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Afghan security forces claim Marjah town in Helmand province has been retaken from Taliban.

The ideals of the Arab Spring is the only response to Daesh savagery, says Iyad el-Baghdadi

An earthquake struck Pakistan and Afghanistan on 8 January.

The US state decriminalised possession of cannabis in 2013 and allows sale of medical marijuana.

The Aberdeen council has warned of 'an escalating emergency'.

Private call transcripts between Clinton and Blair shed light on the personal friendship between the two leaders.

The medieval era Coban Mustafa Pasha mosque in Gebze district was built in 1522AD.

The Canadair CRJ 200 was carrying at least two people as search crew spots plane wreckage.

Emergency services are trying to locate the three missing persons.

Witnesses have said many assailants in Cologne on New Year's Eve were Arab or North African men.

Republican presidential hopeful says move would help reverse trade imbalance between US and China.

The 21-year-old victim was arrested and tortured for violating the strict dress code in Manbij, Syria.

Beijing mouthpiece blames 'hostile policies' for North Korea's defiance of global sanctions.

Trump's campaign reportedly attempted to bar non-supporters from even attending the Burlington rally.

The incident occurred during the presidential candidate's visit to Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

He made the comments to a magazine amid rising tensions between the Middle Eastern rivals.

Demonstrators will gather outside Saudi Arabian Embassy in London on the anniversary of the flogging of Badawi.

He is considered the 'face' of Isis and group's most important figure after Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

At least four people were taken to the hospital after the explosion at Dow Chemical facility.

More than 130 Palestinians and 20 Israelis have died in the latest wave of violence since October 2015.

The Ministry of Defence (MOD) insists it is helping train Saudis on rules of war not direct operations.

Images of emaciated and starving children have outraged many.

We look at strange – but possibly true – facts about one of the world's most secretive heads of state and his country.

Woman put to death at public execution in Raqqa for committing apostasy by own son, an Isis fighter.

Ammon Bundy, the leader of a group of armed men who took over a wildlife refuge in Oregon, has allowed two reporters to join them.

Former Swiss Army strongholds have been transformed into data centres, hotels and mushroom farms.

The mine's owner said it would inspect the property to see what had caused the incident.

An ongoing siege of two towns is preventing basic supplies from getting through.

Tweet by US presidential candidate sparks debate on social media in wake of Paris shooting.