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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

South Sudan's civil war began in 2013 and has left 380,000 people dead and millions more in dire poverty

Budget plan is expected to request $2 billion in homeland security spending for the US-Mexico border wall

Organisers forced to truck in powder from distant towns for their signature sculptures in an unheard-of ice crisis

Five Britons tested positive for the virus in France on Saturday

With the primary season underway in earnest, earlier collegiality among Democrats has fallen away

It also includes improved access for Australia's agriculture industry to Indonesia's vast market of 260 million people

Recapturing the M5 will allow traffic to resume between war-torn Syria's main business hubs

Death toll surpasses global fatalities in the 2002-03 SARS epidemic

Since late November, more than 1.6 million people have been evacuated from buildings in Moscow

Beijing had already been battling a slowing domestic economy before the new coronavirus emerged

WHO advance team on coronavirus on way to Beijing

Qureshi interacts with top Kashmiri leaders on dire situation in held valley

Sunday's ballot monitored by international observers from 58 countries including Pakistan

World Bank report places Saudi Arabia first in gender equality in GCC bloc and second in the Arab region

Satellite, which Iran says serves for scientific observation, is part of programme that US describes as provocation

The outbreak, which started in the central city of Wuhan, has brought large swathes of the country to a halt

Post-mortem examination has been performed on the four, including a male infant, who died on February 3 in Uganda

Discriminatory citizenship law discussed at a panel discussion in Turkey

The leaders voice solidarity with 'the Palestinian cause' at African Union summit

Guru was silently executed in jail for allegedly taking part in an attack on India's parliament in 2001

Boycott dramatically hurt Israeli cattle breeders, says COGAT

He was among eight physicians punished by Wuhan police for rumour-mongering

An angry crowd torched dozens of buildings and cars, following the brawl

It hit at a depth of 31 kilometres (19 miles) some 122 kilometres (75 miles) south of Kokopo

Tehran denies that satellite activity is a cover for missile development

Conflict has forced more than 580,000 people from their homes and onto the roads

Violence has killed more than 300 civilians, sent some 586,000 fleeing towards relative safety nearer Turkish border

It reportedly downed trees, ripped roofs off sheds and knocked out power in the small coastal towns of Dampier

It hit a low in the 1970s, after Congress wrested authority away following Richard Nixon's Watergate abuses

Last year, the approximately 500 agents in the Big Bend sector detained 1,624 people

Gunman used weapons stolen from the military arsenal to unleash carnage in the town centre

Virus spreads to 27 countries, infecting more than 330 people

In December, Taliban infiltrators in the Afghan military killed nine Afghan soldiers in central Afghanistan

Epidemic has prompted the government to lock down whole cities as anger mounts over its handling of the crisis

More than 800 dead in China, 37,000 infected

Michael Kugelman says war rhetoric of Indian civil, military leaders increases chances of war

Casualties yet to be ascertained in ‘green-on-blue’ attack -- in which Afghan security forces target foreign soldiers

Soldier opens fire in several places including a house and an army base, before heading to mall

'Women are not fit to be given ground combat roles in the country's armed forces', Indian govt tells court

Average of nine exit polls show Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party is likely to win 52 out of 70 seats

FM Qureshi thanks Saudi counterpart for ‘steadfast support’

Conflict has killed more than 380,000 people since it broke out in 2011