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Donald Trump handed out good and bad marks

More than 460 protesters have been killed since the rallies first erupted in October

After Pulwama, India hiked custom duties on Pakistani products to 200%, making them uneconomical in Indian market

Australian officials confirm all three victims are American residents

Around 40,000 people have died from various firearms-related incidents, including suicides and homicides in 2017

Many exotic species are still widely consumed in China or other Asian countries where they are considered a delicacy

Denmark and New Zealand retained their place at the top of the index

Cooler weather was forecast to return on Friday, but the bushfire season still has weeks left to run

India has been rocked by demonstrations against Modi’s new citizenship law that discriminates against Muslims

Mahathir says 'be patient', I say 'ghabrana nahin hai': Prime Minsiter Imran Khan at Davos

Iran tells Europe not to follow US by undermining nuclear pact

The two individuals have been identified as Hayden Marshall-Inman of New Zealand and Winona Langford of Australia

Gambia had launched a lawsuit at the UN’s highest body, accusing Myanmar of genocide against Rohingya

Health officials fear the transmission rate will accelerate as Chinese people travel during Lunar New Year holiday

Trump tells reporters at the World Economic Forum that he is happy with the way the trial is going

Emergency operation cell set up to monitor the situation

President Trump tells Afghan counterpart Ghani in Davos meeting

Photos of meeting instantly go viral on social media

Warns that so-called vaping increases the risk of heart disease and lung disorders

Navy has long only allowed men to serve on submarines, citing difficulty of accommodating gender privacy concerns

US and EU agreed to pursue a trade deal in July 2017 as a tentative truce, but negotiations have stalled over farming

Says relations between Tehran and Riyadh should not become like the relationship between Tehran and the US

Lawmakers elected country’s top judge as head of state in a rare display of unity

GE granted license to help investigate Ukrainian plane downed by Iran

The Italian restaurant is now holding a contest to guess how many kilogrammes of flour went into making the pizza

She will take over from Prokopis Pavlopoulos, whose five-year term ends in March

The island has found itself blocked from world bodies under pressure from Beijing, which views it as its territory

Premier emphasises efforts to attract investment in the country’s agriculture sector

In a new documentary, Clinton says Sanders demonstrated “a pattern” in how his campaign attacked women rivals

Just five days after proposing the changes, Putin had already submitted the amendments to parliament

British court sentenced the 58-year-old Irish-Zimbabwean to more than three years in prison in January last year

Death toll reaches nine while more than 400 people have now been infected in 13 provinces and municipalities

He was formally charged on the floor of the Senate last week with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress

Deb Mukharji shares details of tribunal formed to probe into allegations of police atrocities in Indian state

'Women are now more educated than they were before, with many holding master’s degrees or PhDs'

Alice Wells meets Foreign Secretary Sohail Mahmood and SAPM Nadeem Babar at the Petroleum Division

Prime minister meets the US president on the sidelines of World Economic Forum in Davos

Nilanshi Patel bags Guinness World Record after she stopped getting her tresses cut following bad experience at salon

British maritime minister Nusrat Ghani says it is a 'momentous agreement'

Video actually circulated in media reports about alleged child abduction in the Indian state of Rajasthan in 2017

If we [Iran] had nuclear weapons today, we would be protected from threats, says Ahmad Hamzeh

Families from the southeastern state of Kerala were a gas heater in their room to keep warm

UK’s position on Salisbury remains changed

She is serving a 10-year sentence for espionage, charges which she rejects

The televised trial is expected to hear opening arguments in the Republican-controlled Senate this week

Request to the US, France will add to global frustration at Tehran’s failure to send the recorders abroad for analysis

Bigger than expected crowd flocked to the stadium, with a long registration queue snaking around the arena

US State Department added Amir Mohammed Abdul Rahman to its list of most wanted terrorists in August last year

Troops Fired tear gas to force them back, leading to scenes of chaos as huge crowds of people flailed across river

White House has said it expects the trial to be over in two weeks