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Indian cyber-intelligence specialist equates DG ISPR with Russian commander Valery Gerasimov

Pakistan closed its airspace in February after a suicide attack in occupied Kashmir

Congress chief unveils party's 55-page election manifesto

Three priests in Poland burned books and other items they regarded as sacrilegious

More than five million pilgrims have flocked to shrine from different parts of the world

Khalilzad is likely to take Pakistani leadership into confidence over Afghan peace process

Istanbul was a tight race and both Yildirim and the opposition CHP candidate Ekrem Imamoglu

Mayawati leads Bahujan Samaj Party that has forged an alliance with regional parties to pose a challenge to BJP

Ten of the defendants are alleged to have acted as the bomber's accomplices

Rights groups have meanwhile accused the sultanate of becoming the Saudi Arabia of southeast Asia

Launched three years ago, the annual study takes stock of the countries facing the greatest difficulties

NATO was formed on April 4, 1949 by 12 countries alarmed by the Soviet Union's drive to spread communism

As a result of the missile test, the risk of collision with the ISS has increased by 44 per cent over 10 days

A proposal to hold a confirmatory referendum on any deal got the most votes, but was defeated by 292-280

Largest criminal investigation in New Zealand's history was now probing the country's worst mass shooting

The allegations could endanger a possible 2020 presidential run by Biden

UNSC members not in favour of forcing US's draft resolution on JeM's Masood Azhar, says Beijing

Relationship had been tense since the February 13 suicide attack in Sistan-Baluchistan

Beijing says CPEC will benefit the two countries

Two Pakistani men, a Yemeni man and a Nigerian woman executed for drug trafficking: statement

She was sentenced last year to a decade in prison on corruption charges

Offenders can be punished with jail terms ranging up to 10 years for using false online account

Discussed urgency of making progress on intra-Afghan dialogue: Khalilzad

President Maithripala Sirisena reiterates his desire to carry out capital punishment for repeat drug offenders

The tragedy reflects the chaos of Peru's public transport system

As a Russian airline identified one of the victims as its co-owner

Residents say it could be in reprisal for a recent military operation as police investigates

PM Imran congratulates Erdogan on 'another important victory'

Destroying houses, uprooting trees and toppling electricity poles

This raises number of such deaths amongst the Indian troops and police personnel to 425 since 2007

Afghan women fear freedoms eked out since overthrew Taliban in 2001 could slide backwards

Caputova waged 14-year fight with a company Kocner represented that wanted to build illegal landfill in her home town

Air pollution kills more than one million Indians every year, according to a study by Lancet Planetary Health

Indonesia comes second with 760,245 pilgrims followed by India with 472,103 pilgrims since season started late October

Arab officials say the summit would be dominated by the Golan Heights and Palestinian demands for an independent state

Australian white supremacist has no TV, radio or newspapers in his jail cell and no approved visitors

After a container for storing scrap metal burst into flames outside

Trump has so far been unable to convince Congress to tighten asylum laws or fund his border wall

MiG-27 UPG aircraft crashes during a routine mission from Jodhpur, claims an official

After tens of thousands of Palestinians protested along the Gaza border

Hours after a massive Palestinian protest along the border

In poorer parts of Europe, people are living in an energy system that is more polluting

Defeat in either Ankara or Istanbul would bring to an end a nearly quarter century rule by Erdogan’s AKP

Earth Hour will see millions of people across 180 countries turn off their lights at 8:30 pm local time

Dostum was aware of a planned attack but decided to travel anyway

Western and southwestern parts of Iran are expected to bear the brunt of the storms in the days ahead

Around 30,000 to 35,000 Catholics live in Morocco, many of them from sub-Saharan Africa

Germany has been the scene of several militant attacks in recent years

Deforestation and habitat loss has brought wild elephants in closer contact with humans

The attacks come as United States seeks to broker peace accord with Taliban and Kabul government