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The Pentagon says there are about 14,000 US service members in Afghanistan

Victims part of the Afghan security forces

Washington in May reimposed sanctions on Tehran

Thousands of demonstrators turned out for the protests but largely kept their distance from the fortified frontier

Abuse of migrants is widespread in the country since the 2011 ousting of dictator Gaddafi

The results will be closely watched in China, which claims self-ruled, proudly democratic Taiwan as its own

Officials say the attack was not terror related

UN chief hopes that those responsible for the attacks will be brought to justice

Self-ruled country will also hold a referendum on same-sex marriage

Life sentence for non-Emirati entails maximum of 25 years in jail followed by deportation

May dismissed calls for a second vote with an option to keep Britain in the EU

A total of 200,000 people were held at Mauthausen, half of whom died before the camp's liberation by US troops

Hopes for progress in negotiations with Taliban are raised by President Ashraf Ghani and Western diplomats

More than dozen activists were arrested in May, just before the lifting of a decades-long ban on women drivers

French organic sales are expected to set the pace through 2022, with 14 per cent annual growth

Madrid has a long-standing claim on the British rock, home to 30,000 people

Tehran expresses strong opposition to use or possession of chemical weapons by any country

22 injured in the attack

One million visitors thronged island city to admire cultural feat in debut year, suggest reports

Kiev authorities estimate the number of dead at around 4 million, or 13 percent of the total population at the time

Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson says the attack would not affect Beijing's commitment to CPEC

Talks in Argentina come as the two countries have failed to reach any agreement

Says he would resist if made to answer questions behind closed doors

MBS to visit “a number of brotherly" Arab states at the request of King Salman

Some 77 police women pulled a Boeing 777-300R weighing around 240 tonnes

Woman now says Priyanjana never really loved her to begin with

Instagrammers highlights photographs of farmland scorched in Israel and rockets fired by Gaza

More than 4,300 migrants have massed in Tijuana, Mexico across the border from San Diego, California

Sentinelese that inhabit Andaman islands are protected by Indian laws which ban any contact

Murder of Mr Khashoggi is crime of extreme gravity, says French foreign ministry

US troops arrived in 2001 as part of the campaign to topple Taliban following September 11 attacks on United States

Homelessness has risen in England for more than six years with 80,000 families in temporary accommodation

India has some of the highest suicide rates in the world and in 2015 nearly 9,000 students took their own lives

Boko Haram insurgency in the country has driven 1.8 million people from their homes

Rule enforced after men complain of 'feeling uncomfortable' seeing women in night attire

Turkey calls for those who ordered Khashoggi's murder to be held accountable

Demolition of the mosque at Ayodhya sparked nationwide riots in which thousands were killed most of them Muslims

'I am fully convinced now that I owe every relative an explanation'

Prime Minister Imran Khan will lay foundation stone of the corridor on November 28

Kim was elected president at Interpol’s annual congress in Dubai to succeed China’s Meng Hongwei

He cried "I love you and Jesus loves you... Here is some fish!" while approaching

Issues the call to arms ahead of next month's COP24 climate talks

Another three people died in a second major blaze that struck Malibu in southern California

US Defence Sec Mattis made a surprise call for ceasefire in Yemen, urged warring parties to enter negotiations

State news agency TASS cited ministry that Igor Korobov had been made a Hero of Russia for the highest state award

The Taliban have not shown any intention to get seriously engaged in the peace negotiations, says Afghan chief

In what is considered one of the worst atrocities in the country’s 36-year civil war

Trump's remarks that "Pakistan don't do a damn thing for us" made ripples across the internet

Ahead of the expected arrival of migrant caravans

The sudden move can lead to fresh elections in the disputed region