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The men insist that they do not work for Russia's GRU military intelligence

Police striving to nab absconding accomplice

Female journalists face 'relentless' barrage of attacks and harassment

Bangladesh unions staged street protests Friday to reject what they called an 'inhuman' $95 a month minimum wage

'A new chapter in history is open here today', says South Korean unification minister

New ranking has named Canada as most spiritual country in the world

Youngster's kin failed to alert police, SP says

Commemorating 70th anniversary of North Korea’s foundation

Two-year-old fighting for life

Three suspects abducted victim after she left home for tuition

State Dept officials on Monday ordered the office shuttered to pressure Palestinians to enter peace talks with Israel

Illegal immigrants can be more difficult for surveyors to locate

Trump's strategy failing to move the needle on the battlefield

Telling the story of a war and its aftermath in Yemen through a handful of films and documentaries

Tensions between Russia and the US and its NATO allies are running at levels not seen since the Cold War

Wind speed eases but storm still remains life-threatening

Thousands of Indians are killed every year in accidents caused by potholes

Bezos said that he was not overly concerned about the future of the news media

South Carolina orders mandatory evacuation of one million coastal residents

If you do not say it’s the best way, maybe it’s the necessary way to deal with Islamic or religious extremism

Efforts put into producing alcoholic beverage showed importance of the drink in the Natufian culture

Case comes at a time when Kerala's Christian community is reeling under erosion of trust as sexual abuse cases pile up

Mujahid Anwar Khan discusses matters of mutual interest with commander of Turkish Air Force

Video features some same-sex couples dancing suggestively against graffiti wall

President Trump accuses Democrats of inflating death toll to make him look bad without providing evidence

Agreement to be approved by federal judge stems from US President Donald Trump’s “zero-tolerance” immigration policy

Pakistani military ship SAIF PNS along with Egyptian naval ships partakes in exercises

Around 6,000 mourners pack the auditorium for former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan's official service

British investigators say poison was transported in fake perfume bottle

The pope was scheduled to meet Cardinal Daniel DiNardo who advises the pope on sex abuse issues

That marks a hike of nearly 10,000 people from the figure provided

Amid fears of an all-out military assault

Russian President and Chinese Defence Minister attended to oversee military exercise

More than 8,300 refugees and migrants are in the former military camp

Spain will go ahead with the sale of 400 laser-guided bombs to Saudi Arabia

Increase of 3 degrees Celsius or 4 degrees Celsius could raise mortality rates by between 1 and 9%

Man blames 75-year-old-mother for not "understanding him"

In the modified plane normally used for scientific research, but on this occasion to showcase a champagne bottle

The 38 countries included 29 countries with new cases

China has plowed more than $50 billion into Venezuela through oil-for-loan agreements

Indian government had in 2016 banned about 350 such drugs

Former British Prime Minister Blair will warn on Thursday that the threat from militants is growing

Beijing has evicted migrant workers and relocated factories to cut down on 'urban disease' of over-population

President Vladimir Putin on Thursday travelled to watch Russia's biggest war games since the fall of the Soviet Union

Australian minister claims that policies of India and Pakistan have contributed to a global glut

Florence is being trailed in the Atlantic by two other storms Hurricane Helene and Tropical Storm Isaac

AmCham China, AmCham Shanghai urged Trump administration to re-think its approach

Analysts say they found creative solutions when Iran faced toughest sanctions between 2012, 2015

Israel security forces on Thursday dismantled several shacks built by Palestinian protesters

Annan led the UN from 1997 to 2006 and was the first from sub-Saharan Africa to do so