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The monk's sister suspects foul play in his death as his 'finger nails and mouth had turned black'.

As the Iranian economy opens up the plight of communities such as the Bahá'í must not be forgotten.

The 41st US president is 'stable' but will have to wear a neck brace, his spokesman says.

Internet regulators pledge to take action after sex video recorded at Beijing store went viral

Prime minister Alexis Tsipras faced a revolt from his own party inside parliament, while a battle raged outside.

Polish investigators will decide whether to prosecute Korwin-Mikke for a breach of Poland's anti-hate laws.

The celebration of Eid also marks the anniversary of the Quran being revealed.

The deal was condemned by US Conservatives, but the Congress has 60 days to consider the agreement and lift sanctions.

Reception, concierge and room cleaning services will be undertaken by robots.

The new head of ESA believes a moon village will encourage discussion about the future of space research and exploration.

Millions visit Mecca to observe the five pillars of Islam including fasting, belief, worship and charitable donations.

Some believe the US military training is the beginning of a takeover plan with President Barack Obama as dictator.

Vote carried through by opposition parties as 38 Syriza lawmakers abstained or voted against deal.

Several thousand London residents die early every year due to the city's pollution.

While he condemned rape, he said there is no precedent for revoking a Presidential medal.

12,000 people protested on the streets of Athens as politicians prepare to vote on the bailout bill.

Iran releases 'Missile Strike' mobile game app simulating missile attack on Israel.

German man discovers gold coins and containers using metal detector in town of Lueneburg.

Sources say that report identifies missile that downed passenger plane and its trajectory.

France tops the list as the deadliest country in the world to be a journalist in 2015.

Glut of short-term crude stockpiles hides larger problem of rebuilding Iran's oil industry, say experts.

So-called "Jail the Gays" bill imposes prison sentences of up to 14 years on those involved in homosexual unions.

Two Brimstone missiles fell hundreds of feet from Tornado, but did not explode.

No internal rival has been able to run for nomination against Museveni for past three elections.

US president said he was surprised by Russia's willingness to help with the agreement.

Firefighters respond to fire alarm on decommissioned vessel serving as maritime museum.

Dozens of fun-loving commuters in Colorado took an alternative, green route to the office.

Gruesome punishment also inflicted on two children in Islamic State-held Syrian province

Muslims around the world will observe Eid al-Fitr on or around 17 July.