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Mirwaiz Umar Farooq says Kashmiris will march to Badami Bagh garrison on Dec 17 and ask Indians to ‘kill us all’

Several Taliban military commanders have been killed since the beginning of December by Afghan forces

Developing nations want more clarity from richer ones over how future climate fight will be funded

President Erdogan insists that Khashoggi's killing was ordered at highest levels of Saudi government

Riyadh and its allies accuse Doha of supporting 'terrorist groups' including Muslim Brotherhood

Saturday's bloodshed capped the deadliest year in the region since 2009

Maj-Gen Asif Ghafoor says the project will benefit peaceful people of two countries while restricting terrorists

Newly discovered tomb contains more than dozen niches and 24 colourful statues of the cleric and members of his family

61 people were injured

The Israeli army clashes with stone-throwing protesters in multiple locations

Swann's Way was a gift to his beloved Lucien Daudet

With a swarm of fake reports from mostly European countries

His son Namal Rajapaksa, also a lawmaker, said his father would make a special statement

Another 29 people critically ill and undergoing emergency treatment

Canberra became one of just a few governments around the world to follow Trump's lead

President Trump has been putting immense pressure on manufacturers to move jobs to the US

However, it would cost approximately $50 for a single steak

NASA-led study predicts drier future for Pakistan, India and China

US President Trump has said he never directed Cohen to break the law

Announcement came shortly after Supreme Court banned Rajapakse and his purported government from exercising powers

A complaint filed against ex-cricket star after he brought a stuffed bird without fulfilling requirement

Miss Spain is set to reverse longstanding policy of pageant which declares participants must be 'naturally born'...

Butina is first Russian convicted in sprawl of cases arising from Moscow’s interference in 2016 presidential election

DR Congo, mineral-rich country is long plagued by unrest and has never known peaceful transition of power

Kosovo and Serbia struggle to make progress in faltering EU-led talks to normalise their ties

Victim woke up to her clothes unbuttoned, his hand in her trousers

Despite reluctance from Russia

Following Trump's lead to recognise the contested city as Israel's capital

Dozens of emergency workers pump water out of the large illegal trench

Islamic State claim him as one of its "soldiers"

Kanye and Kim have taken to Twitter saying Drake threatened Kanye and their family

Court says no evidence of wrongdoing or commercial favouritism

Corridor is the latest in a series of energy and transport projects aimed at making Afghanistan a hub for Central Asia

If implemented, the deal on the Hodeida port could bring relief to the famine struck region

British news outlet claims omission of self-confessed Indian spy's name owing to time constraints

Video of Indian troops stationed on Siachen glacier moving to the beat goes viral

Cohen told court he accepts responsibility for his personal crimes and those involving President Trump

Faria’s fame is boosted by supposedly miraculous surgeries he claims to perform with his hands & without anaesthesia

Seven-judge bench unanimously agreed that Sirisena violated the constitution when he dissolved parliament

UNAIDS head Michel Sidibe's term is to expire in January 2020

Constable Naude was assigned to unit dealing with vulnerable youngsters

Houthis control Sanaa and other most populated areas, while ousted government based troops control Aden

Acts are inducted 25 years after their first commercial music release

Strasbourg suspect was flagged by French security forces in 2015 as possible an extremist

Protests ballooned into mass movement over rising living costs and spiralled into weekends of violence in Paris

Around 600,000 Israelis now live in settlements that are considered illegal by international community

International pressure mounts to halt the fighting between Huthis and the government

10 days ahead of presidential elections that have been foreshadowed by violence

Says her father failed to fulfill his promise

During mid-2000s, Bush’s photo popped up whenever someone searched for 'miserable failure'