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Messaging app WhatsApp now has 900 million monthly active users, its founder Jan Koum wrote on a Facebook post Thursday.

It seems Terrence Malick isn't going to drop two movies this year. The director unveiled his latest, "Knight Of Cups," in Berlin in February, but it looks like neither his follow-up "Weightless" or his documentary "Voyage Of Time" will surface before the year is out. "Knight Of Cups" won't open theatrically until next year, but this featurette should hold you over. READ MORE: New International Poster For Terrence Malick's 'Knight Of Cups' Running a few minutes long, it finds cast members Natalie Portman... Читать дальше...

British MP Jeremy Corbyn has criticized the UK’s overseas military actions, saying he couldn’t justify sending British troops abroad to fight at the present time. In an attack on the establishment, the 66-year-old also took aim at the EU, accusing the bloc of tearing up Europe’s social standards.

Pakistan on Friday said it has spent nearly USD 2 billion on Operation 'Zarb-e-Azb', the military offensive against Taliban that has killed over 3,500 militants in the restive North Waziristan tribal region bordering Afghanistan.

Two leaders set to reaffirm historic importance of partnership

Doing their bit.

The star of The Wire may not resemble Ian Fleming's descriptions of 007. But then, neither does the actor currently playing him

The star of The Wire may not resemble Ian Fleming's descriptions of 007. But then, neither does the actor currently playing him

Up to 300 migrants held at the Bicskre railway station in Hungary escaped, state news agency MTI said.

City celebrated for the black cab, Tube and Routemaster bus is going nowhere slowly

Serbia said it would ask the European Union for direct budget support to deal with an expected bottleneck of migrants.

A British judge granted bail to radical preacher Anjem Choudary, who faces charges for inviting support for IS.

After a run of 25 days without loadshedding, there is chance that Eskom could schedule level one outages next week.

The chairman of a congressional panel investigating the deadly Benghazi attacks said Friday that a member of Hillary Rodham Clinton's inner circle could provide key insight into how the State Department maintained its presence in Libya prior to the 2012 attack.

Photos of a boy who drowned along with members of his family off the shore of Turkey thrust the issue of aid for Syrian refugees into the Canadian election campaign this week

Detached home price in 416 area climbs above $1-million

The immigration minister says a letter regarding the family of two Syrian boys who later drowned was returned to request more "documentation." Chris Alexander says Canada is speeding up the processing of refugees from the region