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Fearing anti-government protests Himalayan region's biggest mosque ordered closed

Mitiga is in a zone under the control of forces loyal to the UN-recognised GNA and has often been targeted

Device was cluster bomb which releases many smaller bomblets that can kill people over wider area, says Pakistan Army

Over 2 million pilgrims mostly from abroad arrived for a five-day ritual

PM Imran calls President Rouhani as part of his diplomatic efforts to apprise world leaders of India's illegal move

Criticism comes for identifying the Chinese-controlled territories of Hong Kong and Macau as countries

With a human staring at them, seagulls take 21 seconds longer to approach a bag of chips,research reveals

Move driven by fears that large gatherings could trigger renewed protests against New Delhi

Coalition attacks an area that poses a “direct threat” to the government

Curfew, communications blockade continue for sixth straight day in the occupied valley

Reports from the disputed region reveal Kashmiris’ resentment is higher than ever

Pilgrims traverse through 17 countries on two-month-long trip to arrive in the kingdom

Taiwanese scholar Chien-Yu Shih says Modi tried to take advantage of US-China tensions

Iran's General Mohammad Baqeri speaks to COAS Gen Qamar Bajwa

Move part of diplomatic effort to protest against New Delhi's illegal abrogation of IOK's special status

Epstein indicted on charges he trafficked underage girls for sex

Former diplomat worked tirelessly to strengthen Pak-China ties, CPEC

Petition prays for the legislation to be declared void and inoperative

Two million Muslims from across the globe are in Saudi Arabia for annual Hajj pilgrimage

Police has asked witnesses to come forward to identify man seen fleeing from the scene

Beijing seeks to push its accusations that the mass demonstrations are being fuelled by foreign powers

Search and rescue teams worked through the night trying to find survivors and recover bodies from the deep sludge

'Falagh' is a locally overhauled version of the imported "Gamma" surveillance radar

Sparked by a cigarette as people rushed to collect leaking fuel says police

As fighting between southern separatists and government forces continues

80 landslides hit the state in a matter of two days

Releases a statement after authorities in a nearby city said the accident had caused a spike in radiation levels

Nearly 300 flights cancelled, ferry and rail services suspended

10 photos of people gathering in Arafat to mark Hajj's most important day

Hundreds of Pakistanis and Kashmiris in the UK chanted anti-India and pro-freedom slogans

Two delegations discussed finalisation of terms of reference,IP-TIGA work plan, timeline

At least 301 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire in Gaza or the border area since March 2018

Moscow accuses the US of encouraging people to attend protests

Cause power outages and forces more than one million people from their homes

Crusius claims he was "defending" the US "from cultural and ethnic replacement brought on by an invasion"

The 5th round in two weeks with Kim labelling them a "solemn warning" over the US-South Korea joint military drills

Suspect discusses making explosives and targeting the synagogue

Lockdown and communications blackout is being enforced by tens of thousands of Indian troops

Nigeria reports 14 pirate attacks in the first quarter of 2019

Women, children among at least 30 injured as Indian troops fire tear gas, pellets; more than 500 people detained

'I ask myself, why war? Why the violence? I'll transform all that into music'

First time ever, experts examined the record of Bangladesh, which ratified an international ban on torture in 1999

Panagiotis Vassilakis used technology, magnetism and light to create his pioneering art

These Roma palaces reveal a quest for status within a marginalised and mostly poor minority

Warning comes after 31 people killed in mass shootings in Ohio and Texas last week

Birth gives 'new hope’ for extincting pandas, fewer than 2,000 now live in the wild

Kenyan assembly speaker had to ask to bring in air fresheners to make the atmosphere pleasant

Lijian Zhao completes tenure in Pakistan, departs for China

Eid greeting from Taliban's top leader makes no mention of truce

The Delhi high court is expected to decide on the status of the two competing bodies