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Still hopes a deal could be reached with Britain regarding its exit from the EU

The move comes amidst Israeli and US concerns that the sale would embolden Iran and escalate the Syrian war

He will also travel to Japan, South Korea and China from Oct 6-8

President Donald Trump made an undiplomatic remark about close ally Saudi Arabia on Tuesday

As #MeToo campaign raises global awareness against sexual crimes, activists look like lead contenders

Iraq's parliament on Tuesday elected as president Kurdish politician Barham Salih

Many decades ago the IRS reviewed and signed off on these transactions says White House spokesperson

Strained relations could have dire consequences for Tehran as it eyes support from Paris to back 2015 nuclear deal

A veteran Saudi journalist who has been critical of the government has gone missing

The decision came after her refusal to call out atrocities by her nation's military against the Rohingya Muslims

The comments came five days after Senate hearing that heard Kavanaugh's accuser testify and detail her sexual assault

Moscow is negotiating to sell S-400 long-range surface-to-air missiles to India for months

Turkish authorities detained Brunson on allegations of assisting groups branded as terrorist

Zahra Centre France was founded in 2009 by Yahia Gouasmi, a pro-regime activist and religious figure based in Paris

Employees of an advertising agency bring their pets to work in Bangkok

ISPR says the COAS has reached Jordan on a three-day visit

Migrants without residency permits on their asylum applications may get to stay if they are gainfully employed

Kingdom continues to face criticism over the male guardianship system and other women rights abuses

No downside, company founder says

Delhi police claim to have nabbed suspects

Accused rubbishes allegations, demands CCTV footage be examined

'The inventions being honored this year have revolutionised laser physics'

One killed, nine injured after a homemade bomb went off in a Kolkata suburb

A suicide bomber blew himself up at an election rally in Nangarhar, killing 13 and wounding over 30

More than 50,000 farmers from Uttar Pradesh have marched on New Delhi

Ministers meeting informally on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly expressed grave concern over the violence

France is hiring 700 additional customs officers and extra border control facilities

Relatives have agreed to take blood money, accused claims

The operation involving some two hundred police began around 6 am targeted a club known as Centre Zahra France

311 officials in the blue squad are tasked with enforcing a recent ban on single-use plastics in Mumbai

Man jailed for one month, fined 1,000 dirhams

Accusations include membership in Muslim Brotherhood

417 suspects detained in money laundering investigation over transfer of some 2.5 billion lira to foreign accounts

A 7.5 magnitude earthquake on Friday triggered tsunami waves as high as six metres

UN investigators issued a report in August accusing Myanmar's military of carrying out mass killings of Rohingya

Interview of Kavanaugh's high school friend Mark Judge not completed as yet, reports his attorney

The imprints may also shed light on whether or not trauma can be passed on between generations

Qureshi will also meet members of the US Congress

Bodies of dozens of students have been pulled from their landslide-swamped church in Sulawesi

Nevada woman files lawsuit against football star

The comments came days after the FBI opened a Senate-requested probe into sexual assault allegations by three women

At least 844 people are already known to have died in the disaster

Indian government says it has built more than 86 million toilets since 2014

Kutbettin Gulen is charged with ‘membership of an armed terror group’

US president describes the south Asian country as 'tariff king'

JUI-S chief urges stakeholders to holds talks to compel the foreign forces to leave Afghanistan

Gang was apprehended after a jeweller from Bareilly lodged a complaint

Deceased man was married and was allegedly in a relationship with two colleagues

American James Allison and Japanese Tasuku Honjo won the 2018 Nobel Prize for Physiology

Acclaimed religious historian talks about suffering, compassion and violence with The Express Tribune