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At least 308 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire in Gaza since the protests began

Tehran prepares to detail latest scale-back to commitments under a 2015 deal to curb its nuclear program

Says the letters aims to give a voice to young Afghans who feel ignored and powerless at this point in time

Shehla Rashid says the clampdown in IOK is murder of democracy

Mugabe, 95, died overnight in a hospital in Singapore, where he was receiving medical care

Trump has repeatedly insisted that US tariffs and China's slowing economy will pressure Beijing to cut a deal

Bolsonaro has complained that the country does not have the resources to police an area as large as the Amazon

More than 100 fires were burning in the states of Queensland and New South Wales on Saturday

Mugabe eventually become known for his crushing of political dissent and policies that ruined the economy

He says Washington would not accept 'just any deal'

President Donald Trump on restricting immigration

Last weekend, protesters blocked airport roads, threw debris on the train track and trashed the MTR subway station

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the blast

Which has become a target of pro-democracy protestors, who earlier blocked a road leading to the busy aviation hub

There are now more than 450 possible cases of pulmonary illness associated with vaping

Thousands were left homeless on the island and many are becoming frustrated with the speed of evacuation efforts

'The trio tried to exploit their identical DNA and appearance to try and evade the consequences of their actions'

Researchers also found that present-day speakers of Indo-European languages descend from subgroup of steppe herders

He also writes a fake email to Canadian immigration to cancel Sairam's visa

Concerned over reports about continuous communication blockade in region, says State Department spokesperson

Agricultural expansion deeper into Amazon forest areas would likely spur more fires in the fragile ecosystem

Canan Kaftancioglu was found guilty of 'terrorist propaganda' in a trial she has derided as political

Move marks the first official US antitrust action against one of the so-called Big Tech companies

Girls were born following an IVF treatment and delivered by cesarean section

Placing another question mark over the much-delayed initiative

Work recently restarted after the government reapproved the project in June

Since August 5, at least 500 protests and incidents of stone-throwing have occurred

The mother owned a licensed .38 Special revolver and was home alone when she heard noise coming from the kitchen

Miller tells reporters outside court that parliament should be sitting during this crucial time

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s plan to kick off what is in effect an election campaign

Remote poppy-growing region borders Iran and has been the scene of intense fighting in recent years

INR 370 discount is being offered on the platter to the food-starved Kashmiris if they show their ID from IOK

Late President Mugabe was imprisoned in 1964 for political agitation

The woman managed to make it through security and immigration before personnel at the departure gate confronted her

Richard Johnson says his six-year-old brother Adrian was just too small to withstand Hurricane Dorian

Several large screens installed at Tiananmen Square, where tanks and other army hardware will be shown off

Strictly patriarchal Afghanistan has been one of the world's worst places for women

Expresses concerns about the tactic that observers describe as 'hostage diplomacy'

Many said the move to withdraw the extradition bill was too little, too late

Russians are set to vote in local elections following a hugely controversial campaign in Moscow

Online rivalries appear to have been fanned by months of rising tensions pitting Iran against the US and Israel

North Korea requested in a letter last month that the UN reduce its involvement in the isolated country

After the announcement had been delayed for days the premier mulled over the nominees proposed by the movement

A judge in Scotland rules in favour of Johnson

UN says 70,000 people in "immediate need" of aid

Zimbabwe's first post-independence leader passed away in Singapore

Boris Johnson says there is no point in further delay

347 scientists who collaborated to produce the world's first image of a black hole have been honoured

Al-Qana’a takes reference for her artwork from books which help her in knowing about the real person’s life and looks

Zalmay Khalilzad had earlier reached an agreement 'in principle' with Taliban