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Islamabad reiterates full support to the leadership, government and people of the kingdom

A govt report details breaches of Constitution, policy, law, regulations and directives by Zuma

As weekly border protests and clashes continue

Eight crew, 149 passengers from 35 countries perished in crash near Addis Ababa

No such restrictions imposed on politicians making references to war, surgical strikes in their speeches, sources say

British MPs will either vote on May's withdrawal deal, to leave the bloc with no agreement or delay Brexit

Passengers taken to local hospital for treatment after the plane landed safely

The plane was en route from San Jose del Guaviare to central Villavicencio

After Washington warned Ankara of "grave consequences" should the deal go ahead

Prime Minister Imran Khan 'to formally inaugurate new visa policy on March 14'

Iranian president urges Pakistani premier to take 'decisive' action against terrorists in telephonic conversation

Out of 635 foreigners, 461 Indians became Pakistani citizens in the last decade

More than 140,000 Druze live in Israel, making up just under two percent of the population

Climbers Tom Ballard and Daniele Nardi were attempting a route that was never been successfully completed.

L Ramdas writes to EC expressing concern and dismay over politicisation of ‘Balakot airstrike’

Despite the breakdown of the summit and the atmosphere of skepticism

After she was stripped of her citizenship by the British government despite her wish to return

Trump administration criticises lack of freedoms in Iran and its "destabilising" influence on the Middle East

FBI sends a sealed dossier with the evidence to Indian authorities

Defendants argues that Judge Hout had imposed "an illegal punishment"

Attorney general says what he meant was petitioners used 'photocopies of the original' papers deemed secret by govt

The coordinated move paves way for revival of military-to-military contact by next week

Insurgents say withdrawal of foreign forces main concern

Naval chief says locating Indian submarine in time testament to Pakistan Navy’s superior capabilities

The day marks the celebration of women's achievements and aims to further their rights

IAF said in a statement that the MiG-21 was on a routine mission

Economic woes, low rural incomes denting Modi's appeal; analysts say 'air strike' impact could wane before...

Throwing the country into political limbo

As BJP and other Hindu conservatives call for a legislation to allow a temple to be built

Pakistani citizen was arrested after he wandered in to Indian waters

India shares US fears about China's growing assertiveness in the Indian Ocean

A truck packed with Central American migrants swerve off a highway in southern Mexico

Six others are still missing; three injured

As Netanyahu faces a pre-indictment hearing on corruption charges

Central Command chief General Joseph Votel says there are no orders to withdraw anything

CENTCOM Commander General Votel says terrorist organisations based in Afghanistan conduct attacks inside Pakistan

More than 3,000 people to lose jobs

Jay Barrett, a 44-year-old man from Connecticut, is terminally ill with cystic fibrosis.

In the highest profile case yet stemming from Mueller's Russia investigation

As search efforts ended last year

Sustained engagement between Islamabad, Washington critical to regional stability: Romney

Indian opposition parties demanding BJP-led government to substantiate claims of killing 'terrorist' in Balakot

26-year-old Iranian leaves victim after which she overdosed on drugs

Authorities extend detention of two Kashmiri leaders in the disputed valley

The girls were born facing each other and when one walked, the other had to move backwards

The 66-year-old was shown on state television riding a brown horse flanked by female police officers on white horses

It all begins after an argument over placement of names on a foundation stone for a new project

Six of those indicted whose identities have not been revealed, are between 13 and 18 years old

Despite a ban dating back to 2001, demonstrations have been staged almost daily in the capital Algiers

Strumia's presentation appeared to claim that men face discrimination in the field of physics