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The National Liberation Front merges the alliance of militant heavyweights with four other militant factions

The United States believes Iran is preparing to carry out a major exercise in the Gulf in the coming days

The move comes as Seattle-based Starbucks faces a challenge from upstart Chinese company Luckin Coffee

Vast area of farmland across four provinces lies under muddy water with rescue teams trying to reach villages

Independence Day goods from neighbouring country dominate local market

VRE bugs can cause urinary tract, wound and bloodstream infections that are notoriously difficult to treat

Soaring temperatures combined with high humidity, means the China's breadbasket faces risk to human life

Cambridge University professor Caucher says he hopes that this news puts a smile on the faces of kurdish people

Staff want all the elevators to be available to all visitors, no matter what kind of ticket they have bought

Islamabad says it is 'totally wrong' to link IMF loan with CPEC

Facebook is introducing a daily reminder, whereby users are alerted when they reach the time limit set for themselves

The NRC is the result of a years-long agitation by Assam residents demanding expulsion of immigrants from Bangladesh

Syrian troops are now mopping up the remaining pockets of rebel and extremists territory in the south

Head of establishment, government functionaries among accused

Momade Assif Abdul Satar was previously convicted of a murder in his country of origin

The 15-year-old was sentenced last month after a judge found her guilty of having an abortion

Australia's foreign minister Wednesday defended her country's ties with Malaysia's former graft-ridden government

Concerns mount that Pyongyang has made little progress towards denuclearisation

A technical problem paralysed the network for hours, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people

More than 150 Islamic State fighters surrendered to Afghan security forces in the northwestern province of Jawzjan

Danish parliament's ban on the face veil to be challenged by defiant women

A new Thai party that aims to shake up politics hit back at the ruling junta on Wednesday

An English High Court found there was evidence to show Iran's involvement in al Qaeda terrorist activities

Iraq's dilapidated power grid is unable to cope, leaving business owners and citizens beholden to private supplies

Three thieves were caught on surveillance video removing the shark from its display

Scepticism was rife in Iran over possible talks, with one lawmaker saying negotiations would be a 'humiliation'

The Embraer 190 aircraft, which was operating between Durango and Mexico City and crashed around 3pm local time

Saudis are increasingly taking on 'low status' jobs in a new age of austerity when oil is no longer cheaper than...

Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein has acknowledged that his unvarnished criticism of world leaders lost him a second term

The move will affect Russia’s around 1 million active military service people

Aeromexico-operated Embraer jet crashes right after takeoff in Mexico’s state of Durango

Social media has transformed the freedom movement in Kashmir

Drinking tea is considered one of Britain's favourite past-times, but its rituals have divided connoisseurs for years

In several cases, judges have ordered forensic medical examinations and found signs of torture

Images of animal spark online debate over identity

The imminent return of full sanctions has raised fears the country will tip into a major economic crisis

Taliban deny involvement in the deadly Jalalabad attack

State department adds Abdul Rehman al Dakhil to list of specially designated global terrorists

Man is a European in his fifties and a former career military officer, says deputy mayor

Five time CM of Tamil Nadu, Muthuvel Karunanidhi has been a champion of the poor

Journalist Bob Woodward breaks down Trump's process of making foreign and domestic policies, in his upcoming book

Arab lawmakers brand the law 'racist'

Ten eastern European migrants, six of them Jews from the former Soviet Union, were injured in the bombing

18 people have been charged with the sexual exploitation of more than 250 women and girls

After high stakes summit, Pyongyang appears to be developing at least one or two liquid fueled ICBMs

Says US looked forward to engagement with the new government of Pakistan's expected new prime minister, Imran Khan

A man pleaded guilty Tuesday to killing a young mother and her toddler, leaving the child in a suitcase

Divers scour the bed of Bangkok's Chao Phraya river for sunken treasure

An Indonesian court on Tuesday banned a local militant network responsible for a series of deadly terror attack

Ali Jahangir discusses regional security in South Asia with US Secretary of State James Mattis