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George and his year-old sister, Princess Charlotte, are in Canada for the first time

Can boost its economy through good ties with Pakistan

Netanyahu met privately with Trump at his residence in Trump Tower a day before his first presidential debate

Hani Mulki has been given another term to continue to try rejuvenate a sluggish economy & revive business confidence

Iran is looking to bolster its oil production and economy

Up to 450 migrants were on board the overcrowded fishing vessel

Trump meant to show the campaign has ways to get inside the head of Hillary Clinton, campaign manager said

‘Before advising Islamabad, Modi should introspect as to what his government has done for the people of India’

The Washington Post-ABC News poll found that Clinton's slim margin from last month has now vanished

‘I'm telling Jews explicitly — it's time to slaughter you, time to fight you, time to kill you’

Aged 17 & 19, teenagers communicated with Kassim, who is suspected of having participated in several attacks in France

Islamic State has intensified bomb attacks in government-held areas of Iraq this year

Statistics show a strong correlation between a nation's wealth and its levels of 'healthiness'

Africa's total elephant population at around 415,000 has suffered a decline of around 111,000 over the past decade

The former TTP leader among four killed by Afghan security forces late Saturday, sources say

Behrends made national headlines last week when she spoke out against gender discrimination within the CDU

Naming of a strategic oil export artery is a perennial bone of contention between Iran and its Arab neighbors

The 56-year-old Christian was arrested on August 13 after posting a cartoon mocking extremists on his Facebook account

Report claims the deeper problem with India’s military is structural

It is the first time the couple have brought their children on an official visit to Canada

French transit company unveils the new train

FAST will explore space and search for signs of intelligent life

Police said there were no further injuries from the explosion

Certain things pair really well with cookies — like milk, for example — but Islamaphobia is not one of them

Intense air strikes toppled buildings and killed at least 45 civilians in Aleppo on Saturday

Hollande's government has vowed to scrap the Jungle 'before winter'

India has signed a series of key defence deals under Prime Minister Narendra Modi as part of a $100 billion upgrade

The newspaper described Clinton as 'one of the most tenacious politicians of her generation'

3,000 photographs had been hacked from Pippa Middleton

The Pentagon wants to replace all three legs of the triad, at a cost of $1 trillion

The gunman opened fire with a rifle in a Macy's department store late Friday, killing four women and a man

European authorities' decision to force Apple to pay $14.5 billion in taxes infuriated officials in Washington

61 per cent of Americans have a negative view of Trump

Zardari reiterates that Pakistan wants to resolve the Kashmir dispute through dialogue

Police also released pictures including one of a handgun it says was recovered at the scene

The museum is dedicated to the many threads of black history and achievement

The Pope meets 180 people wounded, traumatised or bereaved by the July 14 attack in Nice which claimed 86 lives

The Cairo court sentenced five other defendants to 10 years in prison and acquitted another one

The sacrifices of 18 soldiers will not go in vain and we will defeat terror, says Indian PM

Marriott says the merger will help it reach $250 million in annual savings

Tarak Biswas, 32, was arrested after he re-posted a critique of Islam on Facebook

The left-winger defeated rival Owen Smith with 61.8 percent of the vote to 38.2 percent

The electric-powered minibus, able to carry up to 12 passengers, has been tested in Japan, Singapore and California

It was the first such assault since Tikrit was retaken from the ultra-hardline extremist group in April 2015

It is the second drone strike in two days to target a local commander of the militant group

A case has been registered against the woman

Police said they are trying to confirm the nationalities of the English speakers

Residents of rebel-held eastern Aleppo said it faced the most ferocious bombardment of the war on Friday

Afghan officials signed a peace deal on Thursday with a party led by Gulbuddin Hekmatyar

The debate could break all records for a US political audience, given the sharply contrasting personalities