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Ahead of a March deadline to avoid bruising tariff hikes

No reports of injuries or damage from eruption on Kuchinoerabu

And oversee a pullback of forces from the flashpoint port of Hodeida

Activists flood social media with footage which they claim 'exposes' Bashir's government

In Norway, Finland, Iceland, birth rates dropped to historic lows in 2017, with 1.49 to 1.71 children born per woman

Also criticises lack of progress in denuclearisation of Korean Peninsula and China’s “unfair” trade practices

After the review publication sees multiple delays

May emerged victorious on Wednesday night in a confidence vote triggered by the opposition Labour party

15 miners have been trapped inside so-called 'rat hole' mine for over a month

IS claims attack on cafe in Manbij city

New York ranked the 6th most-visited city in the world for foreign tourists

Five per cent of the world’s continents are occupied by city centres

She emerged victorious by a 325-306 margin, a majority of 19

While Amit Shah is being treated for swine flu, Arun Jaitley is in US for medical checkup

'I don't think wine is comparable to other alcohols'

Recent arrest and release of a senior Taliban leader in Peshawar termed as pressurising tactic

Ugandan woman attempts to put a curse on police, medical staff

Leading campaigner Gina Martin praises the bill as 'politics and society at its best'

Shakur begs judge to show spare girlfriend with couple setting wedding date

The book 'Saving one's modesty' is for nine-year-olds

British PM Theresa May will once again try to forge consensus in parliament on Brexit divorce agreement

British parliament's rejection of a Brexit deal heightens the risk of a disorderly withdrawal from the bloc

Protests by thousands of employees over low wages began earlier this month

It is now up to the British to indicate what they want, says Rutte

As security forces crack down after anti-government protests

The age-old ritual is believed to bring good fortune and keep livestock and crops from harm's way

British lawmakers voted 432-202 against her deal triggering political chaos

Senior political leader says Kurds will only accept the deployment of UN forces along the separation line

BJP govt announces several stimulus measures for farmers grappling low crop prices and helping small businesses

Ottawa warns its citizens about the risk of 'arbitrary enforcement' of laws in China

Its creator says the giant mural bears a message against racism

Past four days among country's top 10 warmest on record

Erdogan says he had 'quite positive' telephone conversation with Trump

After decades of fighting India's conservative laws to put transgenders on a par with the rest of society

Somali militant group al Shabaab claims responsibility

Guterres has vowed to enforce a zero-tolerance policy for sexual harassment

United Kingdom is now ensnared in the deepest political crisis in half a century

'America must pursue the peace talks with sincere intentions'

Qunun was granted refugee status and welcomed by Canada's Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland in Toronto

Vox calls for an end to subsidised radical feminist associations

Hassan El Shark painstakingly crafts his own colours

It will also be boosting prices of some other subscription plans

Police believe Dagorn may have met at least 20 men after arriving on French Riviera in 2011

Move comes just a day before US special envoy for Afghan peace Zalmay Khalilzad is arriving in Pakistan

Family's newest addition is a boy, says the reality TV superstar

The self-ruled island has its own currency, flag and government, but is not recognised as an independent state by UN

Anastasia Vashukevich is in for multiple charges including soliciting sex

68-year-old Abu Zakour has been wearing only yellow for last 35 years

According to local media, the bishop has a reputation as an avid hunter

The gold-plated gun and bullets were gifted in a meeting at PM Office on Monday