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A global campaign is launched to raise awareness about the rising nuclear threat facing the world

A 16-year old boy was rescued from under the rubble after two days of collapse

10 Days of Dawn, or Daheh Fajr in Farsi, ended 25 centuries of monarchy

One of the world's most active volcanoes

Ubolratana's nomination has electrified the buildup to a March 24 election

Referring to the 2015 Paris Agreement and UNFCCC

Pakistan's 'equities' would be ensured in any agreement over Afghanistan conflict, says US Gen Votel

As the county reels from 15 percent inflation over the past two years

The United States recognized Juan Guaido as the interim president of the economically troubled nation

Ramaphosa sought to strike an optimistic tone and said South Africans were now "much more hopeful"

The US toy giant reports $14.9 million in quarterly profits

After nearly two weeks of searches

After speculation that the two might meet during Trump-Kim summit in Vietnam

Charged with conspiring to carry out a 2008 suicide bombing in Afghanistan

Owners' quick trip to the vet saved the cat's life

Analysts say a full peace treaty poses many complications, and will need extensive negotiations

At its height, in June 2014, IS captured Britain sized land in Syria and Iraq

Iran's Revolutionary Guards recently unveils a new ballistic missile with a range of 1,000 kilometres

New revelation reveals that the kingdom's powerful crown prince spoke of going after him with a "bullet."

The 36-year-old woman began drawing her son's blood when he was 11 months old

Bieber admits wanting to consummate marriage a major reason behind tying the knot quickly

Pakistan wants to send delegation to India on March 13, wants India to follow suit on March 28

It is against our religious belief: Afzal Hussain

The 'balaclava jumper' can be pulled up to the eyes with a mouth visible through large red lips

US president has repeatedly declared his innocence claiming that the investigations are politically motivated

Modi's BJP made instant divorce an offence punishable with up to three years in jail

Hitler tried to enrol in the Vienna Academy of Arts as a young man but was rejected for lack of talent

Globally, men hugely outpaced women for suicides, suffering 15.6 deaths per 100,000 compared with 7 for women

Part of the plan to market Ugandan women is a beauty pageant, Miss Curvy Uganda, to be held in June

The issue has split the bloc since a migration surge in 2015

Reporters Without Borders say the confidential records for the period from 1979-2009 were provided by whistleblowers

Immigration chief says men will be sent back to Bangladesh

'Facebook will no longer be allowed to force its users to agree to the practically unrestricted collection'

Defendants faces a life sentence if convicted of the murders

More than 40 countries recognise the opposition leader as the South American nation's interim leader

EU, eight other European countries five Latin American nations scheduled to take part in the meeting

Russia looks forward to the proposal being made concrete says Ryabkov

Funds to be spent on shelters and maintenance

NATO Sec Gen said it was a "historic day" which will lead to Macedonia becoming the 30th alliance member

Fourteen Canadian diplomats are seeking Can$28 million in damages

The charges add a new twist in the sprawling investigations into Moscow's meddling in US politics

The melting giants are poised to further weaken the ocean currents

The nomination of Malpass signals that the Trump administration wants a firmer grip on the World Bank

Corbyn has written to May, offering to support her Brexit deal if she makes five legally binding commitments

In a move seen as a boost to Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Expressing regret over Israel's decision to end an international observer force in the West Bank city of Hebron

House judiciary committee chairman says disappointed that Trump did not mention guns in his speech

After 17 years, countless thousands of civilian and military deaths, and more than $1 trillion in US cash

Moscow talks termed 'very successful' by Afghan Taliban

On grounds the state may be violating his religious rights by refusing his request