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Five people have been stripped of their Australian citizenship for fighting alongside the Islamic State group

Migrant workers squeezed into battered taxis pull into the Four Seasons of Freedom hotel in western Afghanistan

Senate voted 38 to 31 against it, which would have legalised abortion in the 14th week of pregnancy

Tensions have been high between both countries since Riyadh expelled Canada's ambassador

The ballistic missile was fired from the northern Yemeni province of Amran

A court in New Delhi has struck down a law that made begging in the Indian capital a crime

Most of the rockets fired by Palestinian militants landed in open areas, at least two hit Israeli town of Sderot

The cave ordeal highlights the plight of people living in Thailand who are denied citizenship

Palestine is recognized as a sovereign state by the UN General Assembly and at least 136 countries

Sanctions imposed on Tehran have already led banks and companies around the world to scale back dealings with Iran

Treasury meeting comes a week after US imposes sanctions on Erdogan’s justice minister and interior minister

Haley says Washington would not weaken or ease sanctions on Pyongyang

US President Donald Trump imposes economic sanctions on Maduro after accusing them of undermining democracy

Israel says one Israeli is hurt by the rockets and Palestinians officials say five civilians are wounded

Saudi Arabia freezes ties and bans new trade deals with Canada after Canada urged release of jailed rights activists

Senior US State Department official says sanctions will cover sensitive national security goods

Despite being one of the world's top executioners, putting bodies on display is still rare in the kingdom

Asma is starting first stage of treatment for malignant tumour, govt says

The establishment of Jewish communities is in the national interest, law states

Find was not announced publicly until now to give archaeologists time to study the find and publish an academic paper

Delays in relocating the base have been an irritant in US-Japan relations

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson says human rights should be promoted with respect national customs & traditions

Six people wounded in the early morning blast in Sholgara district in Balkh province

Rashida Tlaib is of Palestinian descent and former Michigan legislator

State government denies permission for politician to be buried at Marina beach, which has hiked tension in the city

PM-in-waiting also meets acting US ambassador John Hoover at Bani Gala

Exiled Tibetan leader says Jawaharlal Nehru coveted top post

She was brought to the man’s house at night but forced to stay captive in a prison-like cave during the day

Boris criticised Denmark's ban on the face veil but then added unsolicited remarks about women with full veil

Mendocino Complex fire has destroyed at least 143 structures, 75 of them residences

Abdullah Qaiser was smashed in the nose by a group of people in the University of Newcastle

Typhoon Shanshan was expected to make landfall about 100kilometres northeast of Tokyo by early Thursday

Devastating effects of the heatwave visible from space, Eastern Europe also at risk

Malaysia's new government is probing allegations that billions of dollars were looted from state fund 1MDB

The IMF said India was facing a "broadly positive outlook" thanks to "strengthening investment"

Trump's withdrawal from a landmark 2015 nuclear deal with Tehran spooked investors, triggered run on the Iranian rial

Earlier, US denounced the crackdown on rights activists in the KSA

More than 70,000 homeless after deadly Lombok quake

Report also calls it a ‘sad move’ to cut billions in aid to Pakistan

The polymath physician, philosopher is believed to be one of the most influential thinkers of all time

Karunanidhi was a lifelong campaigner for social equality

President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez rebuked jabs by Donald Trump

For many residents of Charlottesville, Virginia, last year's white nationalist rally shattered the city's reputation

The lawyers said they did not know how many women had been affected

The woman, an identified by police as 'H', was rescued on Sunday in Tolitoli regency

Nearly half of North Korea's population is undernourished, recorded UN report

No impression of any censorship: SY Quraishi

Wildfires witnessed in Portugal

Thailand's southwestern Petchaburi province braced for flooding over fears that a dam in the area could overflow

Almost 12% of patients die when rushed for emergency treatment for heart attack