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'We rarely encounter such bizarre cases in medicine'

In Saturday bombshell US president abruptly called off secret meeting with Taliban at Camp David

Armando wins worldwide headlines and nets Joel Verschoot $1.4 million

Riyadh calls on separatists, who seek to revive former South Yemen republic, to cede control of Aden

Taliban will hold a meeting to discuss all aspects of ongoing negotiations before issuing statement, says source

India exerting dictatorial control over information coming out of IOK to promote its own narrative: FO

Fawad Chaudhry says India can only reach the moon through Bollywood after second lunar mission ends in disaster

"We are not going to go through this every three months," says French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian

A meteorological agency official says the typhoon could bring "record" winds and rains

US president accuses Taliban of using an attack in Kabul to 'build false leverage'

At least 12 Kashmiris injured as occupying troops use tear gas, pellet guns to stop religious procession

Conflict and endemic corruption have shredded Afghanistan's infrastructure and economy

The clashes between the GNA forces and LNA on Saturday morning came after nearly a month of calm

Francis made his appeal on a visit to Madagascar, the world’s fourth-largest island

Dorian, proving to be a long-lived storm, hit the Bahamas on Sunday and Monday with Category 5 winds

'He’s in full-blown meltdown. It’s like the episodes of Chernobyl where the reactor’s melting down'

The venue is where Mao Zedong in 1949 proclaimed the founding of the People's Republic of China

The IAEA announces its latest step in reducing its commitments to a 2015 nuclear deal

'I cannot stand by as good, loyal moderate Conservatives are expelled', she says

US Defense Secretary Mark Esper urged the Chinese government to exercise restraint in Hong Kong

Despite his age, Grandpa Wong is a regular sight at Hong Kong's street battles

Alice Wells says Washington supports Pak-India dialogue on Kashmir and other issues of concern

Critics say the campaign is aimed at Muslims, even those who have lived legally in India for decades

Economic adviser confirms talks between high-level US, Chinese officials in early October

Carr said in a statement that Ottawa was seeking bilateral consultations with China at the WTO

Washington, Ankara set ambitious goal of quadrupling trade to $100b annually

US view is that the best way forward is a political agreement, says US defence secretary

The 2015 pact curbed Iran’s disputed nuclear program in exchange for relief from sanctions

One person dies and two others sustain injuries

Death toll stands at only 43

Pakistan, China and Afghanistan foreign ministers discuss counter-terror efforts, BRI cooperation

Although Atomic Energy Organisation says it would honour commitments to give UN access to monitor

70 people involved in the landmark exchange

As China consistently denies any mistreatment in what it calls vocational training centers

In a symbolic first step toward retiring what the rebels say is a force of 40,000 fighters in the coming years

An opposition bill was approved by parliament’s appointed upper chamber, the House of Lords on Friday

Oil tanker is at the center of a dispute between Tehran and Western powers

At least 308 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire in Gaza since the protests began

Tehran prepares to detail latest scale-back to commitments under a 2015 deal to curb its nuclear program

Says the letters aims to give a voice to young Afghans who feel ignored and powerless at this point in time

Shehla Rashid says the clampdown in IOK is murder of democracy

Mugabe, 95, died overnight in a hospital in Singapore, where he was receiving medical care

Trump has repeatedly insisted that US tariffs and China's slowing economy will pressure Beijing to cut a deal

Bolsonaro has complained that the country does not have the resources to police an area as large as the Amazon

More than 100 fires were burning in the states of Queensland and New South Wales on Saturday

Mugabe eventually become known for his crushing of political dissent and policies that ruined the economy

He says Washington would not accept 'just any deal'

President Donald Trump on restricting immigration

Last weekend, protesters blocked airport roads, threw debris on the train track and trashed the MTR subway station

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the blast