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Around 800kg of food has been flown in by a Saudi plane that is travelling daily between Riyadh and Moscow

A US health regulator says positioners have been linked to 12 infant deaths

Deadly conflict between humans and animals has increased in recent years in India

Police are inspecting his belongings

'I hope my brother's arrest is not a political abuse'

Thaksin lives in exile after fleeing Thailand to escape a jail sentence for corruption

The protest was led by Namal Rajapakse, the legislator son of Mahinda, who was ousted from power in January 2015

Kremlin says 'no alternative to nuclear parity'

US president on Thursday criticized Iran's behavior with regard to the 2015 pact

Modern slavery and human trafficking was more prevalent across Britain than previously thought

Play was staged as part of 5-city bus tour for public advocacy efforts for World Day Against Death Penalty

'Improvement of military cooperation between Russia, Saudi Arabia ... is not directed against a third party'

7.7% of employees in Japan regularly log more than 20 hours of overtime a week

CPEC provides good opportunity for Air China to extend business in Pakistan, says Zhao Lijian

Firefighters could not reach the woman immediately as swarm around her was too thick

The Nobel Peace Prize goes to an advocacy group behind the first treaty to prohibit nuclear weapons

The independence dispute has laid bare a rift between Catalonia's regional police and national security forces

New law says photos, videos reveal military secrets, deployment locations etc

There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage

Family left shaken after incident with children asking ‘uncomfortable questions’

Dorsa Derakhshani was forbidden from playing by Iranian Chess Federation in January 2017

Trains linking Hamburg, Hanover and Berlin have been cancelled, as all three cities were severely hit by the storm

Regional interior ministry said the bus broke down on the level crossing

Hartfield, 34 and a married father of two, was off duty and attending the big country music festival

After Trump and Pope Francis, Indian PM Narendra Modi comes in third as most followed

'The threat of the impact is increasing'

The deaths of the five other victims are under investigation

India's Air Force has a high rate of crashes owing to its ageing fleet

'Terrorists are now hiding in the deep web using encryption'

Two people were arrested over the ephedrine bust

The White House did not immediately reply to a request to clarify Trump’s remark

According to report, coalition was responsible for 683 of total 1,340 child casualties last year in Yemen

Speakers say despite the US surges, Taliban today stronger than ever

Smoking tobacco in public places has been officially forbidden in Iran since 2006

Hundreds of thousands attended the music festival at Chicago's Grant Park

Trump has long railed against what he sees as unfair press coverage

Report surfaces during a visit by Saudi King Salman to Moscow

Hayat Tahrir al-Sham denies what was circulated in the media about the injury of Sheikh Abu Mohamed al-Jolani

Long tense German-Turkish ties plunged to a new low after last year's failed coup against President Erdogan

'Political solution to the conflict in Syria must be found that keeps that country in one piece'

Says he won’t jeopardise India’s future and govt is committed to "reversing the trend"

“Yesterday was humiliating for May,” said one EU diplomat

Warns that ILO-WFF report has enough potential to substantially harm country’s image and exports

The prize is named after dynamite inventor Alfred Nobel and has been awarded since 1901

'It was fake news. It was a totally phony story'

'Some leaders of Iraq's Kurdistan region have made erroneous decisions which must be corrected'

The sultan only comes behind one sovereign in terms of having the longest reign - Britain's Queen Elizabeth II

The two-year-old was eventually found stuck in a nearby tree after a 'Houdini-style' escape

Thursday is the last chance that the Obama-era scheme's beneficiaries have to submit renewal applications

Lake Managua is one of the biggest freshwater bodies in Central America