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Macron heads to United States, Iranian government urges European leaders to convince Trump not to tear up 2015 deal

Fishing was Gwadar’s main economic activity before the port started operations

Huthi rebels since March 2015 have been fighting pro-government forces

Trump has said that unless European allies fix what he has called its “terrible flaws” in the Iran Nuclear deal

European centre mentions data spikes recorded in Pakistan

Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the nomination on a party-line vote

Foreign Office keeps mum after Alice Wells meeting with Tehmina Janjua

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their son will travel home to Kensington Palace

Bush was admitted to the same hospital about a year ago for a cough

One witness describes driver as appearing to deliberately target victims

A panel heard how notes had been found two weeks prior to the suicide, which possibly indicated suicidal thoughts

Violent assault left her former partner with 90% of his genitals hacked off

British sisters pushed a policewoman to the ground and one of them scratched the cop's wrist with her fingernails

Iran-backed rebels blame attack on Arab coalition that backs government

China pledged to reach peak carbon dioxide emissions by 2030

Zeid arrested back in 2013 for photographing security forces dispersing anti-government sit-in,

Campbell collapses at the 22.5-mile mark of race

Still-unnamed carrier launched last year, underwent fitting of weapons and has not yet entered service

Despite commitments to NPT, world powers engaged in modernising existing arsenals

Residents have been blocking the only road to the site since mid-2017

The boy managed to book flights and a hotel room himself after researching online

Names Albert, Arthur and Fred are on the list

If the vote goes ahead as planned, it looks set to further isolate Maduro and his government.

More than 50 sightings reported across New Delhi recently, police unable to identify any drones

Nisar was a doctor, Nayeem was a vaccine campaigner and Wahab was medical student

The Belgian trial is a prelude to a bigger one that Abdeslam will face in France

Landlocked Paraguay has enjoyed consistent economic growth under tobacco magnate Cartes

The declaration came ahead of talks between North and South Korea on Friday.

Bacha poshi tends to be followed in 'particularly conservative areas' of Afghanistan

Indian PM seeking to re-set ties after quarrels over issues including disputed border with Tibet and other problems

The sluggish reconstruction effort has been hit by political infighting, bureaucracy and confusion among the victims

IBA, the first lender in the country to apply the interest-free principles of Islamic finance in all its operations

Trump administration says Pyongyang would have to substantially dismantle its nuclear programs before US concessions

Ministers spent part of the first day discussing tensions with Russia, which are straining the relationship with West

More than 80 migrants survived the incident off the city of Sabratha

Case represents a test of the limits of presidential power

Says he hopes by next year Trump will have changed his mind

Veteran leftist has built up a commanding lead in opinion polls

'Mithaq' workshop was inaugurated by Makkah Governor Prince Khaled Al Faisal

Women in Saudi Arabia will be legally permitted to drive from this year in June

"Man on the Curtain" uses a smartphone connected to a projector to throw a moving shadow of a man

Nabi Tajima, born in 1900, died from old age at a hospital

The "anti-terrorist" operation was launched Saturday in Derbent, Dagestan, after police received a tip off

Kabul centre is also being used by people to register for national identification certificates

Muslim activists say the murder is new proof of their persecution in the Hindu-majority region

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro flew to Havana to congratulate Cuba’s newly sworn-in President Miguel Diaz-Cane

At least six people are killed since Nicaraguans started demonstrating

Erdogan has previously linked Brunson’s fate to that of the cleric Fethullah Gulen

Kim Jong Un says his country no longer needs to conduct tests because it has completed its goal of developing weapon

Iran says it will stick to the accord as long as the other parties respect it