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China steps up controls in unruly Xinjiang as Ramazan approaches
China is increasing its bans and monitoring as Ramadan approaches
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Michelle Obama in London to promote global education drive for girls
Obama described the 62 million girls who do not attend school as suffering a heartbreaking injustice
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Afghan government, Taliban negotiators attend forum in Norway
Taliban spokesperson says leaders will not hold any talks with Afghan government officials
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Facebook launches private photo sharing for friends
The new application allows users to create groups that sync photos to friends
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Philippine Muslim rebels hand over weapons in push for peace
"This is one of the most difficult decisions we have made so far in more than 40 years of struggle"
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34 dead in rebel rocket fire on Syria's Aleppo: monitor
Control of city is divided between rebels in the east, and forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad in the west
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India PM Modi's yoga offensive gets Muslims stressed
Hindu nationalist groups say they want to resurrect India's past glory, based on a mix of history and Hindu myth
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Bangladesh upholds death penalty of JI leader
His party was found guilty in 2013 of five charges including murder and torture
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Top Al-Qaeda leader targeted in Yemen: report
"We are looking to confirm his death," a US intelligence official
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Strange bedfellows: Afghan Taliban seek Iran’s support against Da’ish
11-member delegation, reportedly holds meetings with senior officials of the Iranian foreign ministry.
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It's official: Jeb Bush announces White House bid
Following a lengthy exploration of a White House bid, Bush made his formal announcement at Miami Dade College
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Words of wisdom
It is not in the interests of Pakistan to play into the hands of Mr Modi
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‘Scorching’ data shows 2015 so far is the hottest one yet
NASA report says May was 0.71°C (1.3°F) above the long-term average
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School curriculum in Pakistan distorts views on terrorism, claims report
The USIP study shows that overwhelming majority of school students in Pakistan showed no support for the Taliban
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No 'right' to live in America with foreign husband who is suspected of terrorism: court
Court says woman's claim of being deprived of her liberty by not being able to live with her spouse was "absurd"
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Parallel justice or Islamophobia? Britain must ban Sharia 'kangaroo courts', demand activists
Britain's Home Office says that a review into Sharia courts would be included in a counter extremism strategy
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Saudi Arabia beheads 100th person this year
The number of executions has surged in 2015 compared with the 87 recorded by AFP for all of last year
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Cameron urges human rights overhaul on Magna Carta day
Says the charter had "shaped the world for the best part of a millennium"
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With marriage out of favour, Iran turns to matchmaking
The aim is for 100,000 marriages over the next 12 months
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India tries to assuage Myanmar after cross-border raid boasts
Myanmar operation turns out to be minor and only low-level rebels were targeted
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Hate and extremism 'not Islam': French PM
Manuel Valls stresses this as he opens a conference aimed at improving ties with France's large Muslim community
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Killings spark fear in Indian administered Kashmir
Targeted killings began Tuesday when unknown gunmen shot and killed an activist with the group led Syed Ali Geelani
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Twenty missing, animals still on loose after deadly Georgia floods
Torrents have ravaged a zoo in the Georgian capital, with many animals including penguins drowning in muddy waters
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Arab world's biggest bourse opens to foreigners in Saudi
Foreign banks, brokerage houses, fund managers and insurance companies based outside the Gulf can now invest directly
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War hungry? Indian army's importance has diminished due to lack of wars, says Parrikar
Indian defence minister says soldiers face immense difficulties as people's respect for army has reduced in peacetime
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'Many dead' in suicide attacks targeting police in Chad
It is believed to be the first attack of its kind in capital where security has been beefed up
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Ban calls for immediate Ramazan truce in Yemen
The UN chief Ban Ki-moon said the holy month of Ramazan should be a period for 'harmony, peace and reconciliation'
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Sex, lies and debt potentially exposed by US intelligence data hack
"This isn't shame on China. This is shame on us."
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Ban Ki-moon says ICC's ruling on Bashir must be implemented
It is a matter I take extremely seriously, says Ban Ki-moon
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Seventeen killed in battles near Iraq's Baiji refinery
Senior regional security officer says twelve militants, two soldiers and three members of Shi'ite militias were killed
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Muslim man offers land for Indian university headed by Modi's aide
Hussiani runs several educational institutions in Lucknow, says Modi's steps for uplift of Muslims should be welcomed
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Saudi Arabian Airlines orders 50 Airbus worth $8bn
Airbus says the order consists of 20 Airbus A330-300 Regionals and 30 A320ceos
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Amnesty condemns 'shameful' world response to refugee crisis
The London-based group urged the international community to establish a fund for refugees
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Nine arrested after 'suspected' explosives found in Hong Kong
Media reports link find to this week's legislative vote on a controversial political reform package
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Salat surfing: French Muslims create app linking them to free prayer space
App caters to France's large Muslim population who have very few designated prayer spaces in the country
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Kenya says kills al Shabaab commander and possibly militant Briton
Kenya Defence Forces spokesperson says this is a big victory for us and also a major setback for al Shabaab
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Kenyan police accused of abuses against Muslims after massacre
HRW says abuse suffered by local communities underscores an urgent need for far-reaching security reforms
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Muslim who saved Jews during Paris supermarket attack honoured in New York
Lassana Bathily receives official city proclamation from New York mayor for heroic action that saved 15 French Jews
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South Korea reports 16th MERS death and five new cases
According to World Health Organisation, there is no vaccine for MERS which has a mortality rate of 35 percent
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Saudi planes strike Yemen's capital ahead of talks
Talks hosted by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon are aimed at finding a political solution to the fighting
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Pakistan, India upgrade warheads despite disarmament trend: report
China was the only state among the five global nuclear powers to have a "modest" increase in the size of its arsenal
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Nuclear weapons states upgrade warheads despite disarmament
China was the only state among the five global nuclear powers to have a "modest" increase in the size of its arsenal
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No exceptions: Afghan Taliban rebuff Ramazan truce offer
Instead, the Taliban warned that it would step up attacks during the holy month
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'Hello Earth!': Comet probe Philae wakes up
Official says communication confirmed Philae and its sub-systems in terms of energy and temperature were healthy
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Islamic State turns to widescreen TV propaganda in Iraq
The group is trying to use media methods as a weapon to polish their image
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Like father, like son: Prince George makes balcony debut at Buckingham Palace
Charming pictures draw comparison to Prince William's youth to his own son's
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Bomb kills Afghan official; air strike hits Taliban 'shadow governor'
Afghanistan's intelligence says Taliban's senior commander was killed along with two other commanders in an air strike
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10 dead as tigers and lions roam Tbilisi after floods
Zoo spokesperson says some 20 wolves, eight lions, white tigers,jaguars have either been shot dead or are missing
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India's foreign minister under fire over former scandal-hit cricket boss
Swaraj said she backed Lalit Modi's request for travel documents from the British government on "humanitarian" grounds
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Austrian brothel offers free sex in tax protest
Salzburg brothel owner pays prostitutes out of his own pocket in protest at what he says are unfairly high tax bills