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Airstrikes killed five and seriously wounding a further 10 Afghan soldiers

Partially restored operations at all active airports will remain unchanged till March 22: CAA

His comments come as French-Italian relations have nosedived

India performs dismally on the employment of women, ranking 120 among 131 countries in female labour force

82-year-old president says he would not stand for a fifth term

Majority of farmers use chemicals, insecticides with organic cocoa beans difficult to find in country

'I want to leave the European Union with a good deal'

In 29 rapid-fire tweets, Modi tagged cricket stars, Bollywood actors to inspire others to exercise voting rights

2005 law gave Hindu women in India equal inheritance rights but few made claims because they are unaware of the law

British lawmakers handed Prime Minister Theresa May a second humiliating defeat for her Brexit plan on Tuesday

Israel is not a state of all its citizens, Israel PM had earlier said in an Instagram post

Maduro used the military to begin distributing food, water and other assistance in several districts

Advisory urges caution against traveling within 10km of the India-Pakistan border

Backed by the US-led coalition, the SDF renewed its assault on Sunday

British MPs overwhelmingly reject Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal for second time

Parliament's failure to back the divorce terms could unleash economic chaos

Militants in eastern Syria make a new propaganda film calling on the few remaining residents to seek refuge in God

Residents above 14 years old in UAE can fly electric plane

There is 'no final agreement until everything is agreed', says Zalmay Khalilzad

Test provides fighter jet extraordinary day and night capability to engage variety of targets with pinpoint accuracy

The president is known for using nicknames and ‘mispronouncing names’ of rather known people

The fighting is still on, says Afghan defense ministry spokesperson

'Smoking is avoidable, but air pollution is not'

The process of identifying the victims will take at least five days, says spokesperson

There are some 350 of the 737 MAX 8 planes currently in service around the world

The pilot was lauded on agreeing to return to the airport after takeoff

A Sweden-based think tank says Israel, the US and France increased their arms exports to New Delhi during 2014-18

Now is the time to come together to back this improved Brexit deal, says May

Nemmouche was convicted last week of terrorist murder for the anti-Semitic gun rampage in the Belgian capital in 2014

It did not say on what day the personnel would be withdrawn from the embassy in Caracas

Raheela Vakeel claims to be eye-witness of incident in which 68 people killed in train bombings mostly Pakistani

White’s sentencing comes days after Iran appointed a hardliner as new head of the judiciary

A police oversight body is investigating the shooting

According to Dutch media, police have launched an investigation into the incident

The defence had disputed whether the CCTV footage was clear enough to identify the Indonesian woman as an assailant

US is keeping close eye on situation between nuclear-armed neighbours, says US national security adviser

Sotoudeh previously served about half of a six-year jail sentence imposed in 2010

Mudasir Ahmed Khan described by authorities as a top commander of banned outfit JeM

WHO warns there is a risk that a more deadly flu virus will one day jump from animals to people

Judges to form new association

After pausing offensive multiple times for thousands of dust-covered women, children and men to flee

At least 254 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire since the protests began in March 2018

This confrontational attitude – no talks, no discussion - has an impact, says Mufti

At least 22 UN employees among the perished says UN Habitat chief

An official report buried by Modi's government shows unemployment at its highest since 1970s

After a series of satellite images triggered international alarm that Pyongyang might be preparing long-range missile

During the three-day visit a series of agreements will be signed

New biography says Omar was living just three miles from a major US Forward Operating Base in Zabul

Netanyahu is under threat of indictment for corruption and faces a tough challenge from a centrist political alliance

Foreign minister says Modi govt using every forum to isolate Islamabad internationally