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Roof was apprehended during a traffic stop, as police investigate the shooting as a hate crime

Swiss Ambassador in Venezuela says flying balls from neighbouring golf course violate the Vienna Convention

Gowns were showcased at the finale of the annual Cheap Chic Weddings Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Contest in New York

US first lady tells London schoolgirls she knows how frustrating, painful it can be to not be seen beyond attire

More than a decade later, Afghanistan remains a largely conservative Muslim society

Rajesh Laljibhai Patel's mother had undergone a sterilization procedure before she conceived him

My Ramadan Companion brings all relevant and customised information together and highlights how web can enrich Ramazan

Move comes after a similar gesture was announced by New Delhi to mark the start of Ramazan

Study says children as young as 10 have been involved in incidents; victims mostly women

Hebrew graffiti found on nearby building reads "Idols will be cast out"

Bahrain often accuses Shi'ite Muslim theocracy Iran of seeking to subvert the Gulf Arab island monarchy

Police say they got a tip-off and went to the train station where they arrested him

Portuguese Lusa agency says one of the injured is in critical condition and two others are seriously hurt

China's goal in prohibiting fasting is to forcibly move Uighurs away from their Muslim culture during Ramazan

Just last year, Russia lifted its embargo on the delivery of armaments and military hardware to Pakistan

Haq says Pakistan and India should try to resolve bilateral issues peacefully and amicably

Hutchins was convicted again on Wednesday on three out of four counts, including murder

Both the air forces have agreed to exchange two pilots for training every year

A smoke plume rises from lower Manhattan September 11, 2001 in this photo taken from space

Protests across Kashmir against target killing of four separatist activists.

After their public execution by a firing squad in the al Qaeda-held city, their bodies were tied to poles

The fact that Mr Modi has made what appears to be an effort to restore some normalcy is something to be welcomed

Sisters Sugra Dawood, 34, Zohra Dawood, 33, and Khadija Dawood, 30, had taken their 9 children on pilgrimage

Syria was identified as the most dangerous country for journalists, with over 100 journalists fleeing war-torn country

Army chief calls on Russia's State Duma speaker, who appreciates Pakistan's efforts in ensuring regional stability

Interior ministry had initially said the animal was a lion and deployed special forces to hunt down the beast

No group has claimed responsibility for the killings, but police blame a breakaway faction of Hizbul Mujahideen

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says six women and four children were among those killed

Correa was awarded one of India's highest civilian honours in 2006 and the Royal Gold Medal in 1984

Billboards anchor a national campaign to showcase Islam as a religion of love and tolerance

College head says his style of thinking is the same as Albus Dumbledore's from the Harry Potter series

According to the UN, two-thirds out of the 12 million people need aid, with 4.5 million facing severe food insecurity

Taliban leaders to attend with Afghan officials a conference in Norway

Men aged over 40 and women of all ages from the West Bank will be able to pray at the Israeli-controlled holy site

The 69-year-old is considered a wildcard candidate in an increasingly crowded pool of presidential candidates

The two Saudis were beheaded for murdering fellow nationals; execution toll reaches 102

Contract worker Lalta Prasad was among 1,100 workers asked to leave after a court restrained company's operations

Modi calls PM to extend wishes for Ramazan; announces decision to release Pakistani fisherman on 'pious' occasion

Cathay Pacific, Emirates, Etihad, Qantas, Singapore Airlines and Turkish Airlines make it to the top 10

Afghan authorities requested for evacuation and treatment of the injured soldier, according to ISPR

IS has never acknowledged having a presence in Afghanistan but fears grow that it is making inroads in the country

Wuhayshi was killed along with two other militants; heaviest blow to the network since the death of Osama bin Laden

Gonzalez's attorney says he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder and is undergoing mental health treatment

According to research, the earthquake moved Mount Everest by three centimetres

China is increasing its bans and monitoring as Ramadan approaches

Obama described the 62 million girls who do not attend school as suffering a heartbreaking injustice

Taliban spokesperson says leaders will not hold any talks with Afghan government officials

The new application allows users to create groups that sync photos to friends

"This is one of the most difficult decisions we have made so far in more than 40 years of struggle"

Control of city is divided between rebels in the east, and forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad in the west