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Washington and Seoul officials worry that Pyonyang will ultimately lay down impossible demands in talks

Premier slams use of state witnesses in video published on his Facebook page

Scientists use a radio-labelled chemical tracer to mark certain cancer mutations, study finds

Some 20 countries to suspend their imports of Brazilian meats

Nigeria was left in shock when 2010 national independence celebrations was hit by two car explosions

French woman who wants to remain anonymous claims to have suffered multiple rapes

The volcano, which featured in the 1967 James Bond film 'You Only Live Twice', has been grumbling since Thursday

Poachers can sell northern white rhino horns for $50,000 per kilo, making them more valuable than gold or cocaine

Thousands of women are at risk of homelessness and poverty in the African nation

People who can’t stop talking about themselves may not indicate narcissism

Air India plans to operate flights three days a week

Official says the bomber approached Abdul Zaher Haqqani and detonated his explosive vest

'Purpose for participating in the Miss Arab Veil competition was to start an organisation that defends women’s rights'

Lifting weights heavier than themselves, women are flexing muscles in a deeply conservative and patriarchal country

Says students using the full veil would be offered counseling sessions and ultimately asked to take off the veil

Nearly 4.5 million passengers transit through Dubai International Airport per month

Prosecutors say accused launched five explosive attacks targeting refugees and anti-fascist activists in 2015

Case has aggravated ethnic tensions in a region also roiled by the crackdown on Rohingya Muslims

Crowds gathered in front of the district hospital to condemn the negligence exhibited by attendants

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt cut ties with Qatar in June

The all-women crew flights will be to several international destinations

Battle hardens against sanctuary cities

The letter was written during one of the 'most exciting, feverish periods of Einstein's scientific career'

rectangular bottle was discovered half-buried in sand dunes near Wedge Island

At least three police were wounded in the overnight clashes at Menikhinna

US prosecutors claimed the films were financed by Red Granite using money misappropriated from a Malaysian state fund

Salman will lunch Wednesday with the Queen at Buckingham Palace, while Prince Charles will host dinner

old soldiers went to the front line and blocked the nest opening against approaching predatory ants

Michael Avenatti tweeted a copy of a suit filed by the porn star who goes by the name Stormy Daniels.

Report says skirmishes along LoC poses a risk of inadvertent or gradual escalation in hostilities

Cohn's departure indicates Trump would proceed with the tariffs

Report says, 64.8 percent of the unidentified victims were girls and 31.1 percent were boys

6.7 quake that strikes Papua New Guinea's mountainous Southern Highland

Government launches website in country's official languages to inform people about emergency guidelines

Human Rights observatory says, 805 civilians including 178 children have been killed

Hundreds cheer as beaming 31-year-old steps on the stage under the rain

Official says, Trump administration is open-minded about potential talks with Pyongyang

Says the Russian interference did not affect the result of the 2016 race

180 people die each day from opioid drug overdose in the United States

Indian police booked an attempt to murder case against the father and remanded him in judicial custody

Bryan Thornill advises other parents to follow such techniques to improve their child's behaviour

The issue was brought when two men were allowed to escape rape charges as they were accused of sex with underage girls

For the first time ever, match will feature 50 WWE Superstars like John Cena, Triple H, AJ Styles and others

US President Donald Trump's ranking on the list fell to 766th place from 544th in the last edition

Retaliatory killers of the vultures urged to stop poisoning and help reverse their declining population

The attack took place shortly after nightfall in the city's 10th arrondissement

Indian communist figures decried what they described as a wider assault on democracy

Mohammad Shtayyeh said 'Today what is happening with us is what you call in the United States a cattle shoot trap,'

Russian military officer says 'Members of illegal armed groups are allowed to carry personal weapons'

Initial information suggested the crash may have been caused by a technical fault