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The two steps underscore the extent of Kiev's alienation from its historic master

Cameron "very embarrassed" and "extremely sorry" about what had happened

Despite having a space agency since 1961, Pakistan has not yet launched a satellite into orbit

The government believes up to 60 Australians are fighting alongside IS militants

Rahmutallah is believed to have been first held at Camp Nama

The IS threat is so large that it has forced countries normally at one another’s throats to make strategic alliance

Afghanistan says its officials, traveling in their official vehicle were stopped and searched which was against norms.

Eid to be celebrated on October 4 in Saudi Arabia.

Herve Gourdel, 55, had been kidnapped on Sunday by Jund al-Khilifa, or "Soldiers of the Caliphate".

Senators urge India to stop discriminatory attitude in providing relief to flood affected people of Indian Kashmir.

Guardian's Alan Rusbridger, Sri Lankan rights activist Basil Fernando, US environmentalist Bill McKibbben also...

US President also denounced the Russian aggression in Europe.

Qatari basketball player says hijab isn't dangerous and doesn't negatively influence the match or other players

Palestinians protest against Jews visiting the flashpoint holy site on the eve of new year

Adjoining Assam state is also on high alert

"Number of women, particularly in hijab, and children have been verbally abused and threatened," a Muslim lawyer...

India now joins an elite club of the United States, Russia and Europe who can boast of reaching Mars

21 countries criticise violation of human rights law, UN Charter by US

US said it had not requested Syria's permission for the strikes or given advance notice "at a military level".

It would also neither assist nor encourage anyone outside the region to use such mines.

A Manhattan federal jury in March found the Kuwaiti-born 48-year-old guilty of conspiring to kill Americans

The role of Van Gogh has not yet been cast but the production will be directed by Dutch producer Albert Verlinde

Eyewitness says the tiger grabbed the youth into his cage and firmly latched on to his neck

US military to continue conducting air strikes in Syria and Iraq

Deputy PM says amendment made for female students so they are not be forced to keep their heads uncovered

Karzai blames both US and Pakistan for the continuing war with Taliban-led insurgency

Premier to co-chair UN Peacekeeping Summit along with US Vice President Joe Biden and other world leaders

Premier assures Afghanistan of Pakistan’s full support for peace and reconciliation in the war-torn country

Supreme Court in 2008 called it an 'unreasonable' and 'unrealistic' provision, but the law still stands

Foreign minister to ‘share concerns’; PM Nawaz invites new president to visit

Mary Kom is the tale of Indian Manipuri’s eventual Indian acceptability, the tale of north-east taking centre-stage.

Total, Petronas now engage in talks with Turkmenistan for exploration.

We wish the new Afghan government well, and equally wish for hatchets to truly be buried.

Harry Potter star delivers powerful speech on gender inequality as she launches her ‘HeForShe’ campaign.

Iran's judiciary on Saturday issued a one-month ultimatum for the government to ban WhatsApp, Viber and Tango

US tech giant broke its own record for launch weekend sales of nine million a year

Of the 115 deceased, 84 were South Africans, says South African minister

Country seeks to deter young Saudis from becoming militants

At least 16 children and 11 women are among dead

Commentators question whether Jaitley well enough to run two key ministries

Officials continue to recover the dead even as scale of damage has yet to be assessed

Tales of people abandoned, families separated, children left to fend for themselves.

Dr Ashraf Ghani declared president-elect; to share power with rival Dr Abdullah; US welcomes unity govt deal.

An overcrowded boat attempting the crossing from North Africa to Italy sank around 30 miles from the Libyan coast

Salmond says Britain's three main political parties had won referendum vote by 55-45 percent by deception

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack

The Al-Fahidi Fort is a glimpse into a city that is often overshadowed by concrete and glass

Indus water commissioner hopes New Delhi will show ‘flexibility’.

With the surge in its share price, Alibaba’s market value jumped to more than $220 billion.

It is Modi’s presence and leadership which brings in that winning share of the vote.