A suspected Islamic State (IS) suicide bomber blew himself up during an anti-terror raid in the Turkish city of Gaziantep yesterday, killing three police officers, officials said.
A gunbattle which lasted almost three days in Jammu and Kashmir ended yesterday with the killing of two militants holed up inside a government building, as the state reels from deadly unrest.
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The fiercest Caribbean storm in nearly a decade slammed into the Bahamas, intensifying as it barrelled towards the southeast US coast where a mass exodus was under way with millions heeding warnings to flee inland.
The World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE), a global initiative of Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development, has announced a new cohort of outstanding young people who will be participating in the 2016-2017 Learners’ Voice Programme.
Canada and China said yesterday they will launch exploratory talks on a free trade agreement and explore a possible extradition treaty for Chinese fugitives from Canada, even as they announced agreements on beef and canola exports to China.
Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) was yesterday formally recognised by Joint Commission International (JCI) for being the first healthcare organisation in the world to have all its hospitals qualified under the Academic Medical Centre accreditation programme.
Twitter announced on Monday it was easing its 140-character limit on tweets, implementing a policy announced in May to no longer factor certain add-ons including pictures into a message's length.
Fans tuning in to the 2016 World Chess Championship from home may well have the best seats in the house, organisers say.
There were 14 coaches at the launch of Qatar Stars League’s new season but it was Jorge Fossati who was the cynosure of all eyes.
An Iraqi Kurdish reporter was killed and another wounded on Sunday during a military operation against the Islamic State group in northern Iraq, officials said.
Sri Lanka's police sought spiritual help from Buddhist clergy on Monday to bless an accident-prone highway in a country that has some of the world's most dangerous roads.
