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Authorities in Malaysia and the United States are investigating how billions of dollars went missing from 1MDB

The dispute between the two NATO allies reached new intensity over the detention of an American pastor in Turkey

Saudi King also felicitates PTI chief on election win, conveys country's well wishes

Police came in for criticism after they used water cannon and tear gas on Friday to disperse protesters

Iran needs to make tangible and sustainable changes to behave like a normal country, says the diplomat

Shikun & Binui, Israel's largest construction firm, are being questioned by police

The Indian PM says BJP is committed to improving the lives of all citizens regardless of faith

The car-sized probe is designed to give scientists a better understanding of solar wind and geomagnetic storms

Taliban militants and security forces engaged in heavy clashes

Church authorities remain silent on the matter

Analysts caution Turkmenistan's long-held plan to send gas through a trans-Caspian pipeline to markets in Europe

In Pakistan, Ruet-e-Hilal Committee is meeting today to sight the Zilhaj moon

The army could be a long-term obstacle to President Bashar al Assad's recovery of the northwest

Two earthquakes in Indonesia's Lombok Island killed nearly 400 people last week

The raid came after a home-made bomb exploded under a patrol car at a music festival

Matters of transport and power lines also come under discussion

Her comments come on the anniversary of deadly unrest triggered by a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville

Beijing's retaliatory tariffs on US pork, beef are making them prohibitively expensive

12-year-old becomes lone survivor

Thousands of farmers migrate to cities as Afghanistan's worst drought in living memory ravages the war-torn country.

When I learnt to write I became my own master, British author once said

Militants are also stoking inter-communal conflict, mostly between herders and pastoralists

Russell appeared to have acted alone and was suicidal

Four people are killed including police officers shot at an apartment complex in Fredericton

Around four million people have left Romania in last 15 years seeking a better life

Trump offers talks on a more comprehensive deal with Iran which instead increases ties with Turkey and Russia

Saudi Arabia in recent months detained several women’s rights activists

Turkish delegation visit Washington for talks this week but left with no signs of breakthrough

Critics say new law is undemocratic because it differentiates between Jewish and non-Jewish citizens

Charlottesville protest left one person dead and highlighted the growing boldness of far-right under Trump

Woodland, covering 1,360 acres, is home to Bengal tigers, rhinos, vultures and 115 elephants

Those forced from their homes have moved to 350 relief camps across the state

It is wrong to dare bring Turkey to its knees through threats over a pastor says Turkey's President Erdogan

We don't support the sanctions; they are a strategic error, but we will comply with them says Prime Minister Abadi

Cyber criminals demand $400 to $2,900, and threaten to send the videos to the person's loved ones

Being instructed from the air traffic Tower, the suicidal mechanic seemed confused, excited and at times calm

The killings have taken in Baiji district, north of the capital, killing 5 members leaving one in critical condition

After Trump said he was doubling steel and aluminium tariffs on Turkey

The child's name remains undisclosed

Event being organised to also celebrate PTI chairman Imran Khan's vision

Reason for delay not immediately clear, officials say launch postponed after helium alarm sounded before liftoff

But warns Canada to tax their auto exports if an agreement cannot be reached with Ottawa

The plane was carrying seven passengers, including a child, and two crew

Iran's Revolutionary Guards said on Saturday they had killed ten militants overnight in a security operation

Beijing maintains that Xinjiang faces threat from militants who plot attacks, stir up ethnic tensions

Holman's ordeal may turn into year-long detention

Former Turkish ambassador to NATO says counterparts underestimate Ankara's ability to freeze decisions in Brussels

Syrian air defences were activated in a similar way over west Damascus

The defense equipment maker, Chemring Group Plc, has launched an investigation into the cause of the incident

The number forced from their homes in the disaster soars to 387,000