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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

Foreign currency worth 30 lakh Indian rupees had been smuggled by Kamal in the past

13 photos from events around the world

Among the leaked documents was Operational Plans 5015 for use in case of war with the North

The problem must be resolved immediately

Spokesperson did not clarify how many people died, but the Su-24 usually has a crew of two

The first official results are expected within 48 hours

In the past seven years, Chile has had three quakes of a magnitude greater than eight

North Korea aims to increase the range of its ballistic missiles to 9,000 kilometers

Govt outlaws any item of clothing that covers the face to avoid being sued for discrimination

News of Britain's preparedness comes days after Trump took to Twitter to hint at military action against NKorea

The demonstration called for the release of a dozen Mapuche activist detained under a controversial anti-terrorism law

'Demonitisation only proved to be advantageous for BJP', says Gandhi

Washington-based Atlantic Council think tank and several universities are also part of the project

But Myanmar rejects accusations of ethnic cleansing

The results will be announced on November 15

The trials have been welcomed as a positive step

Analysts have expected that full-year growth would meet or exceed the government’s target

The largest party in the country denies the allegations and calls for demonstrations today

Brutal series of pictures called 'Kissing Death' won France's top prize for war correspondents

University Grants Commission says religious words do not reflect secular character of university

US Justice Department had asked RT to register as a 'foreign agent'

The suspects will instead face life in jail for causing the fire that killed 59 Hindu passengers

Trump is a stern critic of the 2015 accord, which he has called 'the worst deal ever'

His notion of "paternal libertarianism" also became a point of reference for politicians

More than a dozen fires are burning in total

The US first lady has a message for Trump’s first wife: Enough of the self-serving comments

Relations between Ankara and Washington have been plagued by disputes over US support for Kurdish fighters in Syria

Trump and Congress face the expiration of a three-month deal struck on Sept. 8 to prevent a government shutdown

Mathews did not immediately respond to a request seeking comment

More than dozen fast-moving wildfires tear through California's wine country

Speakers stress promotion of common values without discrimination

The procedural move means that Switzerland has not ruled out prosecuting the filmmaker

The animals have come to shore in the region around Toulon

Members unanimously pass motion calling for the banned referendum earlier this month

Heavy rainfall has caused widespread damage in southwestern Sichuan province, Chongqing municipality

Authorities booked the woman after she appeared in a video driving out of a luxury hotel in the capital Riyadh

IAEA report released last month had also affirmed Iran's compliance with the programme

Putin is the strong favourite to win re-election in March although he has so far declined to say if he will run

Dubai is known for its futuristic skyline and artificial islands

Until video emerged, neighbourhood allegedly told police man fell down stairs trying to escape

Congress requires the president to certify Iranian compliance with the deal every 90 days

Her promotion indicates a generational shift, as Kim seeks to dissociate himself with his father’s aides

The ads do not appear to be from the same Kremlin-affiliated entity that bought ads on Facebook Inc

Media have suggested a link between the phenomenon and the release of the film 'It' in Israel