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Thirteen soldiers, two policemen and 31 militants have died in the fighting, according to authorities.

Sabzar, along with his two associates, was first arrested on Saturday night and then killed in custody

The Taliban launched their annual spring offensive in late April

Kodiyeri Balakrishnan says no one can question Indian army

An Israel Prisons Service spokeswoman confirmed the hunger strike was over

The Russian ambassador, Sergei Kislyak, was surprised by Kushner's idea of the secret channel

Brzezinski received a doctorate from Harvard University in 1953 and became an American citizen in 1958

Tripoli has been gripped by a power struggle between militias since Moamer Gaddafi was toppled in 2011

Richard Browning, with little experience of engineering, developed his jet suit with the help of friends

The defeated Democratic presidential nominee made her remarks in a commencement address at her alma mater

The Pentagon says the conduct of Chinese jets was 'unsafe and unprofessional'

'I extend my best wishes to Muslims everywhere for a blessed month...'

Environment Ministry issues a notification under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act

Delivering a damning indictment of Trump, Khizr Khan had questioned whether the Republican even read the Constitution

Adam Kinzinger urges Trump administration to "get back to some real tough love" when dealing with Pakistan

Carol Santa Fe says being attracted to inanimate objects "is just like being bisexual or lesbian"

About 20,000 people were also driven out of their homes following the calamity, says official

The incident comes days after 10 Afghan soldiers were killed when militants attacked their base in Kandahar

Black Crows focuses on women who volunteer with or are forced to join the extremist group

'Who would have thought an acid attack and 17 surgeries later I would find love. But it happened.'

Pyongyang has launched a series of missiles this year, including a Hwasong-12 intermediate-range projectile this month

China claims Arunachal Pradesh as its own, and refers to it as 'southern Tibet'

Bella requested Trudeau if she could build a fort in his/her office while she served as prime minister for the day.

Trafficking is a widespread problem in impoverished Cambodia and police routinely investigate cases

Macron held on tight to Trump's notorious power grip as the two men sat next to each other

Footage showing leaders caught Trump pushing his way past Prime Minister Dusko Markovic

Feeling exhausted can directly be linked to lack of brain capacity, says a new study

Kenyans of Indian and Pakistani descent have long been secluded from mainstream Kenyan life

Trump administration has declared MS-13 a national security threat.

'Among the dead are at least 26 relatives of IS fighters, many of them women and children'

Says US is still global leader and a very important country for Pakistan

Gianforte faces up to six months in county jail and a $500 fine if convicted

Foreign Ministry Spokesperson says CPEC is neither targeted at any third party nor related to territorial disputes

Beijing says that the measures are warranted given its security concerns

Prime Minister Theresa May and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn had suspended campaigning after Monday's bombing

He is under investigation for the "extent and nature" of his interaction with Russian officials.

US non-immigrant visas issued to people from all countries was about 15 per cent lower in April

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Morgan criticises Muslims for not eliminating 'terrorism' and Grande for not staying behind after attack

Two suicide bombers attacked the busy terminal in the capital late Wednesday

The arrests had taken place in the West Java city of Bandung

Trump issued his initial travel ban by executive order in January

Says Indian High Commission received humanitarian support from Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Pakistan, Iran and Turkey welcomed some 10 million refugees and asylum seekers since World War Two

Shelters are hugely controversial, often dismissed as "whore houses" in conservative country

Work to take down statue in front of the top court in Dhaka was supervised by its sculptor Mrinal Haque

Pakistan, Egypt, Jordan, Oman, Turkey, South Africa, Nigeria, India expect Ramazan on the eve of May 27 or 28

Parliamentarians say they need to do more to prove themselves

Aviation authorities begin probe into how the drugs might be making their way on to the planes of the national carrier

Lucas Papademos was taken to hospital with his driver, who was also hurt, says police official