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Less than two months before election, Morrison’s government is trailing Labour by 54% to 46%

Forces tens of thousands to flee their homes

After seven hours of summit brainstorming, May's peers ramped up pressure on parliament to support premier

Former batsman is likely to contest elections from one of the seven Delhi Lok Sabha seats

We will be meeting Pakistan, says US President

Marking the third time in a week that a group of migrants tried to cross the border to ask for asylum

Trump's Golan announcement likely to complicate long-awaited plan to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

New Zealand’s imam in his Friday sermon thanked New Zealand for teaching the world what it means to love and care

No injuries were caused

US service members were killed while conducting an operation: Resolute Support Mission

New Zealand mourns with you, we are one: PM Ardern

As the vessel was crossing the Tigris to celebrate the Kurdish New Year

More than 600 people are receiving medical treatment

A week after Christchurch attacks, New Zealand prays and falls silent for two minutes

Motive behind move unknown

Province’s climate change department has been effectively defunct since its inception in 2016

Banned militant organisation abducted 12 guards in October last year on Sistan-Balochistan border

Israel occupied the Golan Heights, West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip in the 1967 Six-Day War

184 contestants announced by BJP for seven phase national elections

A day after the militants killed three people in a raid

Foreign Minister Ernesto Araujo's latest remarks suggest the controversial proposal is still on the table

Video footage shows thick grey smoke billowing skyward from the site of the blast

A man wielding a sledgehammer seen smashing windows at two mosques

Denying reports the militant enclave had fallen

In one of the most toxic urban centres to live

Dubai-based security firm takes action after man celebrated mosque attacks using a fake Facebook profile

Around a third of the population relies on farming to survive in Iraq

The defense ministry said police had arrested the attacker and secured the area

Some 900 million voters registered to cast ballots in the vote in April and May

In protest of migrant deaths in the Mediterranean

US official says any military action by either side runs an unacceptably high risk for both countries

New Zealand PM Ardern has announced that Friday’s call to prayers for Muslims will be broadcast nationally

'The terrorist attack in Christchurch last week has changed us as a nation'

Foreing minister points out Modi’s message leaves out ‘Muslims’ and ‘mosques’

25 musicians from different countries including Indonesia, Russia, Saudi Arabia are participating

Tehmina Janjua, Jean-Christophe Belliard co-chair 5th round of Pakistan-EU Political Dialogue

Presidential elections were originally scheduled for April but were already delayed to July 20

Sri Lankan government troops accused of killing at least 40,000 ethnic Tamil civilians

There are only a handful of underwater restaurants around the world mainly found in the Maldives

Court acquits all four accused for lack of evidence; Pakistan condemns ruling as travesty of justice

The majority of victims in the Christchurch terror attacks were migrants or refugees

India has a grim record of sexual assaults on minors with more than 36,000 cases reported in 2016

South Sudan is at the bottom of the list

Kazakhstan's new interim president proposed renaming capital to honor the ex-president, a day after his resignation

Urges to stand up against Indian PM's 'anti-people' policies

Modi is one of the main suspects charged in a $2 billion loan fraud

Participants provided information about how frequently they had used marijuana and other drugs over a period of years

Rescue crews are still struggling to reach victims, while aid groups say many survivors are trapped in remote areas

May has warned that if parliament did not ratify her deal, she would ask to delay Brexit beyond June 30

Jacinda Ardern announces the country will hold two minutes of silence, women being encouraged to wear headscarves