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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

Free hand extended to the fossil fuel industry puts Trump at odds with the entire thrust of the event

Says an investigation is ongoing to assess the bearing their impact had on the accident

Says unpaid or underpaid work by women and girls adds three times more to the global economy than the tech industry

Says governments need to take into account the climate crisis when considering the deportation of asylum seekers

The World Health Organisation has called a meeting tomorrow to consider declaring an international health emergency

US president calls for immediate dismissal of impeachment charges by a Republican-led Senate

FPCCI chief says country does not have surplus products to export

The illustration shows the country's premier on chairlift with Swiss Alps in the background

We are with the oppressed people of Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, says Ranjeet Singh

Jagat Prakash Nadda will become new head of BJP replacing Amit Shah

Premier will deliver a keynote address at the WEF's Special Session

If I followed my heart I would genuinely never want to leave, says embattled director-general

The storms were forecast to hit Sydney late on Monday

The jailing of the separatist leaders sparked wide protest

Rallies have rocked Iraq since October

World Economic Forum organisers abruptly changed schedule: Iranian foreign ministry

Says further move by Tehran to scale back its commitments to the deal will depend on actions by parties

The estimates were based on ammonia being the primary zero carbon fuel choice

By 2025, the authorities say they have planned to effectively control plastic pollution

South Korea has reported its first case - a 35-year-old woman who flew in from Wuhan province

It will be a gruelling exercise, says Republican Senator John Cornyn

Parts of the Southeast Asian archipelago have been deluged with torrential downpours

It was one of a dozen femicides recorded in 2019 by women's rights NGOs in Greece, a country of 10 million people

Australia has since October been overwhelmed by an unprecedented bushfire season made worse by climate change

India hopes to equip its ballistic missile nuclear submarine with the K-4 missile

A top Republican says any group planning to incite violence at the rally in Richmond should stay home

The tourism industry estimates the fires that raged throughout the holiday season have already cost it almost $688m

In a 111-page document filed before Trump’s Senate trial begins on Tuesday, US lawmakers lay out their arguments

Hundreds of protesters gathered in the centre of Landquart, ready to brave the cold on a 40km march across Davos

Mosque committee also gifts Rs200,000 to groom and jewellery worth thousands to bride

New coronavirus strain has caused alarm because of its connection to Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome

The immediate question facing the couple is how they will make ends meet

A custom, that has defined the kingdom among all Muslim countries, has long been discussed and disputed in the society

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A high-level visit from the US on the cards in order to acknowledge Pakistan’s efforts

China has been widening its footprint in region, including building expressways and upgrading airports in Sri Lanka

The two royals were born almost a century apart yet their decision to marry American divorcees is what binds them

Kiev-bound UIA Boeing 737, crashed shortly after taking off from Tehran on January 8, killing all 176 people on board

They will be joined by Ken Starr, who was at the centre of Bill Clinton's impeachment in the 1990s

Riot police swept into the area and fired tear gas to disperse the crowds

Iran has progressively scaled back some commitments under the agreement in response to the US sanctions

Experts said the book could be of great historical and literary value for scholars and admirers of Hafez

Tens of thousands of people, mostly civilians, have been killed and millions displaced since 2015

Empathy and shared norms have blossomed in recent years

Talks can begin as soon as EU ministers agree their joint mandate on February 25

Virus has killed nearly 650 people across mainland China and Hong Kong in 2002-2003

White House blocked impeachment investigation in House of Representatives from accessing witnesses and documents