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Trump’s South Asia strategy included promises to expand authority for US forces to target militants in Afghanistan

'All responsibility for sabotaging peace process will lay exclusively with American side'

India is the world's second-largest consumer of gold and smuggling

Qatar is the first Arab country to be chosen to host the FIFA World Cup

The Mosque Next Door mini-series will set precedents by filming insides of mosque for world to see

Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has taken a hard line, vowing to use everything in his power to prevent independence

US president is expected this week to “decertify” the landmark 2015 deal under which Iran agreed with global powers

Spanish equities have lagged their European peers in October, having shed more than 1 percent so far this month

Auto giant Toyota has already said Kobe Steel supplied materials to one of its Japanese factories

Myanmar security forces have planted landmines along the border in an attempt to prevent Rohingya from returning

Women whose drugs were halted experienced increasing levels of pain as labour went on

A government source who refused to be named said "all options" were on the table as the crisis talks were under way

Half of Myanmar's Rohingya population have fled since August, joining around 400,000 already in Bangladesh

At least 200 Muslims have fled

Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has taken a hard line, vowing to use everything in his power to prevent independence

She added the city has "the duty to nurture our next generation into citizens with a sense of national identity"

Women are main targets of anti-Muslim prejudice, accounting for six out of ten complainants

Negotiators from Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and US are scheduled to meet on October 16

Supreme Court is hearing petitions calling for marital rape to be declared a crime too

The teenagers will appear before the Wimbledon Youth Court later

Sequence of events changed in Monday’s new timeline issued by Lombardo

Islamic State may have exported some of the wheat

Tillerson's departure would be a major blow to those hoping to temper Trump

Rohingya had pinned hopes for change on Suu Kyi’s party but it has been wary of Buddhist nationalist pressure

'A bit of cash behind TV and a bit in the bank'

For girls, the tally swelled from five million to 50 million

One prisoner died in the fire

The four aircraft then flew across the peninsula and staged another round of a firing exercise over the Yellow Sea

Two suspected rebels were also killed during the shootout

Police last month busted a racket involving wealthy men from Gulf states 'marrying' teenage Muslim girls

Move comes after three women's puffy-post-plastic-surgery faces looked nothing like their passport photos

Many employees struggle against a tense environment and being called 'unprofessional'

Says Turkey no longer regarded ambassador John Bass as the US representative to Turkey

The court also handed life sentences to 50 other defendants

Uber currently classifies its around 50,000 drivers in Britain as self-employed

Researchers sample more than 600 men in Britain to rate the "quality" of their marriage at two points in time

Government is building a fence to prevent militants criss-crossing the porous 2,500km frontier

Al Jubeir stated Riyadh would cooperate with Moscow in fight against terrorism

Moudhi al Jahoni claims that situation for women in Saudi Kingdom is still dire

The incidents coincided with the launch of joint patrols by the Tunisian and Italian navies

More than 50,000 people have been jailed pending trial

UN is working with Bangladesh government to vaccinate 650,000 people living in the sprawling camps against cholera

It said that systematic torture was often ignored by judges and prosecutors whenever complaints were made

'The driver of the van and two police officers were injured'

Thirty-one suspected cases of the viral disease have been identified since the first was reported

An investigation was under way and that Islamic militants were among the suspects

Cross-strait relations have rapidly deteriorated since President Tsai took office last May

'Whatever they do, we will take reciprocal measures'

The election will not restore the same level of democracy that existed before the latest military takeover in Thailand

Peshawar and its inhabitants know how it is to be in the middle of a terror attack and losing your loved ones