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State minister says the procedure is being offered for free as beauty treatments should be affordable for the poor

‘Smart Cities’ projects and other upgrades were responsible for most evictions

Trump says "When it came time to get in there and do something he didn't have the courage or something happened"

"I try like hell to hide that bald spot folks, I work hard" says Trump

Kent Whitaker had moved heaven and earth for years to try to get mercy for his son, whom he forgave from hospital bed

Students were warned by the school's emergency alert system at 4:01 am

US President Donald Trump announced last year that the United States recognized Jerusalem as Israel’s capital

Some of the militants behind attacks in recent years in France first came under the spell of hardliners

Global Times editorial flays US for criticising "other countries over human rights" as country debates gun rights

The escalation has killed at least 417 people and injured hundreds more

Yazidi refugees remain afraid of returning to Iraq following official announcement Islamic State militants have left

FO spokesperson says Pakistan's 'nomination' clear violation of FATF rules/laws

Oil reached at least 16 island shores, residents have collected 90 tonnes oil in cleanup efforts

Official tells reporters that the drugs discovered in an annex of the embassy have street value of around $50 million

What people thought were last remaining wild horses on Earth were domesticated horses that escaped their owners

Fishing is a $160 billion industry, and experts say 1/3rd of world's fish are taken from waters at unsustainable rate

Philippine's southern region must improve supervision of Islamic schools or madrasas where young gunmen are recruited

Country placed below India and China on Corruption Perception Index, has made no progress on CPI 2016 score

Symbolic renderings point to an intelligence previously thought to be uniquely the realm of modern humans

Barnaby Joyce said he will step down on Monday after resisting calls to quit over affair with former media secretary

Bilateral trade between India and United States has grown to about $115 billion in 2016 from $20 billion in 2001

White House deputy press secretary also shed light on country's progress in Afghanistan

Says India will respond 'sooner rather than later' for February 10 Sunjuwan attack

The prime minister was speaking at the TAPI inaugural ceremony in Turkmenistan

Ankara reminds Netherlands of Muslim massacre by Bosnian Serbs

Highly trained teachers to deter school shootings, says US President Donald Trump

State Department Spokesperson blames Russia for not reeling against President Bashar al-Assad's regime

Minister says, Oxfam GB made serious error by failing to inform Haitian authorities

Calls mount for humanitarian truce in one of bloodiest episodes of Syria's seven-year conflict

GEA chief says,we are already building the infrastructure

There have been many speculations about this situation but no solutions found yet

Ravneet Singh was waiting outside UK parliament to see a Labour MP when the incident occurred

Detective Chief Inspector says, these were dangerous individuals, intent on causing harm to innocent people

Trudeau has been at pains during his visit to quash long simmering perceptions in India

US president suggested arming a select group of teachers to deter mass shootings

The charges includes having bomb making, extremist views, and forming an illegal group

The talented singer also shatters a record for the longest live concert performed by a child

Inspections identified and neutralized some 264,000 fire hazards in the period

The rapper said that the domed building visible in the background was the prime minister's office, not a mosque

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, "temporary
arrangement" is being setup for Rohingyas

"hate-filled rhetoric" by leaders was normalising discrimination against minorities

"We must do everything that is within our power so that
this massacre comes to an end," Merkel added

Annual report criticises authorities on enforced disappearances, hails 'historic' legislation on transgender rights

Police investigation and identification of assailant are under way

Indian COAS blames the two countries of keeping the area disturbed

UN Security Council expected to vote on resolution demanding a 30-day ceasefire to allow deliveries of aid

Report accuses governments of exploiting national security concerns "to reconfigure state, individual balance"

Many running successful businesses in Islamabad say conditions in Afghanistan are bleak

White House is weighing additional sanctions against Russia, says senior administration

Sajmir Alimehmeti pleads guilty of committing passport fraud