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Nobel peace laureate says Nigerian leaders must do much more to help secure Nigerian schoolgirls' release

Says British Muslims need to stand up against extremism in community

According to reports, two Saudi police are alleged to have attempted to assault the youngsters at Jeddah airport

Goat said to be producing milk because of a hormones defect; however, many believed its milk had healing powers

I grew up knowing that I wanted to be a reporter, Tagouri says

Editorial says Pakistan's claim to protect sacred Islamic sites is 'political blackmail'

She was held captive among 227 other women and young girls belonging to Yazidi religious minority

Protesters firebomb vehicles as tensions run high following execution of Mohammad Kamaruzzaman, a leader of JeI

Woman says toilet stinks so much that the child cannot even use it

Lakhvi was formally released from Adiala Jail on April 10

His arrival follows a visit by the Iranian foreign minister last week

Her nascent campaign said Clinton will spend the next six to eight weeks in a "ramp up" period

Riyadh said Tehran should not interfere in Yemen

Offences include acting antisocially on public transport and disrespecting local customs among other

Adam Mohsen-Breen authored three books about Islam in order to challenge Muslim stereotypes and discourage bullying

Hackers posted material supportive of the Saudi-led air war against Iran-backed rebels in Yemen

Ban on pictures was lifted after boy's mother wrote a post about her son, whom she calls "the most beautiful boy"

Vice president of All India Hindu Mahasabha urges Hindus to have more children and increase their population

One of the owners, Shadab Khan, says he saw the board he had tears in his eyes

Obama thanked Castro for his "spirit of openness"

Both leaders also agreed that any threat to the sovereignty of Saudi Arabia will be dealt with iron hands

Parliament has wisely decided to pass a resolution that calls on the govt not to accede to Saudi Arabia’s request

Kamaruzzaman is the second leader to be hanged for atrocities during the 1971 war

Tehran has strongly denied providing any military support for the fighters

Police say victim claimed she got pregnant twice but was forced to have abortions; attempted suicide four times

Among those sentenced to life in prison is a US-Egyptian citizen who is on hunger strike

Streets were deserted, shops and business establishments remained closed and traffic was thin on the roads

Passage from Quran recited late Friday at ceremony to mark opening of exhibition 'Love of the Prophet'

Modi was blacklisted by the European Union for years, accused of encouraging deadly communal riots in 2002

Media critical of President Ghani, Chief Executive Abdullah’s failure to work jointly on electoral reforms

"There could be an announcement as early as Friday evening"

Following the announcement, Clinton will travel to the key early voting states of Iowa and New Hampshire

Obama and Castro will join some 30 other leaders at the two-day Summit of the Americas

Council on American-Islamic Relations argues US govt has done nothing to protect, evacuate and repatriate its citizens

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was found guilty for all 30 counts in connection to the deadly 2013 attacks

India's home ministry says global community should take serious note of Pakistan's double-speak on terrorism

Xi Jinping's visit would be the first of its kind in the past nine years

Unsubstantiated fatwa legalising cannibalism reportedly claimed it would allow couple to 'become one'

BJP government plans to resettle tens of thousands of Hindus in three new townships in Muslim-dominated Kashmir

There are an estimated 50,000 Muslims in the region

Head teacher launched an assault after stolen items were discovered in the 11-year-old boy's bag

Iran's supreme leader denounces Saudi-led air strikes in the country as 'criminal acts'

'When you work in TV... and find out that your 11 channels are down, of course that's one of the most dreadful things'

Although only between three and 15 per cent of the total 100 billion barrels of oil is likely to be extractable

Tibetan official says project is expected to be completed by 2020

Van Haften intended to travel to Iraq or Syria to join the militant group

The ongoing assault in Mazar-i-Sharif city comes just before the start of the Taliban's traditional spring offensive

Around 18,000 children between the age of five and 17 drown in Bangladesh every year

Kamaruzzaman is accused of abduction, torture and mass murder including slaughter

Directorate of Religious Affairs says if water cannot be found other cleansing materials can be used