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The sport has a long tradition in Afghanistan, and was even tolerated by the Taliban

AK Party wins 42.4 per cent of the votes and secures 293 seats in the parliament

His remarks came after the DHS released its first official data since Trump ended the family separations

He took 52.5 per cent of vote in presidential race

The Pentagon says Pyongyang has indicated several times that they have as many as 200 sets of remains

Celebrations were already beginning outside Erdogan's residence in Istanbul and AKP headquarters

Trump last week reversed his policy of separating migrant children from their parents at border

Lack of serving plates leads to heated debate and brawl at a wedding in Uttar Pradesh

Both sides met in Singapore on June 12 for talks aimed at ending tense nuclear standoff

Around 10 Europeans face legal action for 'acting as election observers without accreditation'

Egypt imposed emergency back in 2017 after two church bombings killed at least 45 people

US envoy in region to advance efforts to renew stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace process

Last month Rynerson was incorrectly freed from Mesa County Jail in Colorado where he awaited trial

Police say the two men were remanded in custody by a court as investigations continued to track others responsible

The curfew prevents anyone from leaving or entering the city that was retaken by US-backed militias last October

Yemen's Houthis deployed additional forces in the main port city of Hodeidah on Sunday

The Trump administration has said it would support a two-state solution if both sides agree to it

Thousands have fled intensifying Syrian government shelling in recent days on rebel-held territory south of Damascus

EU diplomats and sources said the talks will also tackle how to strengthen the bloc's external borders

Oliver mocked censors working over time to delete comparisons of President Xi Jinping with Winnie the Pooh

Islamic State militants have kidnapped six members of Iraq's security forces and threatened to kill them in three days

The couple had settled on the baby’s first name, Neve, after she was born, Ardern said

Most of the children seperated are from Central America, Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador

Voting in Turkey’s parliamentary and presidential elections began on Sunday

Saudi Arabia ended its longstanding ban on women driving on Sunday

Erdogan and his party will face the biggest test at the ballot box to their one-and-a-half-decade grip on power

Abadi travelled to the Shiite shrine city of Najaf to meet Sadr

Sierra left northern city of El Progreso to pursue American dream

Despite the lifting of the ban, Saudi Arabia remains one of the most restrictive countries for women

Footage circulating on social media showed an explosion and plumes of smoke around the president

Spix's macaw originates from north-east Brazil but is considered extinct in the wild

US Customs expects a small number of children separated for reasons other than zero tolerance would remain separated

Some 3 million women in the kingdom could receive licences and actively begin driving by 2020

The Red Hen could not immediately be reached and their website did not appear to be working

Varied groups have taken advantage of the war to stock weapons says Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi

Priest pleaded guilty on Friday, says has gone through a 'personal crisis' and feels 'useless'

Chief of staff Fitsum Arega says 83 people are injured, Of the 83 injured, six are in critical condition

Sotoudeh,55, denies the charges but remains in the women's wing of Tehran's notorious Evin prison

In the largest of the operations, 262 people on 15 vessels have been rescued in the Strait of Gibraltar

It was the second such incident in April

A look at Turkey's political parties and their ideologies

Turkish candidates spell out their economic reforms ahead of Sunday's presidential election

Ankara accuses Gulen of being behind the abortive putsch on July 15, 2016, a charge he denies

Police tweets out an apology and denies supporting the lynching as depicted in the picture

Soz's comments draw BJP ire

Guterres is scheduled to hold talks Saturday in Washington with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo

Newly appointed envoy assumed charge on May 30

The crackdown comes even as the kingdom breaks with long-held restrictions on women's lives

A presidential declaration sent to Congress on Friday explains why the administration would continue the sanctions

Washington-based group says more than 1,300 people are wounded in the ongoing unrest