World

A record of 373 foreign climbers have been cleared to scale for the gigantic mountains

Creating a new form of futuristic art for a new world, rejecting the past

Prawet faces 10 counts of breaking Article 112, so that works out to up to 150 years in prison if he is found guilty

She killed seven of her own kids and a niece; judge determines she was having a psychotic episode

Caracas's once-vibrant nightlife has died due to fears of violence and looting

A Russian government spokesperson dismisses the claims

President Alexander Van der Bellen said he believed in freedom of expression

Wieker said the investigation was being led by the Federal Criminal Office and federal prosecutors

Physicist says mankind is running out of time

The train is fully booked until March 2018

The Duke of Edinburgh, who turns 96 on June 10, is the longest-serving consort in British history

It is considered one of the key weapon systems of India's nuclear programme

Priyanka Chopra is in the Zimbabwean capital to promote UNICEF's initiative 'End Violence against Children'

Al Qaeda-affiliated al Shabaab militants often carry out attacks in Mogadishu

She is unable to speak properly and is partially paralysed

Britain will choose thousands of new local councillors

The mine has 500 workers and the explosion happened during a change of shift

Ghani demands action to be taken against Afghan Taliban present in Pakistan

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Keen to score his first major legislative win, Trump threw his own political capital behind the bill

AS Dulat asks why India is afraid to talk about Kashmir with Pakistan

Almost two dozen villages in Shopian district have been cordoned

Royal residences across the country had been ordered at late notice to London for a meeting

Loss of so much ice would shrink the shelf by about 10 per cent, leaving it with the smallest area ever recorded

Ties have begun to fray in recent years, with China increasingly exasperated by the North's nuclear antics

In Japan those seeking haven from tyranny and war have long faced daunting legal and social gauntlets

Trump and Abbas appeared friendly but businesslike as they stood at side-by-side lecterns

Victim's mother said the suspect had been stalking her daughter for a while

Google says it has taken steps to protect users from the attacks

Australia is one of Washington's staunchest allies

Gulbuddin Hekmatyar is due to meet the Afghan president this week ahead of a return to politics

Images from time show bloodied residents and large groups of protesters facing off against police

Trump is set to host religious leaders on Thursday morning

She also accused Macron of an 'indulgent attitude' towards Islamic fundamentalism

Sultana's son contacted a Facebook page operator from her hometown, who then facilitated the reunion

According to users across the world, they are unable to send or receive chats or even load up conversations

A psychiatric report says Damon Smith, 20, had a form of autism and made the device because 'he was bored'

The commander-in-chief spent his entire life in New York before moving to Washington on the eve of his inauguration

Five-member panel of military judges is hearing prosecutors' appeal against Elor Azaria's 18-month jail term

A young man dies from wounds suffered in demonstration in Barquisimeto

Theresa May announced June 8 vote as she wants increased mandate to take Britain into negotiations on leaving the EU

The 8.7-tonne block of the precious stone was found last week in a mine in Hpakant

The Nigerian president has now missed the last three gatherings of senior ministers and advisers

Global concerns for the lives of tens of millions of Yemenis is rising amid fears of a military attack on Hodeida

Despite the loss he faced, Anil Vannavalli does not regret his act of heroism

Shaanxi TV later interviewed the wedding 'guests' who admitted to having been paid 80 yuan ($12) by the groom

Istanbul municipality also removed Wikipedia founder from the guest list of the World Cities Expo

Samajwadi Party leader says the Indian Muslim community will approach the UN if the harassment doesn't stop

The 33-year-old soldier from Karnataka is believed to have shot himself with his own service rifle

Mohammed self-funded the project for three years