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Mugabe and family safe, says military

Russia vetoed bid by US, Britain, France to impose sanctions over chlorine attacks

India's CBI had seized 10 of Ibrahim's properties following a series of bomb blasts in Mumbai in 1993

Erdogan also signalled the "readiness" of Turkey's private sector to help Qatar with 2022 football World Cup

Says climate action will help, not hinder, economic growth

Tillerson was speaking after a one-day stop in Naypyidaw

Hariri says he is fine, will return soon

Twelve people are hospitalised, one in serious condition

Russia faces a barrage of accusations of interfering in a string of seismic political events

Killings from 1965 and 1966 have never been officially investigated and perpetrators have never faced justice

It is a 163.41-carat flawless D colour jewel, suspended from an emerald necklace called The Art of Grisogono

Claim about Muslim overpopulation falls apart in fascinating ways when examined more closely

The singer's trial date has been set for December 23, on charges of 'harming the public interest', said officials

Thousands of exoplanets have been discovered to date but only around 50 are considered to be theoretically habitable

WHO in 2016 reported that 10 of the world's top 20 polluted cities were in India

Humanitarian agencies estimate that around 130 children are dying each day in the Arab world’s poorest country

SDF said over 3,000 civilians had left as part of a deal negotiated between Raqa Civil Council and Syrian IS fighters

The average yield per hectare was boosted by 15 per cent since last year

600,000 plus Rohingya have fled the mainly Buddhist country since the military launched a counterinsurgency operation

China has pushed for diplomatic solution to North Korea crisis

Takahiro Shiraishi is suspected of luring his victims via social media

Yang said failure would risk the "red country changing colour"

Seven people were injured, but they warned that number could rise because the quake was shallow

The deal marks a major coup for Airbus's Chief Operating Officer John Leahy, who is expected to leave the group soon

PAC has already signed aircraft export orders with Turkey, Qatar, Nigeria and Azerbaijan

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Washington says Suu Kyi has a crucial role to play in tackling the crisis but has focused to blame the army

Warsi added that hate was a daily reality for Muslims in Britain in 2017

UN tribunal to give judgement next week

Modern day slaves are victims of crimes such as forced labour, debt bondage, sex trafficking, and forced marriage

Modi has called for more to be done to prevent such attacks

Officials have said in state media the sanctions were causing a "colossal amount of damage" to ordinary North Koreans

Sexual violence in India has moved online

Dina may have commanded great respect across Pakistan but her life failed to resonate with many Pakistanis

Zimbabwe struggling with cash crunch and import payments

The bill is expected to be introduced in the Senate as early as Thursday

Two students wounded; police have killed the assailant

Daphne Caruana Galizia was killed last month in a car bomb after years of reporting deep-rooted corruption in Malta

Duterte was asked during news conference if his anti-drugs crackdown was raised by other leaders

Russian team makes discovery near a monastery in the village of Qalamshah

Planning to build in Arizona, the futuristic city will have 80,000 residential units with population of around 182,000

The organisation closed last week a 2014 complaint against the country pertaining to its labour system

25-year-old man tried climbing on an elephant to stand on its trunk, only to land in the hospital

Those detained were "an extremist cell" led by people from Central Asia, including Russian citizens

When the mother returned home, she found the child crying and bleeding from her genitals

Lebanon PM urges countrymen to remain calm, adding that his family would stay in Saudi Arabia

The Arab woman tells criminal court that chocolates and cash were just a ‘gift’

Geographical tag to ‘king of sweets’ may end end bitter rivalry between states

The package of low-interest loans will be used to fund projects including infrastructure

British Prime Minister says Russia will not succeed in efforts to sow discord in the West