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Operation has seen the Turkish army occupy a strip spanning some 120 kilometres (75 miles) of the border

11 miners were able to escape at the time of the blast

They were compared to their brothers, sisters and other cisgender children

Cause of the fire is still under investigation

Clampdown hit tourism as well as farming, horticulture and the arts and crafts that contribute most to its economy

Vietnam's foreign ministry said they would help to bring either the ashes or the bodies of the victims back

The assailants wielding knives and machetes ambushed the victims

Transfer of civilians to occupied land is illegal under Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949 and UNSC resolutions

Pakistani's interest in Turkey, Turkish language has increased with the popularity of Turkish television dramas

Taliban commanders part of swap for Western hostages arrived in Qatar earlier

Eight others were trapped, out of which two have been rescued

Lord Duncan McNair also backs Kashmiris’ right to self-determination

Some Iranians managed to post social media videos that showed police firing tear gas to disperse protesters

Its whereabouts have since been a mystery, but it was widely believed to have been melted down

Suspect had denied any terror-related motives

President insists he ‘did nothing wrong’

Scientists say the moon has lakes, mountains and dunes

Says India is losing its position in the world due to growing extremism

Move is welcomed by the vaping industry, which has been blamed for a health epidemic among teenage consumers

Junaid I, the suspect, has denied any terror-related motives

JNU has produced some of India's most prominent academics, and has a history of left-wing activism

Iran and Iraq fought a devastating war from 1980 to 1988 and were ferocious foes under Saddam Hussein

As Kim supervises air drills while US and South Korea postpone drills: KCNA

Morales resigned last Sunday and fled to Mexico after losing the support of the security forces

Twenty people were arrested Sunday in Paris but in most places the protests were peaceful

He will arrive in Thailand on Wednesday before flying on to Japan on Saturday, where he will stay until November 26

Beijing has instead repeatedly warned it will not tolerate any dissent

Unrest erupted on Friday, hours after it was announced that the price of gas would rise to 15,000 rials per litre

Says sabotage and arson is done by hooligans, not our people

After at least one person opened fire into a crowd of about 35 people

Deal is worth more than $7 billion

Details about time, circumstances of deaths not revealed

As thousands came out across the country demanding a government overhaul

Foreign office spokesperson says outburst yet another reflection of BJP’s govt smear campaign against Islamabad

New Delhi desperately wanted to see victory of Sajith Premadasa, a candidate of United National Party

President Dr Arif Alvi slams SP Sinha for supporting rape of Kashmiri women

US president was responding to a conservative commentator's tweet about a particularly visceral attack on Biden

India’s Supreme Court ruled on Nov 9 that disputed holy land should be awarded to Hindus

The price of onions has soared since India banned exports in September after heavy monsoon reduced the crop

A colourful memorial wall at shop pays tribute to the victims and all customers could eat for free over the weekend

The song captures the fatalistic sentiment many young Iraqis hold towards their violence-torn homeland

It is second confirmed death since protests erupted after decision to impose petrol price hikes

Queen Elizabeth's second son gives a rambling, contradictory account of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein

Valuation below Saudi crown prince's $2 trillion aim but could still be world's biggest IPO

India and Russia signed a deal in 2015 under Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ‘Make in India’ programme

Soft corals are the first to release, followed by hard corals, in process that typically spans between 48 and 72 hours

Four people have been killed and more than 300 homes destroyed

While the rights commission counts nine dead over the past two days, the official government tally remains at five

"They" is gaining ground as the pronoun of choice by "non-binary" people who identify neither as male or female

Protests have swept the global financial hub since June