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Trump also plans to nominate David Norquist to be deputy defense secretary

The 38-nation FATF gives Tehran an October deadline for improving its controls

From Great Britain to Belgium to Greece, a wave of hot air expected to push up temperatures

The alleged victim reveals the account in her latest book

Seven-storey building in the beach town of Sihanoukville collapses with workers inside

US president signals he is open to talks with Tehran

Indian PM missing his prompter and written speech without that he cannot talk, comments a social media user

Chinese ambassador says 'we want to see Pakistan as the centre of regional connectivity'

Mules are traditional mode of transport but they are forced to carry visitors, says PFTA

As North Sumatra's disaster agency investigates the cause

Ankara says its abiding by international law by drilling inside its continental shelf

NYT reports Trump approved military strikes on Friday but pulled back from launching the attacks

Over the conflict in Ukraine

Analysts say the Chinese president is looking for leverage ahead of the G20 meeting with his US counterpart

The Pentagon confirms the shooting down but insists the unmanned aircraft was in international airspace

Demonstrators disrupted traffic on key roads in a mostly peaceful protest to demand Liam to scrap it altogether

The song may not be a hit but is classified by marine biologists as an underwater call using a pattern of sounds

As tensions in the Gulf soar after attacks on tankers and the shooting down of a US drone

As the former London mayor Johnson wins 160 of the 313 votes in the fifth ballot of MPs in Conservative Party

Orders came hours after United Airlines suspended flights between New Jersey, Mumbai airports

The strikes were set to take place just before dawn on Friday to minimize risk to the Iranian military or to civilians

About 60 to 65 people were on board the bus, says official

20 people killed in West Bengal since April in fighting between Modi's BJP and regional Trinamool Congress

Nearly 1,000 people majority of them Muslims were killed in 2002 Gujarat riots

RTGS dollar has plunged 60% against US dollar since its introduction in Feb

Washington says attack on a US surveillance asset in international airspace was 'unprovoked'

Climate change is eating Himalayan glaciers, threatening water supplies for millions of people in South Asia: study

Beijing says the Taliban representative in Qatar, Baradar, has discussed Afghan peace process with officials in China

Police to organise "collection events" around the country where firearms owners could submit their weapons

After the suspect devised a plan with an undercover FBI agent he thought was IS sympathiser

Becomes the first Chinese president to visit North Korea in 14 years

As the Taliban continue to refuse negotiations with the Afghan government

It was shot down when it entered Iran’s airspace near the Kouhmobarak district in the south, state media reported

Gen Qamar meets Iraqi official at GHQ, says Islamabad values its brotherly relations with Baghdad

The Washington Post contributor was murdered at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on October 2, 2018

Amid a liberalisation drive as crown prince seeks to shake off his country's ultra-conservative image

UN special rapporteur calls for 'targeted sanctions' against Mohammad bin Salman

No group immediately claimed responsibility

The royal couple was travelling from their central London home to Windsor on June 17 when the incident happened

Found in seven containers aboard cargo ship which was leaving for Europe

Real income gains of the project in Pakistan, Kyrgyz Republic and Thailand could be above eight per cent

The two leaders agree to meet after they spoke on the phone weeks after negotiations broke down

UNHCR attributes the increase partly to surging displacements in Ethiopia and Venezuela

Some members of US intelligence network arrested and handed over to judiciary, say officials

German chancellor plays down health concerns saying she was a bit dehydrated in the heat

Images of visibly exhausted animal roaming roads of Arctic city in search of food have gone viral

Four Italians, two Pakistanis were scaling 17,000-feet peak in the Hindu Kush range

Paul Crowther admitted assault, criminal damage after throwing milkshake at him

Former president fainted, then died during court proceedings

Over half of world's population growth to be concentrated in nine countries including India, US, Pakistan and others