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With the extra money, plans now include building two campuses in Okara and one just outside Islamabad

Israel warns that the French Palestine vote will harm the peace process

Contemporary art fair Solos features works, which draw inspiration from the turmoil that has enveloped the Arab world.

Military source confirms arrest

Occupy Central leader Benny Tai urges students to 'put down deep roots in the community and transform the movement'

Judges say a 2011 blog post by David Bergman had 'hurt the feelings of the nation'

India, world's top weapons importer, is in the midst of a $100-billion defence upgrade programme

Brent crude for January sank to an October 2009 low of $67.53

US secretary of state calls his meeting with Gen Raheel ‘productive’.

Islamic State militants were targeting the United States within its borders

We, the people of Jammu and Kashmir, await support of international community to intervene and resolve this dispute

Activists said she was arrested on Monday afternoon, but the interior ministry did not immediately comment on her case

The attack was the first by a Palestinian woman in a wave of unrest in Israel and the occupied territories

The proposed solution would enable both India and Bangladesh to acquire the enclaves within its borders

The 85-metre tree, which weighs 542-tonnes, is illuminated with 3.1 million lights

United Nations data shows that in 2013, 35 million people were living with HIV

The troops were carrying out an operation deep in a forest when the gunmen attacked

Two Kenyans, an Indian and a Pakistani were arrested last month with 98 packets of suspected heroin

Arti and Pooja Kumar, aged 22 and 19, were harassed by men on a crowded bus last week while returning to their home

Majeed flew home to Mumbai where he was arrested and charged by India's National Investigation Agency

The Nato force in Afghanistan will change on December 31 from a combat mission to a support role

Security is tight across region, where thousands of extra paramilitary troops are deployed during local elections

Reportedly an Israeli-Canadian woman fighting alongside Kurdish forces has been captured by IS fighters

Frustrations have grown amongst the demonstrators as Beijing refuses to budge on the vetting of candidates

UK employers prefer hiring white Christians.

Both sides start dialogue process under UN supervision .

Indian premier says Bangladeshis are entering Assam every day and destroying the state

Police chief Zahir Zahir resigns after at least nine militant attacks in two weeks

WHO suggests the authorities begin by people’s travel history for risk assessment

India is not strong enough to muscle its way over Pakistan because BJP has made the sub-continent nuclear battleground

ICA chief Naor Gudker told AFP Saturday's game was the last in the national league season

Singh also claims Pakistan Navy allegedly involved in hijacking of a naval frigate

The latest in a series of strikes in Afghan capital during final weeks of NATO's 13-year war against the insurgents.

Commander of Afghan army regiment says Taliban fighters with automatic weapons and suicide vests attacked the base

Attack wounds 14 others in Shache country

Benedict turned towards Mecca in what many saw as a stunning gesture of reconciliation between Islam and Christianity

Cheers broke out in the courtroom and Mubarak's two sons and co-defendants stooped down to kiss his forehead

Urges Washington to ensure that all cases of police brutality are investigated promptly

The seventh movie in the "Star Wars" franchise benefits from far superior visual effects than those first films

Energy-related stocks also hammered Friday, leaving US stocks mostly flat in a holiday-shortened session

Turning a brief interaction at a conference in Nepal into diplomatic reality is not going to be easy

Analysts cite signing of controversial bilateral security agreement as reason for increase in violence

The blasts happened at the Grand Mosque in Kano, the biggest city in the Muslim north of the country

Tariq Rana, 30, is accused of killing Gulam Asia, 49, in Lahore on July 27, 2013

Modi says South Asia's largest economy would fund regional infrastructure, health facilities, communications...

Fishermen say they will urge Indian authorities to also release Pakistani prisoners detained across the border

An experimental Ebola vaccine caused no serious side effects and produced an immune response in all volunteers

Nawaz, Modi exchange smiles and warm words in Kathmandu.

Informal interaction between Nawaz and Modi at a retreat in Kathmandu helped cool down the temperature

The symbolic vote casts another blow in the four-year standoff between Brussels and the US Internet giant.