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Man made carbon dioxide emissions drastically outstrip the contribution of volcanoes, scientists reveal

Dating back to the Ptolemaic period, the coffin was designed for a high priest named Nedjemankh

Reports of violence, torture in Kashmir are 'extremely concerning, says Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Visit comes just days before Chinese President Xi is expected to travel to India for informal summit with PM Modi

Indian soldier had drowned and his body reportedly swept towards Pakistani side along Working Boundary

Finding contradicts dietary advice of international agencies and has prompted criticism from many experts

A Bornean pygmy elephant was found dead with at least 70 bullet wounds on its body

Hossein Fereydoun also ordered to pay fine, pay back bribes he was alleged to have received

About 46% of Aussies aged between 18 and 24 are over a healthy weight, reveals survey

Despite rioters' threats to mar festive occasion with sabotage, range of patriotic activities were held across city

Riyadh joins a US-led force to protect Gulf shipping as tensions with Iran soared after the September 14 attacks

In a short video message on Twitter, Player could be seen lavishly praising the premier

Local courts jail two others for 10 years for the same crime, imprison a fourth person for 10 years for spying for UK

Kiangwe & surrounding villages have been hard-hit by the Kenyan government's war with Somali extremist group Al-Shabab

The iceberg, dubbed D28, broke away from the Amery ice shelf between September 24 and 25

The US and North Korea negotiations after the collapse of a summit

UK Member of Parliament Kate Green inaugurated the campaign

Amnesty International described it as a "devastating blow for women's rights in Morocco"

Some 900 inmates had to be shifted from a Ballia district prison in Uttar Pradesh to ensure their safety and health

India, a Cold War ally of the Soviet Union, last year agrees to buy five S-400 systems for $5.2 billion

Taliban set the headquarters on fire before leaving the area

Two students have died and hundreds more have been injured as a wave of unrest

China celebrated its growing power and confidence with a big display of military hardware

The petrol tanker can be seen almost making it across the bridge, which spanned a small fishing port

Police quickly intervened to break up the scuffle, briefly using pepper spray

Driven by a steep decline in the consumption of bootleg booze

Indian Supreme Court adjourns hearing till November 14

Britain is proposing to set up customs clearance centres on both sides of the Irish border

Kalashnikov, who died in 2013, is seen in Russia as a national hero and symbol of the country's proud military past

South Korea showcase newly acquired F-35 stealth fighter jets

The seismic activity started at midday on Monday before the volcano erupted at about 4:30 am on Tuesday

President Xi says no force can ever shake the status of China or stop it marching forward

Cameron Munter sees no breakthrough in Pak-India ties, calls Pak-US cultural ties strong

US military has been mulling an array of response options and bombing missile-launching sites in areas outside Iran

According to the label, over 75 per cent of the ready-to-wear collection is eco-friendly

'Extremely pained' by the loss of lives, tweets Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi

International Committee of the Red Cross hails the move as 'a positive step' that will hopefully revive the release

PM Imran Khan approves new appointments in MoFA

We have managed to obtain the capacity to destroy the imposter Zionist regime, says Major General Hossein Salami

Johnson put his hand on her thigh at a dinner party, alleges victim

Official final results will be announced by the Independent Election Commission

Elections will be held a week before India officially declares IOK, Ladakh union territories on October 31

Hospital authorities said at least 40 people were injured, one in a serious condition

New air chief succeeds Air Marshal Dhanoa who oversaw botched Balakot airstrikes in February

Readings show levels in three Japanese cities are almost the same as in major cities outside of Japan, including Seoul

As more rain predicted

Mugabe was buried at the weekend in a low-key private ceremony at his natal village

Among eight people rescued from the fire, three were injured and sent to hospital for medical treatment

The fire inside the camp was extinguished by plane

The whistleblower, who could testify soon before Congress, fears for their safety if their identity is revealed