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A bit of a disappointment, says Indian ambassador to UAE

Performing in drag is not only a means of artistic expression but it's also a political statement for Rousseau

A hearing on the request to move the trial to Auckland will be held on October 3

New Delhi's decision to revoke special status of IOK along with curbs on movement caused fury in Pakistan

Occupied Jammu and Kashmir has been under lockdown since Modi govt snatched its special status on August 5

Forced sterilisations introduced for men in 1970s to limit population growth

Rights watchdog says Modi must end lockdown if he believes Kashmiris support decision to revoke Article 370

Chinese military personnel wave red flags and parade at a sports stadium in the city of Shenzhen

War explosives account for 84 per cent of all child casualties in Afghanistan

Russia flew nuclear-capable bombers to its far-eastern region opposite of Alaska as part of a training routine

Police detained the journalist for "picking quarrels and provoking troubles"

Police found the missing girl, say she died from internal bleeding due to starvation

All passengers & crew disembarked after emergency services were called to the scene

Drawing kolams comes naturally to these women, shows them ground realities & future possibilities

At least 500 local leaders and activists have been arrested across occupied Kashmir since the beginning of last week

Thursday, August 15, marks the anniversary of Japan's World War Two surrender

Hundreds of tonnes of lead in the roof and steeple melted during the April 15 blaze

State Department said it was "deeply concerned" about reports of movement of Chinese paramilitary forces

23 people hospitalised, including nine children

The global financial hub has been shaken by 10 weeks of pro-democracy

The seizure is one of several in recent weeks that have ratcheted up tensions between Iran and US

High waves smashed into a breakwater, engulfing a 10-metre lighthouse

The incident comes after two mass shootings in the US earlier this month which left 31 people dead

Military movement comes as concerns build that China may intervene to end unrest in Hong Kong

Tarrant's mail privileges have been suspended

Law allows victims to sue institutions as many of the accused will be dead

Republican Steve King is an avid supporter of President Trump and has a history of making racist statements

It marks the second time that Trudeau has been found in breach of Canada's ethics laws

More than 19,000 of those migrants have been found in the past two months

Explosion triggered when a man tried to retrieve the truck's battery, creating sparks that ignited the fuel

Ambassadors and high commissioners in their respective missions hoist national flag, cut cake for celebration

We Kashmiris didn't have much, we just had this special status, and now this is taken from us, says a Sikh businessman

BJP demands Congress leader issue an apology for trying to 'promote disharmony'

Court cites lack of evidence for acquittal despite videos of a crowd beating him in the street

Whilst environmentalists decry fossil overuse, US president senses opportunity

NASA will continue the work of the ‘Curiosity’ rover, which has been exploring Mars since 2012

Animal-lovers lambaste authorities for forcing 70-year-old animal to parade several miles wearing elaborate clothing

The bureaucrat-turned-political activist was detained under India’s Public Safety Act

The protest in London aims to create a global pressure on New Delhi to lift the siege and curfew in IoK

Phone lines and internet services to still remain cut off

US president hopes no one would be killed in Hong Kong amid new protests capping 10 weeks of unrest

People in IOK could still not be reached by phone, internet still appeared to be inaccessible till today's afternoon

10 pictures from around the world including Pakistan, South Africa and Yemen.

65-year-old retired PAF officer Muhammad Rafiq tackled and disarmed the 21-year-old shooter Philip Manshaus

As Indian troops clamped tight restrictions on mosques across the occupied Muslim-majority region

Pak envoy says Kashmir crisis can affect Afghan peace talks; says India's IoK move 'a slap in the face' for US

After a nuclear accident took place at an Arctic military facility on the coast of the White Sea

As a newly released testimony linked the disgraced financier to several high-profile personalities

FM Wang Yi says China opposes the unilateral action taken by India; urges both sides to maintain regional peace

To manage tensions between Turkey and US-backed Kurdish forces