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Turkey is concerned by the steady advance of Syrian forces into the region, backed by Russian airpower

Downing Street has confidently billed the Luxembourg visit as part of efforts to negotiate an orderly divorce

Rescue efforts underway after Royal Vasishta vessel carrying 73 people capsizes on Godavari River

Trump recently irked India when he told Imran Khan that Modi has sought mediation on Kashmir

It is the first time the US president has hinted at a potential American military response to the attack

For the first time, Riyadh is facing the repercussions of its military adventurism

Islamabad turns down global powers’ request to engage in backdoor diplomacy with New Delhi

Step would enable authorities to keep proper record of cargo and passengers travelling between Pakistan, Afghanistan

British-Kashmiris march through streets of Britain’s Reading town for Kashmiris’ right of self-determination

Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan describes the 18-carat gold work famously once offered on loan to US President Trump

OIC meeting comes amid Benjamin Netanyahu's vow to annex Jordan Valley if re-elected

US accuses Iran of 'masterminding' drone attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities

Human rights watchdog demands New Delhi to allow access to news and information coming out of IOK

Iranian FM Zarif says ‘blaming Tehran won’t end the disaster, but accepting its proposal for talks may’

All settlements are viewed as illegal under international law

US, Saudi officials investigate possibility the attacks involved missiles launched from Iraq or Iran

As the country hold its second vote this year after Netanyahu failed to form a coalition government

They did not mention the WHO in the announcement, which it said came following talks with ICRC in Doha

It led to the interruption of about 50 per cent of total production

One of them was Gyimah, who now becomes the Liberal Democrats' 18th MP in the 650-seat House of Commons

Libya's private media outlets have dug in and exposed their journalists to potential reprisals

Iran says US bases and aircraft carriers within range of its missiles

Hundreds of Hong Kong protesters outside the British Consulate

More than 400,000 Syrians have been displaced by violence in the militant-run Idlib since the end of April

The storm is expected to strengthen into a hurricane on Sunday but is not forecast to impact the Bahamas

If you have a gun, you can shoot them but don’t kill, says Philippines president

Viral video shows lions search for food in Gujarat's Junagadh

Nobel Prize laureates, activists urge Foundation to rescind its award to Indian PM

Lawmakers call for centrality of Kashmiri voices in determining IOK future

Fully-functioning piece by Italian artist offered on loan to US President Donald Trump

US president says Hamza killed in counter-terrorism operation along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border

Reiterates full support against any threat to KSA's security and territorial integrity

Parties formalise their alliance under Islamic unity, but observers warn of worsening ethnoreligious tensions

As regime and Russia carry out air strikes two weeks after ceasefire was declared

Under federal law a convicted defendant must serve at least 85% of a sentence

The precise targets and the extent of possible damage remain unclear

The attack follows a spike in regional tensions with Iran

The country has experienced unprecedentedly large rallies since December

As Turkey’s purchase of the Russian S-400 missile system in July raised the prospect of US sanctions

The committee is not a "criminal investigation" but aimed to "establish the facts for the secretary-general

For local indigenous communities, the cloud-scraping grasslands of Quimsacocha are a sacred, vital source of water

Taliban also plan to visit China, Iran and Central Asian states

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says 75 per cent of all buildings have been destroyed by Dorian

He died almost two years after former army loyalists forced him out in 2017

Many speculate that he will choose not to stay long in his newly powerful position

The system repeatedly said she had provided "insufficient" evidence of having lived in Britain long enough

However the gap between Britain and the EU remained “very wide” says the Irish PM

A massive influx of volunteers from international aid or charitable organizations has also flown in

The warehouse is in the Mobile Police Brigade headquarters

US Central Intelligence Agency began training and testing animals for secret missions in the 1960s