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Under MoU, two spy agencies to share intelligence in the fight against terror

Abid Gilani, 55, was returning to New York from Maryland after attending his uncle's funeral

Investigators do not rule out possibility of another object striking train's windscreen

Renald Luzier said his departure was unconnected to internal tensions at the magazine, and it was a 'personal choice'

Return of Kashmiri Pandits to the Valley is organically linked with roadmap for endurable peace in Indian-held Kashmir

Obama will now directly engage with people with his new account

No special qualification needed for the job, main job responsibility will be “executing a judgment of death”

Protesters in Ferguson felt the methods use by police to prevent demonstrations from turning violent were excessive

Court says Garcia's argument would enable any contributor to claim copyright in random bits andp ieces

Flightradar24's website and apps are now being used by some airlines to track their planes in real time

Coalition spokesperson Brigadier General Ahmed al-Assiri accused the rebels of not respecting the Saudi-proposed truce

FWO will build a two lane, 75 km-long section with seven bridges and six underpasses

“Hands down, this is probably the largest operation we’ve ever seen,” said Allen Ezell

“The Mosque” is designed by Swiss artist Chris Büchel for a prestigious art exhibit

Mark Lobel said he and three colleagues were arrested in Doha as they tried to film a group of Nepalese labourers

Shanbaug suffered severe brain damage and was in a vegetative state after she was raped by a hospital worker in 1973

Harman Singh removed turban to stem bleeding of a 6-year-old child hit by a car in New Zealand

Israeli govt voted to approve a plan to pay African refugees $3,500 grants to encourage them to leave the country

Artist, adventurer and athlete dies during a jump at Taft Point

Modi hopes to secure up to $10 billion in South Korean soft loans to fund infrastructure projects

As many as 18 people wounded from gunshot and stab wounds while more than 100 weapons collected from the scene

Sentencing leaders to death does not kill the ideas and aspirations of a people

Sheikh Al Awadi, aged 86, died on Wednesday

The move comes two years after Paris legalised gay nuptials amid protests backed by the majority Roman Catholic Church

One tends to forget the beautiful French Riviera and all that it offers outside the film festival

He was executed in the Red Sea city of Jeddah, guilty of attempting to traffic heroin

After being contacted by enraged customers, the supermarket apologised and offered refunds to unhappy customers

Human rights groups had appealed for stay of execution, saying two of the defendants had been in custody at the time

For sainthood, the candidate must have lived a holy life and must usually have at least two miracles to their name

Levinger and a group of like-minded people decided to settle in the occupied territory

Imran compared Bhutto to Mohamed Morsi and said sentencing him to death will bode ill for the Egyptian people

Police spokesperson says suicide bomber in Toyota Corolla rammed convoy of foreign troops

Human heads, arsenal of weapons discovered during police raid

London wine merchants started renting space to customers in 1994 to keep good bottles out of harm's way

US president approves special forces raid to capture senior IS leader Abu Sayyaf and his wife Umm Sayyaf

The latest polls show the "Yes" side in the lead

A trip down memory lane, when Kathmandu’s historic structures stood tall and proud

The judges have adjourned the sentence until further investigation of the claim made by the defendant

India’s Modi brings home $22 billion in China deals.

The US administration announced this month it was speeding up efforts to promote V2V

The incident marked a new spike in tensions between Istanbul and Damascus

Meeting comes 2 days before Pope canonises two Palestinian nuns; first Palestinian Arabs to gain sainthood

Mayor facing expulsion from France’s main opposition conservative party

For the first time since 2009 Iran splurged tens of thousands of dollars to rent a standalone pavilion on Riviera port

Meeting to review Indian spy agency's involvement in recent terror incidents

The raid was carried out at the direction of US President Barack Obama, his spokeswoman says

Every foreigner especially from NATO is an invad, we don't classify any of them as civilian, says Mujahid

Khamenei says Yemen, Bahrain and Palestine are oppressed, and "we protect oppressed people as much as we can"

Meeting comes after Vatican said it was preparing to sign its first accord with Palestine

Morsi and more than 100 other defendants sentenced to death over jail breaks during the 2011 uprising