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Okaz newspaper reports that Saudi Arabia is poised to execute 55 people for "terrorist crimes"

Indians have sparked fury over potential resumption of cricket ties with 'enemy' Pakistan.

European Court of Human Rights upholds government ban of religious symbols in public offices

Islamic State will come and go but radical Islamism will return in another form.

The Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh, The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall will be in Malta for three days.

Belgian police mount raid in Auvelais, 50km south of capital

Climate change could push more than 100 million people into extreme poverty by 2030

Security was tight on the rain-soaked campus of the University of Nairobi.

DRC government accused of persecuting political opponents and activists one year before presidential election.

Serge Kovaleski suffers from a condition called arthrogryposis.

Britain should intervene in Syria but cannot repeat mistakes of Iraq and Libya

Paris authorities have cancelled some rallies but those around the world are still set to take place

France says special forces sergeant injured during anti-jihadist operations in Mali has died.

Aircraft carrying workers to Rosneft's remote Vankor oil and gas field came down near Igarka.

Thousands of Catholic worshippers gathered in the Kenyan capital in spite of rainy conditions.

More than 136,000 migrants and refugees have arrived in Italy by boat in 2015.

The bushfire in South Australia has swept through more than 85,000ha of land

Many challenges are weighing the country down, including ethnicity and corruption.

Claim comes as European countries introduce passport checks to stem entry of refugees.

Revelation comes ahead of Pope Francis's scheduled visit to the country's capital Bangui.

US Army General John Campbell assures those responsible would be punished.

Qatar's capital city Doha sees a year's worth of rainfall in a single day, triggering floods.

The school says it was the female governor's choice and it respected the decision.

As part of its toilet revolution, China has launched a new series of ultra-modern restrooms.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov earlier called incident 'planned provocation'.

Around 97% of the national assembly agreed to carry on the air strikes.

Band says they are waiting to 'finish that concert' that was disrupted by terrorists.

The military's 15-second clip warns: "You are approaching Turkish airspace, change your heading".

Moscow is putting Syrian civilians at risk with indiscriminate bombing campaign, says Pentagon.