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Bendaoud says he had loaned his apartment to two people from Belgium as a favour to a friend

The $31 million facility will include cloning laboratories and a gene bank

Military officials say landmines planted by rebels hampered the progress of government forces

The airline already cancelled outgoing flights till Nov 25, but has been shipping holidaymakers back from the resort

Manhunt continues for Belgian-born Salah Abdeslam, a key suspect in the Paris attacks that killed 130 people

The Ifo institute's closely-watched business climate index rose to 109 points in November from 108.2 points in October

Apes, lemurs and monkeys among those facing extinction

Japan wants to become major player in satellite launching business

Media reports say incident occurred at protest over fatal shooting by police of black man

The ORB survey of 2,000 people showed 52 per cent of British voters wanted to leave while 48 per cent wanted to stay

Authorities began investigating after the woman's mother in Japan reported her missing on November 19

Turkish presidency says Russian Su-24 plane was downed because it violated country's air space

Decision comes after top court upheld ruling to execute two opposition leaders for crimes committed during 1971 war

No one has yet claimed responsibility for the attacks

Bilal Mohammed, also known as Adem Karadag, and Yusuf Mieraili have been in custody for nearly three months

'I'm 100 percent in favour of claw-back' said Cryan

Turnbull believes Islamic State to be 'in a fundamentally weak position,' despite territorial gain in Syria and Iraq

Despite security measures, some people said they would skip the parade this year in light of the new threats

Nabila says her photos landed in the hands of an English journalist before making the rounds across the globe

His visit comes after nearly two months of violence that has left 92 Palestinians dead, including one Arab Israeli

Since 2010 attacks escalated after tax rises, wage and pension cuts in exchange for multi-billion euro bailout by EU

State Department says Islamic State, al Qaeda and Boko Haram continue to plan terrorist attacks in multiple regions

Brussels increases security with soldiers patrolling everywhere, from railway stations to EU institutions

Two journalists and three Vatican officials go on trial Tuesday over the publication of classified documents

His attorneys are seeking $5 million in damages from the school district and $10 million from the city of Irving

The suspect was arrested in a series of police raids in Belgium on Sunday night along with 15 other people

Ardalan granted a single exit visa by judiciary which allows her to compete in a Futsal World Cup event in Guatemala

Records show details including Freemasons' names, profession, residence and when they joined the society

Putin and Khamenei discussed Syria before the Russian leader headed to a summit of gas exporting countries in Tehran

Reps from 200 countries will gather in the French capital to begin talks aimed at thrashing out a new global deal

The encounter ended with the elimination of three militants of Hizbul Mujahideen outfit

Extremist groups have long been wrongfully using text from the Holy Quran to justify killings, torture and even rape

Police says Shiekh allegedly took the body on a motorcycle to an isolated location and doused it with petrol

Kadhafi's ouster in 2011 has given investigators new hope of solving Fletcher and Lockerbie crimes

A decree Putin signed on Monday enables Russian firms to help modify centrifuges and help Tehran redesign Arak reactor

Authorities have pulled out scores of bodies since huge mountain of debris collapsed onto flimsy shacks on Saturday

The Vatican Saturday charged two journalists for the 'unlawful disclosure of information and confidential documents'

Major world powers have set January 1 as the date for talks on war-torn Syria

The helicopter is presumed to have taken off from a US military base at Pyeongtaek south of Seoul

Says there is direct link between climate change, conflict and terrorism

Sooner or later we won't have a choice but to set an upper limit, says Josef Schuster

Shares in Playtech, founded by Israeli billionaire Teddy Sagi, fell as much as 12.3 per cent in early trading

Pakistan-Afghanistan Joint Economic Commission meeting was previously scheduled to be held in August

Cameron says IS is not some remote problem thousands of miles away; it is a direct threat to UK's security

Belgians dutifully obeyed the police request

Security forces recently killed 28 members of a group that carried out a deadly attack at a coal mine in Aksu

Mullah Akhtar Mansour names Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanekzai as head of political office in Qatar

French security forces have made nearly 300 arrests in the Paris region since the attacks of November 13

More than 600 babies in Tokyo wriggled to the finish line in the three-metre race

Islamic State has been listed as a terror organisation by Turkey since its emergence