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Kurds have unsuccessfully sought statehood since the fall of the Ottoman Empire.

Demonstrations have continued to take place in Moscow despite police intimidation and aggression.

The host has reportedly been offered a new contract despite the findings of The New York Times investigation.

Only the three bombers were killed in the explosion

The baby was on one of two boats seen drifting off the coast of north Africa.

Over 8,000 drug addicts and dealers have been killed since Duterte took office in June 2016

The current outbreak of bird flu is the worst since 2013

Indian and Malaysian PMs agree to boost counter-terrorism efforts and maritime security.

A probe into Trump's campaign links to Russia is favoured by 52% of Americans, while 23% are opposed

The 9.2km-long Chenani-Nashri tunnel cuts down travel time between Srinagar and Jammu.

Iraqi intelligence said Jumaili was killed in an air strike in in al-Qaim.

The Palestine Islamist group threatens to avenge the killing of Hamas military commander Mazen Fuqaha.

The move could sidetrack some important conclusions brought forth by intelligence communities.

More than 200 people are still missing in Putumayo province as rescue personnel scramble to find survivors.

Host said the contest would be open to all ages.

Maxine Walters hit out at the president over wiretapping claims.

Detectors showed carbon monoxide around the pool area was 16 times over the safe limit.

Intelligence suggests terrorists may have access to sophisticated technology.

President Juan Manuel Santos confirmed military personnel are being deployed as part of emergency response.

Timothy Caughman had been collecting bottles for recycling when he was attacked.

A Bengal fire exploded as an effigy was burned at the Yellow Carnival in the Paris suburb of Villepinte.

The US president suggested the news outlet should focus on his wiretapping claims.

The future of Wikileaks' figurehead depends on the results of Ecuador's presidential elections.

At least 90 dead and 200 injured in mudslides caused by heavy overnight rain.

Far-right groups were compared to Nazis for using Westminster attack as propaganda.

The fast food chain continued the tirade with witty responses to Twitter users' encouraging posts.

Recently, former foreign secretary Shivshankar Menon said India's nuclear doctrine has 'far greater flexibility'.

The former leader stands accused of bribery and corruption.

The new measures will be adopted from 6 April.