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Gunmen on Saturday shot dead 13 Hazaras after dragging them out of their vehicles

Two F-16 and two F-14 jets had struck 13 PKK targets and military operations were continuing "decisively"

Suspected Jewish attackers torched the home of Saad Dawabsheh in the West Bank village of Duma on July 31

The money he makes from nose jobs and Botox injections allows him to perform life-changing surgery on poor patients

More than four million Syrians fled their country, very few if any refugees have been officially accepted by the Gulf

The new product is expected to have a starting price around $150

The Nobel peace laureate's comments come ahead of a meeting between Myanmar President and ethnic rebel groups

The arrested man reportedly also confessed the group was behind attacks in Sweida city which killed 31 people

Israel's 47 Christian schools have been on strike since the academic year started last week

The official silence of the Gulf Arab dynasties makes many Gulf citizens uneasy

Mehmet Ciplak recounted how he prayed the little boy was still alive as he walked towards him

Pope Francis says the Vatican's two parishes will take in a family of refugees each in the coming days

In a cabinet meeting, Netanyahu says Israel is 'not indifferent to the human tragedy' of refugees from Syria

The plane was carrying three crew members and medical staff, including a doctor and two nurses

In Munich, refugee families holding their children and few belongings smiled as they were greeted with cheers

Oviedo allegedly fed his wife and son through the bars of the cage

Forty-three percent of respondents said they would vote to leave and 40 percent would vote to stay

A report by the Dutch ANP news agency said Geerdink was arrested on suspicion of travelling in a forbidden area

Secret apps could look like ordinary functions but when users enter a secret password they get access to hidden files

Broker surnamed Zhang, says he deals directly with the smuggling gangs

For his three-night stay in Washington, the 222-room hotel’s guests were forced to move to nearby luxury hotels

Shareholders not granted voting rights

Attorney General Mahbubey Alam says there is now no restriction to release 'Rana Plaza' movie

Royal family went from being in newsreels and at official occasions to "photobombing" other people's "selfies"

Despite a large number of people using WhatsApp, Facebook CEO Zuckerberg is not yet earning any revenues from it

State Department has pointed to media accounts suggesting "imminent enhanced Russian military build-up" in Syria

Cameron says he was "deeply moved" by images of three-year-old Syrian toddler Aylan Kurdi

The Emirate state is observing three days of mourning, but saw some of the coalitions heaviest strikes launched

Afghan finance minister would visit Pakistan in first week of November to attend joint economic commission meeting

Finnish government said it expected to receive 30,000 asylum applications this year

A Bible verse is inscribed on the rifle's magazine-well to prevent it from being used by ‘Muslim terrorists’

The baby boy was taken to hospital on the nearby island of Samos, where he was pronounced dead

It's wrong in Russia, and it would be wrong anywhere, says former US intelligence contractor

The most powerful nuclear bomb ever detonated, has gone on display for the first time in Russia

Germany expects a record influx of up to 800,000 refugees and migrants this year, four times last year's level

The 34-year-old self-taught photographer is considered one of the first professional female photojournalists in Iran

All victims belonged to the largely Shia Hazara ethnic minority, says district governor

The two blasts, which occurred late on Friday, and ensuing violence killed a total of at least 37 people

Twin-engine jetliner will accomodate 400 passengers, larger windows and enhanced architecture

The Bulgarian prosecutor's office, said that the three men were charged with being part of an organized crime group

Police says she is suspected of recruiting other women via the Internet to the group

The move comes as Washington secures support in Congress for its nuclear deal with Iran

The fighting centred on the town of Marea, a key rebel bastion that IS has been trying to capture for months

After the nuclear crisis in March 2011, Naraha is the first town to allow all of its residents to return home

Nepal's Chandra Bahadur Dangi, who was 21.5 inches tall (54.6 cm), died late Thursday in Pago Pago

Donations are up 105 per cent, said a statement from the US-branch of UNICEF

In August, about 20 citizens were killed, 97 others injured as a result of unprovoked firing; says Lodhi

A total of 30 cadets were injured, and the wounds included one broken leg as well as dislocated shoulders

Migrants hope for a safer life as they are asked to pack their bags, board the bus with food and water

Returning families say Afghanistan is no safer than when they fled