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The Saudi-backed government and the Houthi rebels have shown a 'renewed commitment' to work on a political solution

Once more assailing the probe as a "witch hunt"

Saudi Arabia’s public prosecutor has said that he is seeking death penalty for the five suspects charged

Photographs of famous French photographer Gerbehaye were displayed

Pratama's father files lawsuit against Boeing, alleging it did not adequately warn Lion Air of unsafe design condition

Judge orders White House to restore Acosta's press pass while the case is pending

Mourners raised their hands in prayer outside Fatih Mosque, where imam recited Koranic verses and eulogized Khashoggi

United States slaps economic sanctions on 17 Saudis allegedly involved in Khashoggi murder

China is regularly hit by scandals involving sub-par or toxic food, drugs and other products at hotels

Regulations are sometimes used by Chinese authorities to punish or silence dissidents and rights campaigners

Tamil Nadu state government has set up more than 470 relief camps and had evacuated more than 80,000 people

Some people are genetically predisposed to like more bitter taste of coffee due to its higher content of tart caffeine

According to World Bank data, Indonesia has recorded nearly 34,000 vigilante attacks between 2005 and 2014

MPs broke furniture and some Rajapakse loyalists were also seen throwing chilli powder at rival legislators and police

Hundreds joined demonstration in Tel Aviv despite promise from Netanyahu of more public money for emergency services

Government forces to respond with artillery fire

Injures 30 people

Yoshitaka Sakurada, 68, was named to two posts last month by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe

Threatens to sour the diplomatic atmosphere as negotiations between his country and the US appear to have stalled

Raising fears of a fresh wave of dangerous voyages after a 2015 crackdown on people smugglers

Melania Trump made the extremely rare demand for deputy national security advisor Mira Ricardel to be fired on Tuesday

The number of people listed as missing skyrockets past 600

Ankara voices impatience over Washington's failure to hand Gulen over

Prosecutors reveal existence of sealed indictment in a court filing of an unrelated case

The proposal loses in UNGA with 96 countries voting against, 33 in favour and 35 abstentions

Pence voiced Washington's strongest condemnation yet of Myanmar's treatment of Rohingya Muslims

Members of parliament on all sides warned her there was no way the plan could win their approval

If convicted Sayoc faces a sentence of life in prison, trial is due to begin on July 15 2019.

Rehman Chishti also cited draft agreement for leaving EU as reason for stepping down

Eurosceptic ministers submit letters calling for vote of no confidence against British Prime Minister's leadership

FO says steps taken by Saudi Arabia reaffirm kingdom's resolve for justice to be served

Three ambulance rescue helicopters and police chopper were deployed along with scores of emergency services personnel

Saudi prosecutor's office says kingdom had requested that Turkey sign a special cooperation mechanism for the murder

Fake drugs threaten thriving pharmaceutical sector in several African countries

Those to be sanctioned include Saud al-Qahtani as well as the Saudi Consul General Mohammed Alotaibi

Domestic violence is common in Russia and often goes unpunished but the young woman's ordeal shocked the country

With ;ess than five months, the resignations put May’s Brexit strategy in doubt

School admin apprises police who are now investigating the incident

Faces the perilous struggle of getting parliament's approval

Khashoggi, a critic of Saudi policy, was killed in the country’s Istanbul consulate on October 2

BJP proposes a bill criticised for being blatantly anti-Muslim

Cancelled Hollywood project prompted book on legendary poet Antarah Ibn Shaddad, according to author

As the sanctions by the North's traditional trading partners China and Russia ease

The project will see traffic heavily restricted in Paris's first four districts and electric shuttles installed

Bangladesh's refugee commissioner says that they will not be forced to go

The origins of the two fires that have ravaged parts of southern California are still under investigation

US Vice President's comment may be widely interpreted as a reference to China’s rise

But says won’t repeat past mistakes of allowing promises to be broken

'You're not going to be able to rebuild Paradise the way it was'

The president however rejects the vote