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Eastern neighbour refuses to share pertinent data too

Bajrang Dal organising events to 'raise public awareness'

Following evacuation from Israel and Jordan, Canada stepped up for housing them earlier in July

It’s hard to find this latest ‘explanation’ as credible says Republican US Senator Lindsey Graham

SI obtained photos of model from man posing as movie producer

The rally, one of the largest seen on Taiwan this year, was organised by a group called Formosa Alliance

Adds there was a standing order to bring critics of the kingdom back to the country

Millions of Americans are using DNA test kits sold online to research their ancestry

Security forces placed on high alert

Taliban say they have carried out more than 300 attacks on 'fake election'

Police in fix as kin of deceased demand FIR against animals

The two men exchanged information about their countries' probes of the Khashoggi case

The men were found guilty of more than 120 sex crimes against 15 girls between 2004 and 2011

Trump added if the US takes action, he does not want it to impact arms sales to the kingdom

Preparations for the vote have been marred by a wave of poll-related violence that has left hundreds dead or wounded

Iran has approved one bill this month to help meet demands imposed by FATF

Polling centres opened at 7am across the war-torn country, with some 54,000 security forces deployed to protect them

Two women and four children from the province of Sweida were released last night

King Salman orders formation of committee, says Saudi press agency

Riyadh says fight broke out in consulate leading to his death

Luckily this monopoly is disappearing; it’s almost done, says Russian President

Ecuador government issued no immediate statement in response

US and South Korean forces have been training together for years and routinely rehearse military trainings

Khashoggi’s disappearance tarnishes Crown Prince Salman's reputation and deepens questions about his leadership

The militants had claimed responsibility for the attack in Kandahar

PM Imran Khan extends condolences

Human rights and press freedom groups urge Turkey to demand United Nations investigation over Jamal Khashoggi's...

France says the summits aims to avoid a new humanitarian disaster

The royal couple go on their first international tour as they expect their first child in spring

Khashoggi vanished after a visit to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on October 2 for paperwork

General Abdul Razeq, the Kandahar police commander, was killed outside the provincial governor's office on Thursday

Nine countries requested the briefing that is likely to be opposed by China

Neither woman nor child has been identified in the incident

Statistics Canada says 5.4 million Canadians will buy cannabis from legal dispensaries in 2018

Girl went missing after cyclone ravaged Indian state

Palestinian affairs unit to replace consulate general

51-year-old was jailed for five-and-a-half years in 2016

Trump stepped up his anti-immigrant rhetoric ahead of congressional elections

There were no details on how many people were injured

Gruesome discovery of mummified remains found after death of 79-year-old son

This has corrupted the purity of our land. They are trying to destroy the honour of our women, BJP man 'posits'

In India some women are still made to sleep and eat separately when they have their periods

Raziq's death has left a dangerous security vacuum in Kandahar

The pair faces up to 10 years in prison if found guilty

New dataset released by micro-blogging platform reveal network of users peddling fake news for political gain

Says Russia did not have enough information about the unexplained disappearance

During his three-state tour advocating for Republican election candidates

Mattis said he did not see Raziq's death as changing things on the ground in Kandahar

US gives Saudis 'few more days' on disappeared journalist

Media reports suggest journalist Khashoggi was killed and dismembered inside the consulate by a hit squad