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The UAE did not blame any country or other party for the operation

Several dozen people threw stones at mosques and Muslim-owned stores

Berlin signals support in principle for idea which would mirror country''s voluntary Christian 'church tax'

Violence erupted in Chilaw after a resident misunderstood Facebook post as a threat against Christians

New Delhi had pulled out of April meeting at last minute citing concerns over committee members

Officials say farm animals died because of both cold and starvation in a remote Himalayan valley

Indian prime minister believed increased cloud cover could help IAF jets escape radar detection

After an ugly campaign of slaps and savage pamphlets

Almost 170,000 people eligible to cast ballots with more than 900 candidates running

No one hurt; incident being investigated

Soldiers armed with automatic assault rifles guard St Theresa's church in Colombo

Here are some celebrity Instagram posts with their mother's to show just how much they mean to them

As Lithuanians to vote in round one of a presidential election

Democrats oppose transfer of $1.5 billion to build more than 80 miles of barriers on border with Mexico

Turkey hosts nearly 4 million refugees, with Syrians making up the largest group, but Afghans number more than 145,000

After closing them during a deadly escalation earlier this month

It’s all in the little things that they do...

With Trump administration pulling out of Paris agreement, China has more space to assert its views

Wahhabi Islam has its roots in Saudi Arabia and is backed by its rulers

Youths identified as Basharat and Tariq martyred during cordon and search operation in Shopian

It was unclear for how long the bodies had been buried

Over 100 million people across seven states are eligible to vote in the sixth phase of the 39-day-long poll

Chinese team visits Pakistan, holds meetings with law-enforcement officials

Sharma posts superimposed head of Mamata Banerjee on Priyanka Chopra's picture at Met Gala in New York

Cover story by Aatish Taseer questions whether India can live through another five years under PM Modi

IS's Amaq News Agency announces the new province called 'Wilayah of Hind'

People are saying how the brands advertising of men wearing masculine makeup is problematic

UN observer mission to monitor and report on the redeployment

As rival Libyan forces both championing the fight against "terrorism" have created a security vacuum

Tensions within the Conservative Party have grown after May failed to deliver Brexit on the original March 29 deadline

Cause of the incident being investigated says a fire brigade source

IAF officials say the addition of AH-64E (I) Apache helicopter modernises the force’s chopper fleet

The new plan will give tourists just three hours to visit the three emblematic areas

House Judiciary Committee chairman says committee would subpoena Muller if necessary

Communication operations emerge as key weapon for Taliban; fighters double as reporters to wage Afghan digital war

US and S Korea, as well as nations in Asia, Latin America, Africa and Europe sign a document drafted by France

More than 100 inmates escape from a jail on Sumatra island

Warns that there would be no concessions on "important principles"

Beijing says talks will continue to resolve the row

'The aircraft was shadowed and forced to land at Jaipur for necessary investigation'

After US intelligence reports suggest Iran planning some sort of attack in the region

Mexico, a country ravaged by the violence of drug trafficking cartels, recorded 33,513 missing persons until 2017

Experts believe the total bill will come to between 600-700 million euros

Nepal has raked in over $4 million in Everest permit fees alone in 2019

Pyongyang fired two short-range missiles Thursday following an earlier drill on Saturday

'He's here and he's perfect!', the 38-year-old tweets

In contrast, drum beaters help faithfuls in Pakistan get up for the pre-dawn meal

She was jailed in early March for refusing to testify in a grand jury investigation targeting WikiLeaks

Around 300,000 application users may have been affected, says official

WFP spokesperson says damage to humanitarian food stocks unacceptable