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'It is time to work closely on ensuring India and Pakistan are integrated into organisation's cooperation mechanisms'

The democracy champion was speaking during her first visit as a state leader to neighbouring Thailand

Some snarky tweets recalled that Britain had always had an arm's-length relationship with the European Union

G7 central banks have taken steps to ensure adequate liquidity and to support the functioning of markets

I think the issue right here is I'm gonna do everything I can to defeat Donald Trump, says Vermont senator

Britain's relations with Russia have soured in recent years

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Hundreds of members of Turkish security forces have been killed by PKK in attacks since a truce collapsed a year ago

Four years ago, Obama made Republican opposition to reform a central theme of his campaign.

Jawad Shafique has broken the country’s maximum grading scale of 12 to attain a towering high average of 13.6

The Erskine Fire erupted on Thursday afternoon in the foothills of Kern County about 42 miles northeast of Bakersfield

So far 98 people have been confirmed dead in the storm and 846 hospitalised with injuries

Doctors detailed the cases of the two women, ages 22 and 40, who experienced "transient smartphone blindness"

Says military courts ordered execution of 12 people after 'grossly unfair trials'

The employee then produced a weapon and shot dead three people

The government said the safety of Nepalis working in danger zones was its "major concern"

Most of these 'overweight' cabin crew members, who were told to get in shape, are women

Ahead of his visit, Trump said he felt Britain should "go it alone" and leave the 28-member EU

19-year-old German national took four cinema employees and 14 visitors hostage in the western town of Viernheim

"I have no doubt that our very strong and intimate relations with the United Kingdom will be entirely unaffected"

Oil prices had risen more than 30 per cent this year before Thursday's fateful UK vote

Risk assets scorch as investors flee to traditional safe-harbours of top-rated govt debt, Japanese yen and gold

The British government now has no mandate to represent the views of the North in any future negotiations with the EU

The vote will initiate at least two years of divorce proceedings with the EU, the first exit by any member state

European Central Bank is widely expected to make a statement to reassure markets

The hotline was opened just hours after results showing Britons had opted to leave the European Union.

Cameron says new British PM must launch process to leave EU

The country is grappling with an economic crisis prompted by the plunge in prices for its crucial oil exports

Sobotka said the British vote did not mean the end of the EU

Bouts of anti-Muslim violence have left scores dead across the country since 2012

Fears are high that a domino effect could see other countries following in Britain's footsteps

Results from Thursday's landmark referendum showed Britain voted to leave the EU

Bonds also sold off sharply, pushing UK government borrowing costs sharply higher

The glass slide will allow thrill seekers to slide 45 feet (14 meters) to an outdoor platform on the 69th floor

Britain voted to become the first state ever to withdraw from the bloc

World financial markets dived as counting from 304 of 382 areas showed a 51.5/48.5 split for leaving

China stonewalled India’s bid reiterating that all “parties are yet to see eye-to-eye on this issue”

The Beijing Foreign Studies University plans to admit 20 students in its Urdu department this year

Al-Wefaq's political chief Sheikh Ali Salman is serving a nine-year jail term on charges of inciting violence

Users will see a translation button on feed stories and profile bios written in foreign languages

Caesar Goodson was the third of six officers charged over the death of the 25-year-old

The US president terms the ruling 'heartbreaking'

Only eight defendants are held by authorities while 16 others remain at large

Alligator Gar can grow up to eight feet and has been known to sometimes attack humans

No hostages were injured in the complex in the western town of Viernheim

Prosecutors have asked for at least the minimum 15-year jail term for him

Pictures posted by media online showed injured people lying amid overturned houses and cars

"I'd like to keep it private. Whatever happens will happen"

Britain's Met office says further showers and thunderstorms are expected in London and the southeast

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