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Appreciates efforts of Pakistan Embassy for collecting donations for the villages of China's Yunnan province

India’s first consignment containing wheat has been shipped to Afghanistan by sea through Iran's Chahbahar Port

The cause of death is said to be 'utter exhaustion' and chronic meningitis

The Indian premier reacts to P Chidambaram’s statement seeking greater autonomy for Kashmir

China aims to a fully modern nation soon, President hopes

Speaks days after the US House of Representatives voted for new sanctions against Iran's ballistic missile programme

The suspects included two Azerbaijanis and 28 Syrians

The Taliban have stepped up attacks on Afghan security forces in past few weeks

Thatcher's experience in UK a helpful guide to shaping policy, she says

Rights groups have accused President Vladimir Putin of seeking to whitewash the Soviet dictator's crime

Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir accused Tehran of smuggling arms to Yemen's Huthi rebels

Barzani has held the office of the presidency since 2005

Egyptian forces have been fighting several armed militant groups

Afghan nationals were imprisoned under various charges in Karachi's Malir jail

Manal Agha says she won't grow her hair long until the terrorists who killed the policemen are brought to justice

State Department says no change in one China policy

The monitor said fierce fighting killed at least 50 IS fighters, and 23 Syrian soldiers and pro-regime militiamen

The men belong to a group blamed for a cafe siege in Dhaka last year that left 22 people dead, including 18 foreigners

The men are held in custody until their first court hearing on charges that carry up to three years in jail or a fine

Militant group al Shabaab claimed the attack on Saturday

The air blitz targeted three militant hideouts in Nangarhar province

'For the first time Saudi Arabia is looking not at what's in the ground but outside'

Anyone charged can be taken into custody as early as Monday

Islamist group al Shabaab spokesperson says we targeted ministers and security officials

Regional leader Carles Puigdemont deposed as thousands rally in Madrid in support for Spanish unity

Will leave for pre-planned visit to Israel three days late

Says in early 1990s, Weinstein forced his way into her apartment and violently raped her

The former porn star is one of India’s most searched celebrities online

The drive may have been drunk, passengers say

Six other US crew members were injured in the accident late Friday in Logar province

Detentions come a day before celebrations for the 94th anniversary of Republic Day

People leant out of windows and cheered as dozens of protesters holding flags of the Spanish Legion marched up

Michael Gove compared being interviewed by the programme's presenter with 'going into Harvey Weinstein's bedroom'

The combatants are believed to have been killed in a battle with Germans, nearly a hundred years ago

'Tanzanian law forbids this act between people of the same sex, it is a violation of our country's laws,' said Lazaro

The suspected man was known to police for his militant activities, a police source said.

Several journalists have been arrested in Myanmar this year, fuelling fears of an erosion of the press freedoms

The trio could face a maximum of five years in prison and a Rp 500 million fine

Trump addressed the accusations last week, and dismissed them as 'totally fake news'

Lahore has a ratio of 1 policeman per 413 people, while Delhi has a far better ratio of 1:198

Army shoots down spy plane in Rakchikri sector; Pakistan opposes US military drones sale to India

Senior journalist Vinod Verma arrested for allegedly blackmailing state minister

Some of the comapny's guards were convicted of killing 14 unarmed Iraqi civilians at a Baghdad traffic circle in 2007

Where there is smoke, there tends to be fire, say medical researchers

Iraqi PM orders 24-hr suspension of military operations

Xi has increasingly stifled civil society since taking office in 2012

The car bombing came as rival factions are trying to implement a new reconciliation agreement

Many victims received large sums of money in exchange for their silence

Madrid in turn vows to "restore legality" and quash the region's secessionist bid

Russian defence ministry says President Vladimir Putin himself test-launched the missiles