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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

With his typical dramatic flourish, Trump recounted scene as he monitored strikes from White House Situation Room

Delhi urged to refrain from feigning concern for minorities elsewhere for narrow political agenda

Thousands of armed militia members have begun arriving in Richmond for the Monday rally

There is no immediate word on any fatalities

Turkish president made his remarks ahead of a summit in Berlin on Sunday that will try to stabilise the country

Taliban also agreed to scale down military operations in days leading up to the signing of the agreement

The Taal volcano burst into life nearly a week ago, sending towering dust columns into the sky

Group of more than 3,000 people, mainly from Honduras and El Salvador, crossed into Guatemala

Qureshi says Iran wants to de-escalate, reaches Doha for talks with Qatari counterpart

Complaint comes after evidence that military agents had illegally eavesdropped on congressmen, journalists, judges

Foreign Minister Qureshi discusses Iran and Afghanistan's peace process Friday with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo

Attack took place in the small town of Grantsville, on the outskirts of state capital Salt Lake City

At least eight indigenous leaders were killed last year

The plaintiffs say the pilot failed to follow procedures in dumping thousands of pounds of fuel over a populated area

Malaysia does not want to escalate the palm spat with India by talking of any retaliation for now

He urged the PM to improve cooperation with parliament, optimise salaries of govt officials

Idea has infuriated those who voted against Brexit in the 2016 EU membership referendum

Destroyed crops and killed off potentially tonnes of fish raised in the lake that rings the volcano

Incident occurred at an altitude of around 3,230 metres (10,597 feet) close to the base camp for Annapurna

Possibility of human-to-human transmission cannot be excluded

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says Iran’s elite Guards can take their fight beyond Iran’s borders

'Until Iran behaves like a normal nation its isolation will only deepen,' he says

After the attack, US military restricted Saudi military personnel to classroom training

He says Khamenei's speech attacking the US was a mistake

Benign conditions of rain, cooler temperatures are helping efforts to contain remaining fires

Packed with protein and calcium, mopane worms are stirred into chunky tomato and peanut stews in the African country

Human trafficking survivors aim to gradually move away from donor funding and diversify their sources of income

Qureshi discussed ME situation, regional security, bilateral ties with secretary of state, national security adviser

Khagendra Thapa Magar, who measured 2 feet 2.41 inches, died of pneumonia at a hospital in Pokhara

'Passers-by managed to calm the horse down and it then "happily trotted" on to a Cardiff bus via its disabled ramp'

Sergei Lavrov calls incident a human error and says he is not trying to excuse anyone for what happened

A bird rescue camp in suburban Mumbai reported treating injured owls, koels (cuckoo) as well as a squirrel

India's Supreme Court had outlawed the sport in 2014 after a plea by animal rights groups

Chinese FM spokesperson says Kashmir is a ‘dispute left from history’ which should be resolved through UN...

The fight leads to court action costing tens of thousands of pounds in legal fees

Number of births has now fallen for three consecutive years, still there were 14.65 million babies born in 2019

The suspect was accused of poisoning her husband by lacing his drinking water with eye drops

The decision to accept the invitation will be on Premier Imran Khan, says Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman

Gen Rawat says camps operating to isolate Kashmiris who have been 'radicalised'

She hopes to help her students fight depression, find inner peace in a war-torn country

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei urges national unity after unrest over plane disaster

He reportedly criticised President Volodomyr Zelensky's understanding of the economy

Canada, Ukraine, Sweden, Afghanistan and Britain said Iran should hold an investigation open to grieving nations

It consists of 4 per cent alcohol, along with malt, rice and honey

Number of travellers booking visits to Australia has fallen 10-20 per cent

Passenger, who was eventually allowed to board, says ordeal was 'very humiliating and frustrating'