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If Malik's body remains unclaimed it will be cremated, regardless of her religious beliefs, since 'she was a terrorist.'

Four inmates were injured during an incident at D wing after staff were attacked with chairs and table legs.

Nations across the world have agreed to prevent global warming from rising above 2C threshold.

Thousands of protesters have gathered at the Eiffel Tower to denounce the draft agreement

A Thai man faces up to 32 years in prison for 'liking' a Facebook post that mocked the country's king.

32 cats are known to have fallen victim to a serial killer of felines.

Geneva is on high alert after Swiss police find traces of explosives in a car leading to arrests.

Women have voted for the first time in municipal elections on 12 December in Saudi Arabia.

Authorities have arrested at least 11 people in connection with the smuggling attempt in Spain, Britain and Dubai.

Saudi Arabian prince has told presidential candidate to give up his ambitions to be a world leader.

Director of the US National Institutes for Health says science made it possible for the animals to retire.

Dozens of activists protested outside the Plaza Hotel on 11 December, where Donald Trump was due to speak.

People with 'black-sounding' names were discriminated against by white and black hosts, says study.

Democrat front-runner challenges Republicans on gun control and terrorism.

The driver with help from two other women turned the cab into a labour room.

Hundreds of Christians dressed like Father Christmas have marched through Lahore to "spread peace".

Singer Rita Ora suffered a terrifying night-time burglary shortly before X Factor co-star's home was raided.

A total of 978 women registered as electoral candidates, along with 5,938 men.

Muslims, Jews and Christians have all been given the 'Trump treatment' at some point or another.

As the Smile Cafe continues to function in the war zone, they find that people will always want cake

Homs endured a four and a half year siege as rebels battled Syrian army forces

Iconic vehicle overtaken by technology and EU legislation on fuel consumption and emissions.

The country had withdrawn from the Commonwealth in 2013.

According to Kenyan laws, homosexuals can be imprisoned for 14 years - 21 in aggravated circumstances.

Reliance on Google for fact-checking and finding basic information has made us forgetful, say scientists.

One of the most famous paintings in the world is giving up her secrets, according to an art historian.

Aggad failed army and police entrance tests before joining Daesh.

IBTimes UK speaks to rights group urging African leaders for 'genuine commitment'.

Apart from the newspaper, Alibaba said it will acquire other media assets of the SCMP Group.