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Start of a daily nonstop passenger service between Dubai and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport

Amount totals to $460m; China remains main contributor with $157m

List of contenders includes eight or nine names, including former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney

He urged the government to protect religious freedom of all members of its population

Nearly 900 incidents of hate and intolerance were recorded across the US in the first 10 days after Trump's election

Tariq Fatemi's visit will be the first formal visit by a PM office's top official to US after presidential elections

Republican lawmakers say they expect to revisit issues once Republican Donald Trump is in the White House

Washington sees relationship with Pakistan as vital

During the call Trump said he would love to visit Pakist­an

Trump heaps praise on Pakistan and its prime minister

US working 'quite closely' with Pakistan on counterterrorism, State Dept says

In first telephone conversation, US president-elect praises Pakistanis and their premier

The fake news phenomenon has sent major internet companies scrambling

This ad represents everything Trump is not

US president-elect to hold number of meetings with potential candidates

Advocates believe Michael Flynn is the kind of ally Trump needs on his national security team

Dan Zhong was denied bail after prosecutors argued that he posed a flight risk

Fifty thousand fake euros also seized, 48 people arrested in raids

According to officials, Colin Nathaniel Scott's body was never found

James Clapper’s tenure as US intelligence chief was marred by the leak of documents from the NSA

Officials attempt to reassure migrants as fear grips the nation

Mexico undertakes measures to accommodate and facilitate Mexican immigrants

North Korea regularly accuses US and South Korea of preparing for war by holding annual joint military exercises

After cancelling 25 flights due to the incident, the airport is now slowly resuming operations

Former US spy agency contractor states that democratic checks and balances were losing ground to authoritarianism

Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull says US had agreed to take a "substantial" number of those held on Manus Island, Nauru

US president-elect’s aide Sajid Tarar confirms he has been approached by Islamabad

About 100 protesters marched from the White House, where Trump had his first transition meeting with Barack Obama

Decision taken in the wake of delay in work on two LNG power plants

Obama gives no hint about what he actually might like to do after vacating the White House in January

Omar Faraj Saeed Al Hardan, 24, pleaded guilty to one count of attempting to provide material support to the group

State Department deputy spokesperson Mark Toner says US's position on Kashmir remains unchanged

State Department spokesperson says US continues to work with Pakistan in its war against terror

Trump campaign quickly fires back, denies reports

This is believed to be the first full public apology that Trump has made in the duration of his campaign

Four dead in Florida as as the Category 3 storm lashed the coast and blocks rescue

Legislation allows families of 9/11 victims to sue countries such as Saudi Arabia for alleged backing of attackers

Pak stresses need for activation of UN Military Observer Group for India, Pakistan to monitor ceasefire violations

'This is not a decision that was taken lightly,' State Department spokesman John Kirby

It is the second drone strike in two days to target a local commander of the militant group

North Carolina's governor has declared a state of emergency in Charlotte

In meeting with Kerry, Nawaz says he always reaches out to neighbours for regional peace

US State dept spokesperson says it is for Pakistan and India to decide on the pace and scope of bilateral talks

Allegations about Saudi Arabia's role in funding terrorism have come under renewed focus this year

Khan also appeared to back Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in the presidential race

Police officials say investigation is continuing and no suspects have been arrested

More than 2,750 people were killed when two passenger jets destroyed the Twin Towers

This agreement is viewed as the first step for more military cooperation in the future

The report is to be published on Thursday by the Washington-based Institute for Science and International Security

Situation in IoK and concerns over Afghanistan will be raised in talks on Tuesday with NSA Ajit Doval