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Khan, a US citizen for over 30 years, was notified Sunday evening that his travel privileges are being reviewed

"A polluted environment is a deadly one - particularly for young children"

There are three million Syrian children living in zones frequently hit by bombs and shells

A statement said the reports were "wrong and nobody was tortured"

US civil rights groups roundly slammed President Donald Trump's revised immigration order

Taliban source says Beijing wants to play a vital role for Afghan peace

Order also places a 120 day freeze on all refugee arrivals

US president's aide says legal permanent residents and current visa holders would be explicitly exempt from the order

Twitter users criticised the new system, calling it ‘’legalised groping.’’

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

The women begin class with a prayer and then dive into their lessons, writing on slates to practice

The arrests of dual nationals have followed warnings about Western infiltration

Sarkozy piled pressure on the candidate ahead of a crisis meeting

Milstein's unique pictures stand out from those of many others working in the same genre

Last week North Korea's vice foreign minister Ri Kil-Song visited Beijing for discussions

European Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker called for a common EU defence headquarters in September

The White House offered no evidence on Sunday to back up Trump's accusation

Homa Amiri Kakar thinks leaving her job will make her patients dangerously helpless in the war-torn country

Mo Amer took jibes at the American government and even re-visited his famous encounter with Eric Trump

The research also highlights laws that allow perpetrators of sexual violence to walk free on reaching a settlement

We fought vigourously to bring international cricket back on our turf, showing the world we are a peaceful nation

Ankara has responded to the cancellations with fury

The pace of displacement accelerates as fighting approaches the most densely populated parts of western Mosul

North Korea considers itself a victim of US imperialism

Police makes discovery after a 26-year-old woman in Maharashtra died during failed abortion attempt at surgery

China's military build-up has rattled nerves around the region

The trip was "another feather to Air India's cap in its constant endeavour to encourage women"

The squad, which plays in green and white, has no sponsor or outside financing

The country’s experts say making fake food is actually a craft

'Three of them landed in our country's Exclusive Economic Zone'

Dana al-Gosaibi's passion for training horses is hard to pursue in a conservative country

Many Filipinos support the drug war

The couple and their three small children were granted Special Immigrant Visas

After the travel ban was imposed international travel to the US dropped by 6.5 per cent in the following eight days

Japanese exporters were also hurt by a stronger yen as investors rushed into the unit

Malaysia arrests North Korean man as row over Kim Jong Nam's death escalates

Calls to action will mark many celebrations of the 40th International Women's Day

Most of the Palestinians killed were carrying out knife, gun or car-ramming attacks

Hindu nationalist BJP is trying to consolidate its grip on power by seizing control of India's most populous state

'Cheer Mommy' is a 30-member cheerleading squad with an average age of 75

Aerial footage from NHK showed the badly damaged helicopter on the wintry mountainside

According to the lawmaker, Islamic law and the Quran permit Muslims to beat their wives

Erdogan on Sunday said other EU member states with significant Turkish communities were likely to follow suit

The accusations against Fillon have added to an already unpredictable race

Civil Defence officer says many of the injured are in critical condition

Ukraine lodged its case against its former Soviet master at the court based in The Hague in mid-January

Fu said China's defence capabilities remain modest compared to the United States

North Korea's launches using ballistic missile technology violates UN Security Council Resolutions

Pyongyang is barred under UN resolutions from any use of ballistic missile technology

Pak army source says collapse in security means west faces ‘losing control’