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Turkey was investigating whether UAE spies;s arrival was related to Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi murder

A US official terms it a bilateral matter between Washington and Islamabad

Taliban vow any decisions made at loya jirga are 'never acceptable to the real and devout sons of this homeland'

IMF warns prospects for region clouded by elevated levels of uncertainty

Security alert warns militants planning more attacks 'using a van and bombers disguised in military uniforms'

Worldwide military spending also rose by 2.6%

All five are being tried by Spain's Supreme Court for instigating a secession attempt in 2017

Authorities have set up temporary shelters and public kitchens for the evacuees.

1,878 officials fall ill; health ministry urges authorities to give utmost care to sick staff

The coordinated suicide bombings by militants at hotels and churches killed more than 250 people

India’s financial markets were closed on Monday for the election

'The Socialists have won the general election and with it the future has won and the past has lost'

'To be honest, I don't know how to spend the time when we are suddenly given 10 days of holidays'

Lugar worked on nuclear nonproliferation issues, global hunger and energy conservation

The new official death toll figure was 253, down from an earlier 359, Deputy Defence Minister Ruwan Wijewardene says

Former diplomats see development as ‘diplomatic failure’

How come Modi attended classes at varsity while remaining underground in 1975, questions Muhammad Salim

Khalilzad says Taliban's demands focused on the withdrawal of US forces

10-member delegation from Afghanistan reaches Islamabad for two-day dialogue

BJP using religion as a tool to divert attention from real issues, says Indian Bengal CM

Victim's family says his wife would hit him but he would never retaliate

In Alsace village, refugees are part of the fabric

Drone flies over first an escort ship and then an aircraft carrier

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez was forced to call the snap poll after failing to get support for his 2019 budget

It is not a journey for the faint of heart

The three men were seen in a video circulating on social media calling for all-out war against non-believers

At least five parties from across the political spectrum have a chance of being in the government

Most visitors travel by foot or cycle rickshaw to see the city's ancient pagodas

'I am told that this is the first case where the rule has been amended'

'The activities of these multinationals are not at all regulated today'

Landslides and floods are common in Indonesia, especially during the monsoon season

Iranian foreign minister says the date of the trip will be set and announced soon

Sri Lanka has been on high alert since the attacks on Easter Sunday

An off-duty border patrol officer who was at the scene fired at the suspect as he fled and struck his car

Wins prize for for Personal Essay, Short Form penned in October 2018

John P Carlin's book details the chronology of cyberwarfare from an American point of view

Both drivers were also killed in the dawn crash

Victim shouts out spoilers to fans queuing outside Hong Kong cinema

Eight people were injured when 34-year-old military veteran Isaiah Peoples drove into a crowd near San Francisco

More than 100 followers of Hashim’s Facebook page are being investigated, says an official

Putin calls conviction 'arbitrary'; Russian foreign ministry terms charges 'totally invented and fabricated'

Russia hands over the remains and personal effects of Zachary Baumel

Sirisena blamed IG and defence secretary for not sharing advance warnings about the attacks

Mexico's foreign ministry says situation on the border negatively impacts trade

The treaty, which entered into effect in December 2014, seeks to regulate the flow of weapons into conflict zones

Ministry terms latest sanctions a brutal attempt to pressure govt and people of Venezuela

Trump is watching Biden's rollout carefully

Zalmay Khalilzad terms consensus a 'milestone' in efforts to end Afghanistan war

North Korea did not respond to the South's invitation this week for a ceremony later Saturday at Panmunjom

His absence coincides with a significant downgrade of the Belt and Road summit by the United States