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Thousands of masked demonstrators briefly occupied the road outside Beijing's office

Civilians accuse Israel of using security as a pretext to force them out of the area

US president hints at restoring aid to Pakistan, says Washington working with Islamabad to find way out of Afghan war

Iran warns that the fate of a UK-flagged tanker it seized in the Gulf depends on an investigation

US president says he doesn't believe the four congresswomen are capable of loving the country

China issues white paper on historical matters concerning Uygur autonomous region

The unnamed importers were talking to US suppliers about potential pricing and have applied to a Chinese government

They were attacked by around a dozen stick-wielding villagers outside their home

25-year-old arrested in garden of neighbour's house after allegedly putting her mother's head on footpath

Coins buried under a house presumed to have been murdered in the Holocaust

Britain calls Iran’s capture of the Stena Impero in the Gulf a “hostile act”

More than 2,000 people surrender 3,275 firearms, 7,827 parts and accessories

Two homicide victims found this week in western Canada

Denies Pyongyang’s charges that it would breach an agreement made between Trump and Kim Jong Un

A win means Abe shall be able to stay in power until November

After-effects ranging from irreversible total blindness to brain lesions that cause tremors

20 helicopters and aircrafts were involved in efforts to douse the flames before nightfall

Worst mass killing in two decades in a country with one of the world’s lowest crime rates

The initial protests were lit by a now-suspended bill that would have allowed extraditions to mainland China

Producers are catering to the domestic Muslim community

After the Kyoto attack, Aoba told police he had done it because the studio had plagiarised his novel

Military believes the attack was orchestrated by the National Liberation Army of West Papua (TPNPB)

Turkey’s pro-Kurdish Party calls the arrest a provocation and unacceptable

Supporters of Boris Johnson hail his optimistic vision for post-Brexit Britain

Tehran was defiantly ignoring mounting European appeals to free the captured oil tanker and its mostly Indian crew

Footage aired on state television after Washington's claim of having downed Iranian drone

Iran said they captured the British-flagged Stena Impero, two weeks after British navy seized an Iranian tanker

Police sites began using foul language with anti-police sentiment, calling for jailed rapper to be released

Tanker was impounded off Bandar Abbas port for breaking "international maritime rules", Tehran says

65-year old Serbian wanted to stop Lufthansa flight attendant from leaving the country

The death toll rose to 12

British Foreign Secretary says Gibraltar's detention of Iranian supertanker was legal

Quartet openly calls for Trump's impeachment

As tensions escalate in recent months amid a deepening standoff between Iran and the US

US forces aim to increase joint cooperation in defence of regional security and stability and to preserve its peace

Major cities including New York and Washington expecting temperatures close to or exceeding 38 degrees Celsius

The lunar module, named "Eagle," touched down on July 20, 1969

North Korea accuses Tokyo of ‘destroying the trend of peace’ on the Korean peninsula

Mohammad al-Naeemi returns to war-torn Syria anyway to fight President Bashar al-Assad's regime

Weeks after British navy seized Iran’s Grace 1 tanker in Gibraltar

Indian force launched 177 cordon and search operations in which troops seal off an area, conduct security sweep

Tensions risen after sex videos purporting to show Minister Mohamed Azmin in bed with another man

Other major underground rail systems in world have had mobile connectivity for several years

Islamabad and Kabul had decided in June not to issue ‘hostile’ statements against each other

Shafafet Khan, a taxi driver, returns $21,000 cash, mobile phone and passports forgotten by a Danish family in his cab

Police blame deaths on people attempting to take short cuts in monsoon rains

Mohammed Mansoor Khan was detained at New Delhi airport upon his return from Dubai

Blasphemy is an especially explosive issue in Pakistan

33 other wounded after explosion near Kabul University, Taliban deny involvement

The dead - at least one of them Muslim - were suspected of stealing cattle