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Latin American ministers met Monday to end the massive Venezuelan migrant crisis that has jolted the region

The storm was forecast to come ashore late on Tuesday near the border between Louisiana and Mississippi

Monsoon floods forced more than a million people from their homes in Kerala last month, killed 486

During the 1980s Jalaluddin Haqqani was an Afghan commander fighting the Soviet occupation

The warning came as Iran's FM met with Bashar al-Assad in a surprise visit to Damascus

The diplomats will also discuss the endless conflict in nearby Afghanistan

Some two dozen witnesses are lined up to argue for and against confirming Kavanaugh

Yemen's warring parties meet in Geneva Thursday for a new round of peace talks

Associate of Amjad Sabri says he did not get positive response from authorities

So-called attack was latest in a series of incidents in which Afghan forces turned their weapons on foreign troops

Jones was a lookalike of actual culprit, fell into the hands of police after victim files case

I am not just asking for change, I am demanding it, says British interior minister Sajid Javid

Three presidents will consider further joint efforts to ensure long-term normalisation in war-torn Syria

The country has its sights set on space with a programme worth $5.4 billion

Militant group also raids a currency exchange office steeling $20,000 before fleeing unchallenged

Remarks come after ex-Vatican envoy to US claimed Francis ignored sexual abuse charges against McCarrick for 5 years

Move comes after Russian president faces a record fall in his approval ratings as a result of unpopular pension reform

Mathew is third Indian to win prize since January

The performance was part of a ceremony observing the start of China’s school year

Qantas CEO had challenged manufacturers to design aircraft capable of flying from Sydney to London or New York nonstop

some of his comrades suffer in silence, and some end up committing suicide

The store in Hyderabad opened to great fanfare only last month

Environmentalists and thousands of fishing workers oppose the statue because of the threat to fishing stocks

Three in critical condition

Officials deny China's engagement in "debt trap" diplomacy

Consumer prices rose 17.9 per cent in August from the same month in the previous year

Iranian officials say they will decide after studying the European package whether to quit the 2015 nuclear deal

Israel has sought to avoid direct involvement but acknowledges carrying out dozens of air strikes in Syria

The capital has been hit for one week by heavy fighting between rival groups

Signs an agreement for defence cooperation between the two countries

McCain died on August 25, aged 81, after a year-long struggle against brain cancer

After the hearings, the ICJ will hand down a non-binding advisory opinion

UN, EU and countries including the US, Canada and Australia called for the journalists’ acquittal

Nation's president calls it a 'tragic' loss of knowledge and heritage

Japan's defence chief on Monday warned the country is facing a tough security environment

Chinese social media networks claimed billionaire Liu was arrested over false allegation during business trip

Over 6,000 such cases were registered in South Korean capital last year

Foreign minister says suspension of $300m payment to be taken up during Pompeo’s visit

The aircraft crashed due to technical problems shortly after take-off

Iranian FM Javad Zarif calls on Europeans to 'act' on political commitment

McDonald's is the second-biggest formal employer in the neighbourhood

Talks are aimed at charting a path forward to revive UN-backed negotiations which broke down in 2016

Washington faces growing questions over its strategy to force the Taliban into talks to end the 17-year conflict

Islamic State strongholds in Iraq discussed

The goal is to protect marine biodiversity and avoid further pillaging of the oceans

State media maintains that explosions occurred at the munitions camp due an electrical problem

Foreign minister says it regretted US's decision saying it would harm prospects for Middle East peace

Authors retracted their paper last week

US administration announced earlier that it would no longer provide funding to UN agency for Palestinian refugees

Says Britain would be ready to leave the EU without a deal if the two sides cannot agree on the divorce terms