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Afghan Taliban kill 22 in attack on provincial police HQs

Isis v the Taliban: Will deadly Islamist groups destroy one another in battle for Afghan tribal belt?

Ten years ago the Taliban was the world's most feared militant group. Will it now do the West's dirty work against an even deadlier movement?

Syria Civil War: Is the UN Security Council a mere talking shop?

Suspension of aerial bombardment of Aleppo is welcome news - but why has it taken a year?

Frontline Isis: Raqqa warriors and Kurdish Kobane heroes create 'Volcano' coalition to cut off Islamic State

Syrian and Kurdish fighters preparing to cut off IS at Rodko road and push Islamists further from Kobane.

Indian Muslim cleric calls Hindu deity Shiva the first prophet of Allah

The cleric said all Indian Muslims are traditionally Hindus.

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Candles burn at a memorial of shoes in remembrance of Holocaust victims

Heidegger argued Jews self-destructed in Holocaust

Black Notebooks reveal German philosopher argued Jews were agents of own destruction

Church of England makes historic general election intervention with 'fresh vision' plea

The House of Bishops also urged Christians to engage in the political process ahead of May.

Copenhagen attacks: Amateur video shows café shooting aftermath

Inna Shevchenko: I survived the Copenhagen attacks - but now I live in fear of death

After Charlie Hebdo I was prepared for the gun attack which happened as I was speaking in Copenhagen.

A pedestrian walks past an advertising placard for the movie 'Fifty Shades of Grey'

Fifty Shades of Grey side effects: Pastor to deliver sermons on porn, sexual ethics and gay marriages

Pastor Rick McDaniel is starting a series of sermons titled 5 Shades of Grey, wherein he will speak on sexual ethics.

Reactions to Chapel Hill shooting show US must treat Jihadis and white racists equally

America is focused on Isis and Al-Qaeda but it ignored domestic terror at its peril.

Fifty Shades Of Grey: Religious groups say movie degrades women, endorses sexual violence

Roman Catholic bishops and social media campaigns urge moviegoers to boycott 'Fifty Shades Of Grey'.

Anti-Semitism leapt in Britain after hostilities began between Israel and Hamas

Twitter Asbos would squeeze freedom of expression without curbing anti-Semitic hatred

It is far better to have anti-Jewish bigotry out in the open where it can be challenged, rather than sweeping it under a legal carpet.

Who are Cyber Caliphate: Islamic State hackers or Lizard Squad in disguise?

Did Lizard Squad hack Newsweek and threaten Obama's family under the Cyber Caliphate false flag?

After hacking Newsweek's Twitter account and threatening President Obama's family, the question is: who are Cyber Caliphate?

Darwin Day 2015: Scotland's creationist 'dinosaur' John Mason is fighting to take God back to school

John Mason insists he doesn't like the word 'creationism' - yet he is fighting to have it taught in schools alongside evolution.

Polygamy is illegal across the western world..

India bans polygamy for Muslims as 'not fundamental right in Islam'

India's Supreme Court said "practice which may run counter to public order, health or morality" is not constitutionally protected

Kobani: How strategy, sacrifice and heroism of Kurdish female fighters beat Isis

Self-sacrifice of Arin Mirkan provided an example for Kobani - and the world - to follow.

Anfield called 'Essex Jews place of worship' on Google Maps ahead of Liverpool-Tottenham clash

Web giant has since removed the description, which seemingly alluded to Spurs' large Jewish following.

Sex abuse commission calls for action on bishop accountability

Catholic Church clerical sex abuse commission wants to ensure bishops are held accountable for cover-ups

Devatas, or guardian spirits, engraved in a Hindu temple in Angkor

US sisters expelled from Cambodia for taking naked pictures in Angkor

Comes only one week after French tourists were deported for a similar stunt at sacred site.

After Charlie Hebdo cartoons, Danish Imam claims it is acceptable to depict Mohammed

Fatih Alev tells Danish TV that in any case a ban on depicting Mohammed would only apply to Muslims.

Isis 'plots' abduction of Westerners, aid workers seen at risk

Islamic militants 'plan' to capture more hostages for propaganda videos..

Crucifix or smartphone? The treasured possessions of Iraqi Christians who fled Isis

Iraqi Christian refugees fleeing Isis choose their most treasured possessions.

Manchester man Mudassir Shaheen charged with organising fake trips to Mecca for Hajj

Mudassir Shaheen charged families up to £3,000 for a Hajj package that allegedly did not exist

UK anti-Semitism: Israel and Gaza conflict sends racist attacks to record high in 2014

Anti-Semitic incidents had more than doubled to 1,168 in 2014, said Community Security Trust.

Thaipusam Festival: Hindus with facial and body piercings make pilgrimage to Malaysia's Batu Caves

Hindus celebrate Thaipusam, a religious celebration dedicated to Lord Murugan, the god of war.

Yemen crisis: Sanaa smoulders in ruins as country waits for Houthis' next move

Yemeni capital paralysed by uncertainty as further violence looms.

Inna Shevchenko: Charlie Hebdo and the Godless witch

I may be a 'Godless witch', but I love the freedom blasphemy offers – and I believe it makes society a safer, fairer place.

Cool wedding venue: Church made of ice opens at Balea Lac Ice Hotel in Transylvania

Looking for a cool wedding venue? They don't come much cooler than a church made of ice.

London: Asbos given to terrorist group Al-Muhajiroun bans members from burning items

Members banned from setting up Dawah stall, carrying flags and displaying banners after anti-Shi'ite protest.

Activists in Rio de Janeiro protest against the Catholic Church's alleged homophobia. (Reuters)

Toulon: French Catholic group buys local gay bar to transform it into religious meetings venue

'The bar of Sodom will become the bar of mercy', the group said.

Holocaust Memorial Day: 'We must remember' - Jewish refugee who fled Nazis tells his story

Bernd Koschland fled Germany to the UK in 1939 as an eight year old boy in the Kindertransport mission.

Jewish agency plans massive Aliyah of 120,000 French Jews to Israel

Israel predicted to have 1 million more Jews following French Jewish exodus over the next four years.

Central African Republic crisis: Rebels seize minister in bid to free commander

Armel Sayo was kidnapped while driving in the capital city of Bangui.

Hindu women in Nepal observe the colourful Swasthani Brata Katha festival

Unmarried Hindu women in Nepal are fasting for a month in the hope they will find a good husband.

Victoria & Albert museum removes Prophet Mohammed image from website in wake of Charlie Hebdo attacks

A poster by an Iranian artist has been removed from database amid severe security alert.

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