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Some 14,000 fighters of proxy groups have been mobilised for the new operation

The Saddleridge Fire had consumed 7,542 acres in areas of the San Fernando Valley by Friday

More than 16,000 households have lost power, including 7,200 in Chiba

Colonial-era emergency laws were introduced a week ago banning face masks at public rallies

Authorities managed to rescue eight migrants alive

He says his opponents are getting desperate but the 'insane impeachment witch hunt' will fail

It was celebrated with an aim to create public awareness about the nutritional value of eggs for human health

Premier Imran Khan to visit Tehran on Sunday in first leg of Gulf countries visit

India is considering restricting imports after Mahathir slammed New Delhi's illegal actions in IOK, say sources

Shivinder and Malvinder Singh accused of siphoning off hundreds of millions of dollars

Move aims at boosting the kingdom’s defences after attacks on its oil installations blamed on Iran

According to WHO, more than 90 per cent of people breathe dirty air, causing death and disease

EU rejects Erdogan's warning that he would 'open the gates' and send 3.6 million refugees to Europe

Officers from Counter Terrorism Police North West are leading the investigation

Imran telephones Turkish president; prays for success of Ankara’s efforts for regional stability

India plans to substitute Malaysian palm oil with edible oils from countries like Indonesia, Argentina and Ukraine

Peter Handke has accused Bosnians of staging Srebrenica massacre in which over 8,000 Muslims were killed by Serbs

Police arrested 411 people and identified 54 potential victims of human trafficking

The classic horror films were all rooted in real-life scientific experiments and discoveries

He made no contact with residents in his area

The statue symbolises the complex past of the volatile Balkans region

Abiy Ahmed wins the Nobel Peace Prize

Fire started on the truck and the driver dumped the trash in an effort to save the vehicle

Patrick Crusius had earlier confessed to police upon his arrest that he was targeting "Mexicans"

A timeline of incidents in the Gulf region

More than 150,000 people a year are killed on India's roads

Rewarded for his peacemaking efforts with longtime foe Eritrea

Mark Warner, co-chair of US Senate India Caucus, urges New Delhi to respect freedom of press, political participation

Civilians flee as Kurdish militia battles Turkish military

The protests revealed important fault lines in Iraq, between the different sides of the sectarian establishment

Both sides are silent about what compromises had been made to break the Brexit deadlock

A recap of key developments in Tunisia since its 2011 revolution

Lee says his stall has been a constant target of the police and he has been arrested twice

He promises to establish an office in the State Department with the job of promoting LGBTQ rights around the world

Officials say no crew member injured; incident comes less than a month after Sept 14 attack on Saudi oil facilities

Children join the Taliban and other insurgent groups due to lack of job opportunities

Extinction Rebellion is leading a two-week protest drive in cities around the world

Both sides are hoping to build further their personal rapport

People are unable to access water and medical supplies

A speaker warn a US influence could prevent any breakthrough

Earlier this week, the US government blacklisted 28 Chinese public security bureaus, technology and surveillance firms

Construction and road accidents are not uncommon in China

Speaker says women should be part of policy making

NMU VC says after a walk held in connection with the World Vision Day

Foreign Office warns against competition of buying arms

All 83 rooms are empty, says general manager of a five-star hotel

New study reveals the Mediterranean basin covers portions of three continents: Europe, Asia and Africa

Ibrahim al Asiri, a Saudi national, was reputed to have made the so-called underwear bomb

In first visit since 2007 Putin will meet Saudi King Salman, Crown Prince MBS

'If you try to frame our operation there as an invasion, we will open the doors and send 3.6 million migrants to you'