move comes two weeks after a Russian jet crash in Sinai that militants claimed to have caused

Sanctions freeze any US assets and prohibit financial transactions with anyone in the United States

Aircraft likely tried to evade Slovakia's air traffic control system, says Slovak interior minister

The real-estate mogul and television personality, in a 95-minute rant in Iowa, compared Carson to a child molester

The remarks came hours after the start of a major operation backed by US-led strikes to drive IS out of Sinjar town

3-year-old Otto valiantly skated through the legs of 30 people

Of the 113 fully operational hospitals in Syria before the conflict began in 2011, 58 per cent are now closed

Judge also orders woman not to leave house without husband's permission

Minority group organised shutdown in northern and eastern regions after government rejected a universal amnesty plea

Rally in Kenya's capital, Nairobi, on Saturday, calling for rich countries to commit more funds to help poorer nations

The row was reportedly over a missing meal with Clarkson calling Tymon a 'lazy, Irish' expletive

Attack takes place near Palestinian city of Hebron, not far from Jewish settlement called Otniel

Senior leaders from India's BJP are growing uneasy about an internal rebellion against the Prime Minister

Israeli media reports in recent weeks have suggested Blair has been meeting with leaders of Palestinian movement Hamas

After the latest vote, Erdogan is now seeking a powerful presidency with full executive powers

Seven people from the mostly Shia Hazara ethnic minority were kidnapped from Jaghuri by unknown gunmen in October

Student protestors won the right to be taught in English at Stellenbosch University

Leaders from world's top 20 industrial powers meet on Sunday seeking to overcome differences on a range of issues

Tim Cook predicts the death of cash by the time current university students have a family

Suu Kyi has never visited the refugee camps that house some 140,000 people, mainly Rohingya

Official says barbed wire will be stored in containers ready to be rolled out along border if situation escalates

After the crash and travel restrictions the resort operators in Sharm el-Sheikh are cutting staff to reduce costs

Ultra-hardline militants of Islamic State frequently set off bombs in capital and further afield

Pakistan proposes establishment of an independent state of Palestine with East Jerusalem as its capital

Britain's pledge forms part of a 3 billion euro fund planned by the EU

Lost items can be tracked down via the smartphone app, with a find radius of about 100 meters

Detractors say her reputation as human rights icon has diminished in recent years

Dubai Civil Defence has placed an order with Martin Aircraft Company for 20 twin-engine jetpacks and simulators

Screening of Oscar-nominated film 'The Message' was cancelled following a petition from 94 people

According to EU figures, more than one in three children are at risk of poverty or social exclusion

The rocky planet is slightly larger than the Earth and, like Venus, its surface is too hot to support liquid

As many as 1,000 crocodile may be put in place to keep convicts from escaping

According to a report migrants suffer 'extortion, robbing, physical violence, use of weapons and police dog attacks'

The Palestinian was shot after the funeral of a relative killed by undercover Israeli agents during a raid at hospital

It comes ahead of a visit to Asia next week by Obama that will see territorial disputes at the fore of discussions