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Thousands of dollars had been charged to his credit card after he disappeared.

Saudi Arabia has announced that from 6 July three-day festivities of Eid-ul-Fitr would begin.

US-Japan Status of Forces Agreement to be amended in the wake of incidents involving American personnel.

Labor Party leader Bill Shorten cites Brexit vote to ask Turnbull to quit.

Justice ministry calls it punishment for 'those whose hands are stained with the blood of Iraqis'.

The massacre, the deadliest against Polish Jews after Second World War, had left 42 dead.

Syrian opposition groups accused of torture, abductions and killings.

Nato leaders to gather for crucial summit in Polish capital to discuss military deployment in the Baltics.

Candidate blasts 'dishonest media' for courting controversy over tweet.

The soldier killed the extremists with a kukri after being ambushed in the besieged Iraqi city.

Other documents which would normally be withheld for 30 years will also be released.

California incident is second amputation injury in US during Fourth of July holiday.

UAE warns citizens of legal repercussions and fines if they fail to follow the burqa rules.

It was tragic and a breakdown in gun safety fundamentals, said gun range co-owner John Buchan.

Islamic State is using Ramadan as a symbolic marker to inspire and motivate their followers to launch deadly strikes.

The 'Persian Hercules' wants to battle the extremists in their self-declared caliphate.

Local TV reports explosion near the security headquarters of the Prophet's Mosque in Medina.

Celebrating 22nd Liberation Day, Kagame said Rwanda still has to strive for total liberation.

Rio state is 'completely failing at its work of policing and taking care of people', Mayor Eduardo Paes claims

English dominates to a considerable extent, but native speakers in the EU are set to drop from 14% to around 1%.

Loretta Lynch is the head of the department of justice – which may charge the Democrat over email usage

The popular quarterback went missing hours after his arrival in Italy.

Hostages were told to recite verses of the Quran and were tortured if they could not.

Isis has claimed responsibility for the blast in Baghdad's Karada district.

Sweden has the second highest number of combatants per capita from Europe fighting for the Islamic State.

Numbers rise as bodies are recovered from the rubble inside the shopping centre, while 35 people remain missing.

Families displaced from the Isis stronghold cannot mark end of Ramadan properly.

Sigmar Gabriel said 'we can't raise our drawbridge' on British expats living in Germany.

The ruling on the dispute is expected on 12 July but China wants to solve the issue bilaterally.