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The aim of the unique initiative is to capture the 'spirit' of Ramazan

Authorities say they arrested woman at London's Heathrow Airport in February after arriving on a flight from Turkey

Militants have stepped up attacks on soldiers and police since President Mohamed Mursi was removed from power in 2013

A lawyer and activist says ruling is unambiguous and a warning to lower courts that tried to use mediation in future

Students have been barred from sharing pictures and footage from inside the school without consent of their teacher

Volkswagen spokesperson says initial conclusions indicate human error was to blame rather than a problem with robot

FO spokesperson says Pakistani embassy in Saudi Arabia has also asked for consular access to Zaid Hamid

US, Israel and some other nations suspect Iran is secretly developing a nuclear weapons capability

The appeal was heard behind closed doors and reportedly reached a verdict on Wednesday

"The victims were killed in their sleep. No one got the opportunity to escape"

Al Qaeda was planning an unspecified attack in the Muslim-majority nation after Eidul Fitr: Rapid Action Battalion

Afghanistan lodges formal protest over 'Pakistani forces shelling on the Afghan border police'

Google says it is appalled and genuinely sorry for the labelling

Sandy Berger told Clinton to go after bank accounts, travel and other assets of individual Pakistani officers

Afghan Local Police operate as surrogate village armies to fill security vacuum in remote Taliban-infested countryside

Over 80 per cent of Yemen's population is in need of aid

Liao Jian-zong mistakenly switched off the plane's only working engine seconds before it crashed killing 43 people

The violence comes two days after state prosec­utor Hisham Baraka­t was assass­inated in a Cairo car bombin­g

No loss of life or property reported

Authorities had detained the three men just as they were boarding a flight to Denmark at Marrakesh airport

Of the Pakistani prisoners, there are 251 civilians and 27 fishermen

The charity will help build bridges to foster cultural understanding, develop communities, empower women, enable youth

Embassies in Washington & Havana will be reopened on July 20; EU terms restoration of ties 'historic milestone'

Afghanistan claims their policeman was killed after intervening to prevent an illegal construction by Pakistan

Cellphone footage of arrest shows officers restraining Henriquez before his limp body was put in police vehicle

Brigadier General Abdul Samad Habib was taken into custody as he attempted to smuggle illegal drugs in his vehicle

Woman filed a lawsuit alleging police forced her to remove her hijab after she was arrested on a parking violation

Troops regularly come under attack in Sinai, where militants linked to IS are waging a bloody insurgency

London-based group released report on 25th anniversary of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act in Indian Kashmir

Refugees arrive in Italy and Greece before moving on to other northern European states in the hope of finding jobs

Experts say employment discrimination has fueled resentment and unrest among Uighurs in Xinjiang

The designs which are suited to all sports will help Muslim girls participate in sports across the US

Executed in part as revenge for the deaths of at least three of the rebel group's members who were beheaded by IS

Monsoons will exacerbate the situation in every respect

Cameras will be installed outside as well as inside the mosques

Short clip carried by Indian media shows struggling monkey being thrown in back of car

WHO and its WMO join forces to create guidelines for experts and authorities in preparation for heatwaves

"Digital week" aims at popularizing Modi's campaign promise to connect 250,000 villages to Internet by 2019

Some local governments in China's far western region of Xinjiang have stepped up controls on the Islamic faith

New law provides for a maximum 12-hour working day but does not specify "hours of rest", says rights groups

Teachers say they are fasting to connect with their Muslim students and to raise money for the food bank

Overnight landslides struck homes built on slopes in West Bengal State

Greece, as expected, was not able to repay 1.6 billion euros it owed to the International Monetary Fund

Groups of al Qaeda supporters today attacked the central prison in the city of Taiz

Reports says at least 59 people had died in a month, from April 6 to May 11, including 14 women and 35 children

More than 13,000 people have donated to the IndieGoGo project "Greek Bailout Fund", raising 209,000 euros

Germany, though, says it will not discuss any new Greek request until after Sunday's referendum

The results of the research are terrifying and suggest that sugary drinks can cause as many deaths as the flu

Lee Wolosky will lead ongoing diplomatic engagement to make possible the closure of the Guantanamo detention facility

Director of the Hajj and Umrah Public Administration says numbers show an increase of 49% from last year