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India's laborious bureaucracy and labyrinthine investment rules and weak infrastructure are deterrents to investment

The patient, 34-year-old Yury Lebedev, shot the surgeon, named by media as Alexander Remizov, in his office

Apple refuses to hand over real time texts saying that its iMessage system is encrypted and it cannot comply

In 2015, UNHCR anticipates that approximately 400,000 new arrivals will seek international protection

National League for Democracy is expected to win the election

Danish astronaut performed the breath-taking experiment while orbiting some 400 kilometres (250 miles) above Earth

Aylan's body was photographed lying face down in the sand near Bodrum last week

A larger iPad Pro and a new iPad mini both may be unveiled on Wednesday

Alcohol and drug dependency can also be taken into consideration when a tribunal decides a marriage can be annulled

Cameron revealed on Monday that he had approved an air strike against a vehicle carrying a British militants in Syria

Despite its spectacular growth, Uber, worth $50 billion has faced troubles in many countries

More than 4,500 others were on the Greek island of Kos alone

About 60 countries meet in Paris to cement measures aimed at easing the return of refugees

Flight lands safely; Indian civil aviation minister says there was a leak in the hydraulic system

Witnesses say targets included police academy and headquarters of security services

China brands Dalai Lama and his supporters as 'separatists' seeking independence for the region

Report says checks by renowned bodies indicate nuclear safety standards in India were "not as high as they should be"

The world's attention has again turned to Syria in recent weeks as tens of thousands of refugees poured into Europe

Egypt has been struggling to quell insurgency since military overthrew Islamist president Mohamed Morsi in 2013

Indian home ministry says minority refugees will be allowed to stay back in the country on humanitarian grounds

Bankers and billionaires meet at Modi's residence to brainstorm on how India can manage global economic turbulence

Police officials say we are studying CCTV footage from hotel to nab rest of the suspects

State-run news agency says according to preliminary findings 35 to 40 terrorists were killed

Migrants typically pay 700 euros for the sea crossing to Europe, a fee that buys them space on a packed boat

I just pray that no terrorists disguised as a refugee tries to get in, says a petition signer

Company now hopes to create smart software that predicts exactly what a user wants to do next

The deceased who expired in Madina were laid to rest in Janah-tul-Baqi and the others in Makkah

Two other Islamic State militants, including Briton Ruhul Amin, were also killed but no civilians were harmed

Preliminary tests showed that a 19-month-old was paralysed on July 20, seven days before being brought to Mali

France said it would take 24,000 more asylum-seekers, while Britain would take in 20,000 Syrian refugees over 5 years

The man was detained for seven days and is accused of "deliberately spreading rumours in a time of war

Urges China, Russian to look beyond their national interests

The advert cautions that Denmark has decided to tighten the regulations concerning refugees in a number of areas

Bankers' pay faces curbs on how it can be structured since lenders were rescued by taxpayers during 2007-09 crisis

China's reserves, the world's largest, fell by $93.9 billion last month to $3.557 trillion

Thousands rally behind Mariam Malak as family claims exams were rigged

Senior adviser Valerie Jarrett says executive order will benefit about 300,000 people working on government contracts

Investigators have been focusing on a yellow-shirted man who placed a rucksack at shrine before explosion

The strike was carried out by NATO forces, an interior ministry spokesperson said

Phillips says its new "SoftBlue" technology is gentler on the retina

They jostled police, hit them, ripped the keys from one of them and removed the belt from another, a spokesperson said

Over 11,000 Israeli demolition orders relating to an estimated 13,000 Palestinian structures await implementation

French president confirms he will not send ground troops into Syria, saying it will be inconsequential and unrealistic

Former Afghan president says India, Iran and Russia should all be present at Taliban talks

The problem will continue until the international community helps to find a diplomatic end to the conflict in Syria

Architects sifted through 400 applications before settling on two dozen companies with the loveliest latrines

Says he had no clue that it was a revered feline that has been a well-known attraction at the Hwange National Park

Hollande warned that without a properly functioning EU mechanism to share migrants, the Schengen zone risked collapse

Monitor says IS has taken parts of Jazal oilfield, but regime is preventing it from taking the rest

Erkki Liikanen says he will participate in fund-raising by Finnish Red Cross with his monthly net salary