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Queen Elizabeth's second son gives a rambling, contradictory account of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein

Valuation below Saudi crown prince's $2 trillion aim but could still be world's biggest IPO

India and Russia signed a deal in 2015 under Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ‘Make in India’ programme

Soft corals are the first to release, followed by hard corals, in process that typically spans between 48 and 72 hours

Four people have been killed and more than 300 homes destroyed

While the rights commission counts nine dead over the past two days, the official government tally remains at five

"They" is gaining ground as the pronoun of choice by "non-binary" people who identify neither as male or female

Protests have swept the global financial hub since June

MQM founder delivers first speech after UK police relax bail conditions

Pakistan looks forward to working with the new president to further strengthen bilateral ties: FO spokesperson

As Williams is scheduled to testify publicly next week along with Tim Morrison, a former White House aide

As the two sides discuss core issues for the first phase of an initial trade agreement

Textile body official cites cheap labour market as main attraction

FO spokesperson says Indian regime must stop its state-terrorism in occupied territories

World community stands by oppressed Kashmiris: UK politicians, activists

Demonstrations have since escalated into demands for root-and-branch reform of the political system

United States has ejected Turkey from the F-35 advanced stealth warplane program in retaliation

As special advocate of UNSGSA she will discuss the progress of access to financial services in Pakistan

MIG-29K of the Indian Navy crashes in Goa, pilots eject

Washington says the S-400s pose a threat to its Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jets program

The toxic air cuts short the lives of one million people in India every year, according to govt research

Morales resigned and fled to Mexico after losing the support of Bolivia's security forces following weeks of protests

Claims she was subjected to a "painful" smear campaign before being abruptly pulled from Kiev

NSW Police said that a 51-year-old man has been charged after allegedly lighting a fire which is now out of control

The ranger had skin ripped from his hands and legs in the ordeal

Although gunman had no evident history of violence, his family life over the past few years had been difficult

At least two buses were hit, no casualties reported

India has tightened surveillance of non-profit organisations since Narendra Modi took power in 2014

Israel launched fresh strikes against Islamic Jihad targets in Gaza early on Friday

'The future of the land should be decided by Palestinians of all faiths, Jewish as well as Christian and Muslim'

At least 34 Palestinians lost their lives in Gaza City earlier this week

Half of all terminations worldwide still conducted in risky conditions, say experts

The city suffered its highest tide in 50 years

Israeli army claims it assessed the building in the Deir al-Balah neighborhood was empty

Several trains had to be evacuated overnight, with passengers transferred to other lines or housed in hotels

Consumer demand in India's villages fell 8.8 per cent between July 2017 and June 2018

India agreed to buy the S-400 system last year despite US warnings the purchase could trigger sanctions against it

As fresh new attack in California high school kills two students

Under colonial-era arrangement, half of their foreign reserves had to be deposited in French central bank

Observance of the ritual has prompted lawsuits from critics ranging from communists to Christians

Judges of International Criminal Court authorise prosecutor to probe alleged crimes within court’s jurisdiction

As thousands of demonstrators marched through La Paz in support of the socialist icon and against the new

In May, it called him an 'imbecile' and a 'fool of low IQ'

Prosecutors say 20 people have died, thousands injured

As senior officials from more than 30 countries held a meeting in Washington

He uses heat detectors, tiny surveillance cameras and blow darts loaded with tranquiliser to search for lost pets

Indian refiners stopped purchases last month after Malaysian PM criticised New Dehli's actions in occupied Kashmir

He saved the last bullet for himself but survived gunshot wounds to the head

Those in favor said it's necessary for rites related to the temple’s chief deity, who is considered eternally celibate

Salman Taseer's son, born in Britain but raised in India, lost his Overseas Citizenship of India last week