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More than 2,100 Palestinians, mostly civilians, were killed in the conflict

One-day trip marks third by a pope since 1992-95 war By Philip Pullella and Daria Sito-Sucic

Indonesian archipelago of more than 17,000 islands is heavily dependent on ferry services

Iran and the Houthis deny military or economic links,say seizure of Sanaa is part of a revolution against corrupt govt

Manabi Bandyopadhyay hit headlines last month when she was appointed principal at Krishnagar Women's College

During his two-day visit, Modi is also expected to sign a raft of trade deals and meet opposition leader Khaleda Zia

Eight still remain missing on Southeast Asia's highest peak

Satisfaction expressed over the programme by Chief of Air Staff Marshal Sohail Aman

Only 14 people have been confirmed alive out of the 456, with no new survivors expected to be found

The Senate is currently debating an annual defense policy bill that would permit closure of the prison

Canadian authorities further alleged that Malik tried to recruit an undercover agent into the conspiracy

The declaration would provide Bamiyan an opportunity to generate considerable cultural, social and economic benefits

Officials at the Presidential Palace in Kabul recently leaked documents; Pakistan insist they are unaware of it

Shinjuku ward also appointed Godzilla as a special envoy for tourism

A statement said the pope has made cleaning up finances a major plank of his papacy

Al-Watan was also suspended for two weeks last year for reporting alleged plot to overthrow the Gulf state's rulers

India home ministry official says Dawood Ibrahim was in Karachi about 15 days ago

Posters warned petrol pump owners of consequences if they allow military vehicles to refuel at their establishments

The attack follows heavy defeats last month for Islamic State in northeast by Kurdish YPG militia

Pigeon has reportedly been handed over to a bird lover in Pathankot

Boysen, a resident of Austin, was diagnosed with a rare cancer that attacks smooth muscle on his scalp in 2006

Source says trial was a tactic to get media pressure away from the Malala case

Playing the guitar allowed doctors to avoid hitting areas of his brain that control senses, movement and speechs

Norway said it was hosting a new round of talks between Taliban representatives and members of Afghan society

According to the UN, a total of 646 children have been released by the army since 2012

Seven people, including the women, were taken to hospital but none are in a serious condition

China says economic corridor is not a 'political project' but investments for the livelihood of people

Najib's office blames his no-show on security warning from his national police chief.

There were reports of climbers trapped and injured

About 2,000 people have been killed in the violence in Manipur over the last decade

It was not immediately clear whether the hack affected President Barack Obama or other senior government officials

Food inspectors in the state of Uttar Pradesh said last month that they had found high lead levels in two dozen Maggi

Cranes on Friday slowly raise the sunken vessel with exhausted relatives preparing themselves for further agony

The first flight of the Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator, will be broadcast live on NASA's website on Friday

IS claims responsibility for the attack,it is the first time the militants said they were behind an attack in Pakistan

Chaudhry describes the suggestions Pakistan could sell a weapon as "unfounded, baseless and untrue"

The command centre had been destroyed by air strikes less than a day after officers found the original post

Nestle maintains that Maggie is safe, vows product will return once 'current situation is clarified'

The classified documents came from Snowden, the former NSA contractor

Authorities will be sending notifications to the 4 million current and past employees regarding the security breach

Ghana to observe three days of national mourning from Monday, with flags flying at half-mast

Muhamad Mahmoud al Farekh is accused of traveling to Pakistan to seek terror training

Gan brought the money, weighing four tonnes, in neatly wrapped packages.

Activity in the port area has struggled to take off and there is still only one crane to unload containers

Rights group calls for resisting pressure from Israel and the US after more than 500 children were killed last year

Syrian regime helicopters dropped the bombs on Aleppo province despite an international outcry over civilian deaths

Mipsterz combat Islamophobia by "just being themselves"

The interior ministry said the pair were arrested for "an obscene act"

"It is one of the biggest attacks on security forces in recent years"

The question is not to know what the Republic can do for Islam, but what Islam can do to become the Islam of France