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Mumbai police claim to have nabbed accused

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al Sisi met in New York on Wednesday

Several sources say neither militants nor other groups have started to pull back

Police carry out home searches in the south of the country, according to reports

The advertisement objectifies women, says the ombudsman

Abbas is now cancer-free

Mexico’s next government will investigate the 2014 disappearance of 43 students

Ghani’s visit to Ghazni was aimed at assessing the security situation in the city

Three helicopters from the Japanese carrier hovered above,
monitoring the drill

Law deprived women of dignity and individual choice, and treated them as the property of men, court rules

SB Deo took charge as IAF vice chief in January, 2017

Trump said China wanted him to suffer an electoral setback as payback for his hard line over trade

Fewer than 400, they are considered critically endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature

Rouhani is being pressed by hard-liners to abandon the deal as its economic benefits evaporate

US B-52 bombers have recently conducted transit operations in the South China Sea and East China Sea

Germany and the EU rely on Turkey to stem the flow of Syrian war refugees to prevent a repeat of events of 2015

'I decided that you have to use the law to prove what you said happened'

The vote last year saw more than 92% of Kurds back secession, but the federal government rejected that as 'illegal'

Farogh Naseem says miscarriage, delay in justice can be curtailed by use of technology

Social media in wave of shock, awe over incident

In the past, Trump administration said it would support a two-state solution if both sides agreed to it

A reliable antibody-based treatment regimen can open new possibilities for people living with HIV

Parliament has ratified new digital security law stipulating harsher punishment against violators

North Korea counts on China as its main economic and political backer

Declaration of genocide could have legal implications of committing Washington to stronger measures against Myanmar

Says talks at UNGA show Trump's isolation

Let the Israelis try, we will defend ourselves as we always do, the state news agency quoted Meqdad as saying

They are suspected of being members of a broader network that ships drones and supplies to Islamic State

The priestly blessing which is part of the weeklong holiday of Sukkot, or Feast of the Tabernacles, time of pilgrimage

New study suggests that one species of elephant bird was larger than previously thought, weighing as much as giraffe

Pair wanted by Britain for nerve agent attack on former Russian spy

FM Cavusoglu chairs first meeting of OIC Contact Group of Friends of Mediation on sidelines of UNGA

Police and military are in front line of three-year-old militant offensive in north of Burkina Faso

Relations between Palestinian Authority and United States have fallen in recent weeks after Washington cut off aid

Beijing did not want Republican Party to do well because of trade stance, says US president

Beijing faces outcry from activists over mass detentions of Muslim Uighur minority

Libyan capital was at centre of battle for influence between armed groups ever since fall of dictator Muammar Gaddafi

Qureshi says Security Council reforms shouldn’t serve 'interests of a few' seeking permanent membership

Catholics in China are divided between government-run association and unofficial church swearing allegiance to Vatican

Woman refusing to 'return' despite repeated requests, husband claims

At least a dozen people who were trapped beneath the rubble

Mediterranean diet less likely to cause depression, study finds

The prisoners were arrested during mass protests in June against plans for special economic zones

A Copenhagen policewoman is being investigated for embracing a niqab-wearing protester during a demonstration

The incident took place as an IndiGo flight was preparing to take off from Mumbai for Kolkata

One of the men, a salesman, is also accused of bribing the other with 5,000 dirhams to mount a cover up

We are watching, and we will come after you, Bolton says in no holds-barred speech

An air strike appears to have killed 12 members of an Afghan family, most of them children

Court also ruled unconstitutional the use of Aadhaar by companies to establish an individual's identity

US president says his administration has accomplished more than almost any in US history