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He says she is too ambitious in trying to obtain royal titles, displays disobedience against king and queen

He faced a grilling during the 40-day election campaign, described as one of the nastiest in Canadian history

WTO says US could face Chinese sanctions if it does not remove certain tariffs

It’s a passion and a bit of a fixation, says 22-year-old Roman sculptor

Facebook said it had suspended the accounts on Monday, as well as three separate networks operated from Iran

Development comes in line with a number of other reforms made in the Hajj and Umrah sector recently

Naruhito is the first Japanese emperor born after World War II

In Moscow, Zalmay Khalilzad to meet his Russian and Chinese counterparts to discuss Afghan war

Speakers at a conference held in Derby, UK urge world to step forward for settling the Kashmir issue once and for all

PM Saad Hariri says measures not merely an attempt to quell demonstrations

Trump administration last week announced withdrawal of 1,000 American troops from northeast Syria

New Delhi continues an ambitious programme to reduce the country's dependence on fossil fuels

Heads of diplomatic missions invited to tour Pakistani side to dispel Indian claims of destroying 'terror camps'

Diplomatic tensions between China and the US have risen over a host of issues, including a protracted trade war

Gets expelled from university after allegedly hiring as many as eight lookalikes in at least 13 tests

With an array of henna options available, dying beards is a common trend in Bangladesh

Ankara's support for Islamabad on occupied Kashmir issue and FATF irks New Delhi

China is the only big country in the world that has not yet achieved complete reunification says General Wei Fenghe

As US defense secretary said all of the nearly 1,000 troops are expected to fight IS militants in Iraq

A study released this week estimates opioid epidemic cost the US economy at least $631 billion from 2015 to 2018

Defeat leaves Johnson under mounting pressure to find a way out of paralysing impasse

The letter echoes the bizarre tone of Trump's October 9 letter to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

In the meantime, violence in Afghanistan continues unabated with over 70 killed in a blast in Nangarhar

As Germany and a string of other European countries have suspended arms exports to Turkey

Mahathir also complains of being bullied by powerful nations

Trump last month broke off negotiations with Afghan Taliban militants

A rare show of unity by the usually partisan media industry

Justin Trudeau, Andrew Scheer lead the two main parties in Canada's election

After police hit a major mosque as they battled protesters during another day of political unrest

Imran says he was amazed to see the impact of late Princess death among the masses

New Delhi will send the list to Pakistan 10 days before departure date

Turkish president urges to put down cigarettes and drink tea

Islamabad presses Taliban to declare ‘unannounced ceasefire’

Ankara launched a cross-border attack against Syria's Kurds on October 9 after US announced a military pullout

UK lawmakers also extend support for Kashmiris' right of self-determination

Ankara and Washington agreed to a five-day truce to allow Kurdish YPG militia to withdraw

Protest was held to pressurise government to exempt journalists from laws restricting access to sensitive information

The aim is to still get a peace agreement at some point, a political agreement, says Mark Esper

The 8,000-year-old natural pearl was found in the floor of a room discovered during excavations at Marawah Island

Parliament can't change government's policy or determination, says minister

Indian Supreme Court's verdict on Ayodhya issue is expected soon

20,000 Muslims protested to demand the execution of a young Hindu man

Indian charge d'affaires summoned; FO says India targeting civilians to divert attention from IOK 'nightmare'

Election commission apologises to public over delay in announcement of results

From blocking airports to using encrypted messaging apps

The bus, laden with people and goods, was travelling from Lufu to Kinshasa when the brakes failed

McDonnell says Johnson’s decision to send an unsigned letter to the EU requesting a delay to Brexit

Among those arrested is head of the gold mining company Sissim

A United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime study says South Asia's crime groups net more than $60 billion a year

The institution briefly became known for skinhead attacks on its students as Russia’s interest in Africa declined