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PM Modi is trying to pull out all the stops for Trump’s trip in a bid to reaffirm strategic ties

Couple also found guilty of forcing one of the women into sex work

Turkish President Erdogan set to reach Islamabad on Thursday for his 4th visit to Pakistan

Ties between Ukraine and Russia were shredded after a bloody uprising ousted a Kremlin-backed regime in 2014

Physical punishment including caning, squatting, and frog-marching is nothing new to primary, high school students

Hundreds of Pakistanis and Kashmiris urge Modi-led Indian government to end human rights violation in the valley

To date China has reported 42,708 confirmed cases including 1,017 deaths

Iran's actions are based on international rules, says Javed Zarif

He says US knows that Iran is one of the most powerful countries in the Middle East

US officials said it took over a year to track them through the 34 servers in 20 countries they allegedly used

He is one of more than 1,000 Pakistani students in China’s Hubei province

It hopes to double its impact by 2030 and help more than 250 million people living in rural areas

According to WHO, the coronavirus incubation period could be up to 14 days

It ran a campaign accusing protesters of supporting Pakistan and was projected to win 13 seats

Relations between the two major economies have lingered for months in a tense truce

Five Turkish soldiers die in Syrian regime artillery fire in Idlib earlier on early Monday

Duterte believes it is time to be more militarily independent, says his spokesperson

Australia had been trying to deport two men under laws that allow a convicted criminal's visa to be cancelled

City hosts the nation's first primary, eight days after Iowa kicked off the nomination process

About 70 of those aboard the vessel have been rescued alive

They thanked the thousands of people who marched for their freedom

Xi tells local officials that some of the actions taken to contain the virus are harming the economy

In 2017, sanctions were imposed in order to push the country to stop its nuclear and ballistic weapons programmes

He is careful to avoid painting on actual surfaces, in case he is accused of vandalism

The country has been battling hundreds of blazes since September in an unusually prolonged summer wildfire season

Says the army will help compensate all victims, families

Minister says promoting legal hunting to help in conservation efforts

Virus believed to have crossed into humans from an animal market in Wuhan

Some 800 US nationals have been evacuated from Wuhan, flown to air bases in the US

The Chinese president donned a face mask and had his temperature checked while visiting medical workers and patients

Ministry of Defence confirms death toll, says at least six people were hurt

Pentagon confirms 76 US troops diagnosed with brain injury have returned to duty

He will meet with Indian PM Narendra Modi during the visit

AJK president strongly condemns Indian shelling along LoC referring it as a 'cowardly act'

Enacted in 1837, sedition law meant to protect British monarch is used liberally to target intellectual dissent

80-year-old begged his son to come back a day before he died

According to BBC studios, the series will follow Greta's international crusade for climate change

Education ministry's undersecretary says teacher was fired from school

PKF president, secretary say enemy elements conspiring against Kabbadi World Cup

The sudden outbreak of the novel coronavirus during the Spring Festival holiday has hit humans and animals alike

Bird wing, found in Hukawng Valley, is expected to help enrich the understanding of the size of ancient birds

Premier lauds Ankara’s steadfast support to Islamabad’s principled stance on Kashmir issue

In a country weighed down by sanctions, shaken by protests, many Tehranis struggle to hide their pessimism

It was only second-time Chinese aircraft crossed largely respected line dividing two sides in strait since March 2019

Xi Jinping, who has called virus a 'demon', dons a blue mask to meet doctors at Beijing Ditan hospital

One Indian soldier killed, three injured, posts damaged as Pakistani troops respond to unprovoked Indian fire

Accused has been charged with theft and fraud

Attack, which was not immediately claimed, is the first of its kind in southern Algeria in years

The fight to return began with the end of white minority rule

Cyprus has been split since 1974