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People attempt to assist injured as bulls toss men into the air and against nearby vehicles in Huancavelica, Cusco.

President Hollande honoured Charlie Hebdo staff, Muslim policeman Ahmed Merabet and kosher supermarket victims.

Online referendum launched to engage 'new generations of Biafrans' in independence talks.

Ruqia Hassan, who went under the pseudonym "Nisan Ibrahim", wrote about daily life under Isis on her Facebook.

Government has rejected new date for talks in Tanzania despite sanction threats from African Union.

Hackers hit 'milestone' after bringing down first power station in Ukraine through cyberattack.

Turkish coastguard official says three boats and a helicopter have been searching for survivors.

Footage shows snowboarders airlifted to safety in British Columbia.

A number of Sikh community representatives have raised concerns about the nature of humour on sites.

Louis-Dreyfus consolidated her late husband's commodities conglomerate after his death in 2009.

Passengers said they suffered headaches and felt pain in their ears during flight.

The 37 metre high statue of the founder of communist China has been erected in Henan province.

Police are now investigating the incident as a hate crime following increasing attacks against Sikhs.

With nearly a year to go until the US presidential elections, the candidates will appear in a lot more amusing photos like these.

The odd-even number plate scheme will be tested for 15 days before a further decision is made on its implementation.

Decision is protest against attack on Saudi embassy in Tehran, said Kuwaiti foreign ministry.

More than 30 people were injured when the public bus caught fire on 5 January.

Minister of public security Gabriel Nizigama described reports as 'fake, inflammatory information'

PM Narendra Modi unveils 'Technology Vision 2035' for India at science gathering in Mysuru.

US criticised Kagame for deciding to run in 2017 election and 'failing to reinforce democratic institutions'.

Saudi Arabia said it would restore ties with Iran when it stopped meddling in its affairs.

Tokyo's famous sushi restaurant chain Sushi-Zanmai bought the endangered fish at the New Year's auction.

Terror attack that started 2 January was still ongoing as seven Indian soldiers and five assailants died.

New Saudi envoy to Baghdad promises leniency for Islamic State militants who surrender.

Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons was, however, unable to locate the source of the nerve gas.

The Kingdom's envoy to the UN said Saudi Arabia will 'attend the next Syria talks'.

The islands, seized by former Soviet Union, are administered by Russia.

If allowed to take effect, the law would close many of the state's abortion clinics.

Danish Prime Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen says move prompted by Sweden's decision to tighten its borders.