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This is the first year that we feel the joys of Ramazan the way that we used to do in the 80s and 70s, says a customer

Government representatives struck a positive note after returning from their first face-to-face talks with the Taliban

Teo Jioshvili returns home with amazing photographs from what became one of the 'safest' trips she had ever taken

Afghan intelligence confirms he was killed along with 24 militants in a drone strike in Nangarhar province

Drivers are staging 24-hour walkout in protest at pay and plans for a new 24-hour service due to start in September

Picture of homeless boy forced to do his homework on a pavement in the Philippines goes viral

Attack on outskirts of North Sinai's provincial capital of El-Arish targets a bus carrying policemen

Trinley denies charges even after over $100,000 worth of Chinese yuan were recovered in a raid from the monastery

The flag is a symbol of slavery and racism for many and Southern heritage for others

PM proposes approach of promoting mutual understanding and cooperation through cultural, academic interaction

Uighurs in Xinjiang face cultural and religious restrictions; US condemns forced deportation

Australian Federal Police's operational intelligence report says their postings inferred support to Islamic State

Earlier, Modi expressed India’s ‘anger’ over China’s action on Lakhvi during his meeting with the Chinese...

Social media websites have been widely used by militant groups such as Islamic State and al Qaeda

Pakistan is also expected to become a full member of the group along with India

More than 4,000 women could die from complications during pregnancy and childbirth in Ebola-hit countries

Kazakhstan has supplied India with 2,100 tonnes of uranium between 2010 and 2014

Indian businessmen can suffer huge losses once sanctions against Iran are lifted after the nuclear deal

WPI has been falling since late 2014, dragged down by lower energy costs, while CPI is currently at five per cent.

State Department spokesperson says that in general the peace talks were a positive step in the right direction

The Sawab Center will use direct online engagement to counter Islamic State propaganda, ideology

International donor agencies asked to help handle BCG shortage

The upgrade to "Tier 2 Watch List" status removes a potential barrier to President Obama's signature global trade deal

Agree to cease fire if Pakistan and China provide guarantees

Pakistan has a major stake in the outcome of any peace process in Afghanistan

An estimated $2 trillion to $3 trillion in new investment is needed to achieve the United Nation's bold agenda

Bails of MQM leaders Tari Mir and Mohammad also extended

Indian prime minister thanked Putin for sponsoring the International Yoga Day in Russia

It was the second major US exchange outage sin nearly two years

Overall, there were 12 per cent more downpours which broke local records from 1981 to 2010 than would be expected

The Britain-based Observatory took down its website after the online attack

EU President warned that a special summit of EU leaders on Sunday was the final chance for a deal to avoid a "Grexit"

Members of Swedish party claim Halal slaughtering practices violate animal cruelty laws of the country

Afghan female Supreme Court nominee needed 97 votes out of 193 to win, but managed only 88 votes

Uber was banned in New Delhi last December after one of its drivers was accused of rape

Sanjana says man was allegedly stalking her and swearing at her

Muslim coalition says all places of worship should feel 'safe' this Ramazan

Central Hajj Committee says some 14 million worshippers have visited the city so far

The circumstances surrounding Gaza have led to fears that another war could eventually break out

Islam has the largest number of young followers; nearly 22.4 per cent

Decision comes day after Obama said US-led coalition fighting Islamic State would step up its campaign in Syria

Afghanistan welcomes talks, hoped it would begin a process of 'dignified peace.' Taliban remain vague on talks...

Around 100 youth were still wanted for participating in anti-India and pro-freedom protests

The joint move again proved the positive role of Pakistan and Saudi Arabia in solving humanitarian crisis peacefully

Between 25 and 49 insurgents were killed during the strikes

A grand jury has indicted Roof on all the murder and attempted murder charges

Greece is a case study on the risks the Pakistani financial system is built upon

White House spokesperson says this is an important step toward advancing prospects for a credible peace

Power plants to generate 150MW. Pakistan also sought Norway’s cooperation on hydro-electric projects

Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack