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US firm has 55 per cent China market share

Declaration came in the form of 74-page report delivered to annual assembly of state parties

Israel captured Arab East Jerusalem in the 1967 Middle East war

Indonesian authorities last year disrupted a plot by militants to launch an attack in multi-ethnic Singapore

Chinese authorities say teachers spoke out against gender equality, violated socialist core values

Scientific models: Loss of sea ice could cause a 10 to 15 per cent decrease in California's rainfall

Akrama has been hit by several such attacks in the past, the deadliest of which killed dozens of school children

Smog has become especially alarming in the past two years, casting doubt on the future of sports events in South Asia

Saakashvili was made governor of the Odessa region in 2015 on the strength of the reforms he carried out in Georgia

Civil rights activists say case could adversely impact “secular fabric of the country”

Prince Miteb bin Abdullah, once a leading contender for the throne, was freed after agreeing to pay over $1 billion

Rouhani also condemned signs that Muslim countries were improving ties with Israel to counter Iran's growing...

In latest act of state terrorism, Indian security forces martyred three Kashmir youth in IoK

Police said officers were searching properties of the anti-capitalist group known as the “Black Bloc”

Authorities have now ordered a blanket suspension for private use as well

The latest move is likely to further sour already battered US Russia relations

More than 60 boats from North Korea have already been discovered this year in Japanese waters

Shafik 'fine', but prevented from saying much more

Detained American said he wanted to give Muslims 'a taste of their own medicine'

Macau is the world's biggest gambling hub

Sydney's New Year's Eve fireworks which take 15 months of planning and cost an estimated Aus$7 million

19 per cent of respondents worried about relations with Trump and the United States

Mother says she has always told her children that Santa is 'fun story' and Christmas presents come from real people

His reported first public statement may indicate that his former enemies are unleashing him against the Houthis

The fire was stoked by wind gusts of up to 115 kph

Traditionally close ties between Berlin and Washington have soured since US President Donald Trump took office

Polls show that only 22 per cent of Finns support NATO membership, while 62 per cent are opposed

Israeli officials have made clear they would welcome US endorsement of their claim of sovereignty over Jerusalem

Authorities finished counting votes on Monday after a week of increasingly widespread criticism

Reza Zarrab has pleaded guilty to charges that he schemed to help Iran evade US sanctions

In the past 17 years, 111 journalists have been killed in Mexico

Bill, which would allow religious leaders to govern marriage and wed children, has prompted public demonstrations

Malala Yousafzai, the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, presented the prize to Mohamad Al Jounde

Saudi Arabia has pledged $100 million to the G5 Sahel force battling militant groups in West Africa

Critterati offers suites at up to $70 a night for pets

Future of some family planning projects is in doubt since US President Trump blocked US funding to overseas groups

New laws propose to criminalise foreign interference and require the registration of lobbyists

Human Rights Watch report reveals flawed trials for Islamic State suspects in Iraqi courts

US Supreme Court lets Trump administration implement a revised ban on travelers from six Muslim-majority countries

Evidence suggests either the Patriot missed their target or only hit the back end of the Yemeni missile

Leaders from across the Middle East and elsewhere have ramped up public warnings against any shift in US policy

Calls for a new chapter in the fight against the rebels

Speculation rife for months he would soon take over from his mother Sonia

Dr Ghassan bin Ahmad Al-Sulaiman had although condemned the event later

Trump's comments to reporters were the latest in a series of outbursts over FBI's sprawling Russia probe

Lidiane Leite lived life of luxury after stealing millions from one of the poorest towns in the country

Armed men clad in burqas stormed Agriculture Training Institute on Friday, killing nine

Allegations about Moore relate to him wanting to pursue relationships with teens

The 75-year-old strongman ruled Yemen for more than three decades

The girls can now sing Bollywood songs and speak Urdu as well