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Facebook it is not planning to sell the drones but will use them to expand access to the 10% of population offline

Observers say Mullah Omar's death will trigger a power struggle within the already fractious movement

Despite receiving the money, the would be 'jihadi brides' never never showed up in Syria

The statement said Washington would deliver four more F-16s to Egypt this autumn

Shop owwer says he will “not arm and train those who wish to do harm to my fellow patriots”

Incident has been confirmed by local fisherman, Buhari Dan-Malam, who lives in Doron Baga

Dr Amitava Choudhury says number of children suffering from depression has increased dramatically

Mullah Akhtar Mansoor appointed new Afghan Taliban leader

Move comes after Wenzhou authorities last year demolished large Sanjiang Church

The network included five Kuwaitis

So far 28 women have been identified, most of whom police said were from areas of Nepal

Britain-based monitor says group was returning from meeting in northern Aleppo province to their headquarters

Earlier, Taliban sources said group's leadership had arrived in Islamabad for talks

The idea has taken on urgency as water problems threaten to undermine food security, vital for political legitimacy

Local police chief Ataur Rahman says at least 150 houses of local fishermen were reportedly destroyed due to storm

India's Home Minister Rajnath Singh earlier claimed attackers came from Pakistan, a claim rejected by Pakistan

Taliban has taken control of pockets of territory across the country since NATO withdrew most of its forces

Residents of the islands can choose to live in India or Bangladesh and will be granted citizenship

A vehicle carrying the Taliban was hit overnight as it travelled through Wadi Dikha in Abyan province

Members of the anti-immigrant party Northern League removed prayer mats ahead of a Muslim conference

The discovery fuelled hopes across the globe that one of aviation history's greatest mysteries could be solved soon

Memon was the only one of 11 people convicted to have his death sentence upheld on appeal

Even though he had not been seen in public since 2001, Omar remained a unifying figure for Taliban forces

Spokesperson Eric Schultz refuses to comment on specific claims made by Afghanistan that Omar died in Pakistan

Fast-growing Nigeria is on course to outstrip the US by about 2050 to become the third most populous country

Hundreds of police soon had the men cornered in one building, but it took 12 hours to kill them, at the cost of 4 men

UN Special Rapporteur Christof Heyns says most of the executions in the coming days fall short of international norms

'Our vision was one platform, one store, and one experience that extends across the broadest range of devices'

107 is the total number of executions this year so far

Etisalat's net profit in the first half of 2015 also dropped 20 per cent to $1.0 billion from $1.23 billion a year ago

These are the earliest English leaders to be discovered in America, says Jamestown Rediscovery director

London-based rights group has called for those responsible for alleged offences to be prosecuted

Tariq Rana shot his mother-in-law at her Lahore home after his wife Ayesha Riaz left him

PM Ahmet Davutoglu's office says strikes hit Kurdistan Workers Party targets including shelters, depots and caves

Grand Cayman has been ranked as the world’s most expensive city, followed by Zurich and London

Three-judge panel rejects Yakub Memon's last-minute petition, clearing last judicial barrier to execute him

Settlements in the West Bank are viewed as major obstructions to peace negotiations with Palestinians

The decision is taken to reward them for their 'brave contribution to defending the homeland'

June 18 arson attack followed more than 40 suspected hate crimes committed against churches, mosques and monasteries

Hunter has been identified as Walter Palmer, dentist and experienced trophy hunter from Minnesota

Deceased, Fumio Okubo was the oldest resident of Iitate village 40 kilometres from the Fukushima Daiichi plant

Police say two suspects were arrested after patrol came under fire in al-Jesh village in Qatif district late Tuesday

The Indian weather bureau forecast that heavy rain will continue to inundate Gujarat for another 48 hours

The latest fatality brings the number of migrants who died near the Channel Tunnel terminal site to nine since June

The offer came in a letter delivered to Rouhani by French FM Laurent Fabius, who is in Tehran on a short trip

Scientists call for a ban on offensive autonomous weapons beyond meaningful human control

Qais al-Khazali says anti-IS campaign had failed because of US agenda to redraw map of Middle East along new borders

A witness told China Central Television that a man had set fire to a curtain and newspapers in the first class cabin

The Filipina entrepreneur created an app that discouraged users from meeting one-on-one and offered chaperone service

Rescuers have been frantically searching for another three people believed trapped under rubble of building