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Neither Palestinian president Abbas nor Israeli PM Netanyahu were in a position to make concessions

Reveal comes just days after PM Abbasi’s visit to kingdom

President Putin’s envoy Zamir Kabulov says Islamabad is a key regional player to negotiate with

Preliminary investigation shows that the envoy's death was natural, says police spokesperson

India's newly approved road project will run through disputed Ladakh region close to Pangong Lake, report claims

Google will release two devices of different sizes

Though supplements can do everything from an energy boost to losing weight, they can tend to do harm to human body too

Extracts of her upcoming book ' What Happened' have surfaced online

US prosecutors claim 22-year old was paid by Russians intelligence agents to break into at least 80 email accounts

The UNs is still assessing the outcome of talks held this week in Riyadh between the three Syrian opposition groups

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Mattis said Russia has not abided by the Minsk ceasefire agreement

The concert was cancelled at around 7 pm

Iranian capital can often seem like an assault course of narrow broken pathways

Nadeem Muhammad was trying to board Ryanair flight to Italy when security discovered explosive

Pakistan was found to be worst-affected South-Asian country

Remote monitoring enables flights at multiple airports to be monitored from one location

James Damore was fired from Google for writing a memo critical of company's diversity hiring policies

Qatar's move may be seen as provocative among those countries which have cut ties

For rights activists, name issue is evidence of women's status as second class citizens

Indian Supreme Court set up special bench after govt's Aadhaar biometric programme was challenged

If found guilty the teachers face a maximum life imprisonment

US president unleashed blistering criticism of Pakistan this week

'We must value Pakistan’s important role on the Afghanistan issue'

Lt Gen (retd) DS Hoda insists Indian forces carried out ‘surgical strike’ in Azad Kashmir

Donation comes from the Clooney Foundation for Justice, which the couple established in 2016

Students use application to highlight Dublin's housing crisis

Pakistan continues to paint a counter narrative of its success through its resilience

K Mittal, who had been in the post since 2014, will be succeeded by Ashwani Lohani

Greens' backing jumped to 6.1 per cent from 3.9 per cent in a similar June poll

Speaking up about this topic was one of the most difficult things I've had to do, says Nashra Balagamwala

The drill was part of an annual joint military exercise conducted by South Korean and US forces

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Former Afghan President says it is against peace, national interest of Afghanistan

PM, crown prince discuss whole spectrum of bilateral relations

The navy is undertaking a fleet-wide global investigation, which left 10 sailors missing and five injured

Congressman Frank Pallone complained that even 7months after taking office, Trump had yet to appoint ambassador

US authorities to deny Egypt $95.7 million in aid and delay a further $195 million over its failure to make progress

The statement issued by the UN Committee stopped short of criticising US President Donald Trump by name

More than 30 civilians killed in a raid by the Saudi-led military coalition

Decision bars other companies from making cheaper copies of vaccine, allows Pfizer to exclusively sell it until 2026

'I can only assume it was me because my wife was wearing a headscarf,' said victim

Report says an average of 3 to 4 workers die in quarry accidents in south India each year

Family left busy museum without reporting damage after photo stunt

Move follows toughened UN sanctions agreed this month after North Korea tested its first two ICBMs

The attack comes a day after US President Donald Trump announced more troops to be employed

Pyongyang has made rapid strides in its ballistic missile technology

Tech startups are emerging around the commercial capital Yangon, many seeking to improve the lives of rural people

40% of the workers departed from Saudi Arabia alone, Senate panel told

The second decision also illustrated the administration's ambivalence toward Egypt