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The skeleton is constructed using DNA found in the pinky bone of a 13-year-old girl who died 70,000 years ago

Iranian foreign minister says we don't want war, we don't want to engage in a military confrontation

Despite international condemnation, whipping is a common punishment for offences like these

Tehran has repeatedly denied accusations from Washington and Riyadh that it arms the Huthis

Pakistani PM, Afghanistan president discuss peace process and upcoming elections in phone call

I'm glad this gentleman told me his problems, says the prime minister

Islamabad says it is providing facilities of nuclear medicine to nearly one million patients a year 

Of the total child deaths, 5.3 million were among under-fives, with almost half of these in the first month of life

A prolonged crushing drought has left water supplies at the local dam sitting metres below normal levels

The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant were acquitted in the only criminal trial stemming from the 2011 disaster

Cameron, who led the successful campaign for Scotland to stay in the United Kingdom in the 2014 referendum

The students may have inadvertently taken a bus loaded with heroin bound for the United States

He is cancelling a planned trip next week to the UN General Assembly in New York due to the "political context"

Four others wounded in the clash in Papua's Ilaga region

Attack aimed at destroying IS hideout accidentally targets farmers

Over 2 million police officers were mobilised to try to identify the individual who raped & murdered women in Hwaseong

A local market, known for its lush orchards, big houses and relative affluence, is now deserted as everyone is scared

In Brazil alone, more 2,400 square miles of the Amazon has been deforested this year

Students were learning the Quran when the fire broke out in Paynesville, near Monrovia

Last time Pakistan imported diesel was a meager quantity of 1,000 tonnes in 2009

Pompeo condemns the attacks, supports Saudi Arabia’s call for experts to come and investigate

After breaking relations with Washington in light of its recognition of opposition leader Guaido as interim president

Imran Khan says he will seek US-Taliban talks resumption during US visit

The draft calls for a ceasefire to avoid a deterioration of the already catastrophic humanitarian situation in Idlib

He says his conversation with PM Imran was 'fruitful'

The premier is in KSA on two-day official visit

Bangladesh is among the most vulnerable to global warming with rising sea levels threatening coastal villages

'Now I recognise it was something racist to do', says Justin Trudeau

US officials talk of unreleased satellite photos showing Iran's Revolutionary Guard making preparations for the attack

House of Representatives' Foreign Affairs Committee issued a subpoena for Zalmay Khalilzad to appear before it

Car bombing in Qalat targeted Afghan intelligence, hospital located nearby also destroyed: govt official

Though, the foreign office did not name any country, the mention was a reference to Indian secret services

If the visas aren't issued in a few hours, this trip will probably be cancelled: IRNA

The UAE is a leading partner in a Saudi-led coalition that intervened in Yemen

Singer Adil Miloudi says in Morocco, this is normal, anyone can do what he wants with his wife, hit her, kill her

Kingdom says strikes originated from north but exact launch site is yet to be pinned down

The outcome produced a virtual tie between the right-wing leader and his centre-left opponent

O'Brien has until now served as Trump's envoy for situations involving US hostages abroad

Decision comes after US claim of Iran’s alleged involvement in attack on Saudi oil facilities

American petroleum producers seem neither ready, nor willing to fill void and capture market share

Qureshi says New Delhi requested Islamabad to allow Indian PM to fly over Pakistan on Sep 20, 28

The monkey was taken on holiday to Europe by Savannah Hart and her family when it was misplaced

Named the 'Sea Bubble', the white aerodynamic craft skimmed over the River Seine at speeds of up to 30 km/hour

Afghan security forces in Jalalabad respond to the incident site

Seven House members say the situation 'presents a tremendous danger to global peace'

BDI industry blames London for the lack of progress in political negotiations

Both sides were close to end the 18-year conflict after the ninth round of US-Taliban talks resumed in Doha in August

Green energy is booming, but not fast enough to curb climate change

Washington blames Iran for the attack

Fears of election fatigue did not materialise, with turnout at 69.4 per cent, higher than in April polls