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Ambassador Aqil Nadeem says the visa policy was “really impacting” people-to-people contact between two countries

Gaikwad claims air steward insulted her on Air India flight from Pune to New Delhi

More than 150 people were executed in the kingdom last year

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National police spokesperson said, the man was suspected of being part of Jemaah Ansharut Daulah organisation

Pakistan has built military power, India a military force

More than 700 homes were destroyed following the deluge which began on Tuesday afternoon

China declared the zone in the East China Sea in 2013, which the US and Japan refused to recognise

Taliban spokesperson says fighters have captured police headquarters and a military base overnight

Many civilians fear fleeing because of Islamic State snipers

Syria's foreign ministry accused the US-led coalition of committing a 'massacre' by striking the school

Evaldas Rimasauskas can face a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison

The military said the clashes broke out when soldiers raided "an extremely dangerous" militant hideout

Drinking water in Gaza is causing a rising number of its residents to fall ill

Australia has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals since 2014

Five people were killed and about 40 injured in London on Wednesday

Centre's spokesperson said this is not a rare occurrence

The US announced on Tuesday new restrictions on flights from airports in eight Muslim-majority countries

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Mark Herring had visited a Virginia's mosque on March 17 to speak on Donald Trump's travel ban on Muslims

The unsound and overload ferry sank in 2014, killing 304 people, most of them children on a school trip

Indian president sends greetings to Pakistanis on national day

Britain's top anti-terror officer says police have revised down the number of victims to three from four

A "revolutionary" study threatens to upend what has been taken as gospel by preschoolers and palaeontologists alike

Several hundred asylum seekers have entered Canada as US President Donald Trump vowed to crack down on immigration

Afghanistan has repeatedly asked India to increase military assistance as it struggles to fight Afghan Taliban

Fukumoto was ousted last month after publicly criticising President Donald Trump

Nowruz is Iran's most important national event

Tensions are compounded by the detention of German journalist in Turkey on terror charges

Attacker shot dead after stabbing policeman near UK parliament

Special public prosecutor says convicts' motive was to create communal disharmony

Publication describes her as having a prominent role in managing Nawaz Sharif's election campaign in 2013

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

PM May vows to bridge the gap between those at the top of society and those at the bottom

Both their Muslim families had disapproved of the relationship because the teenagers came from the same caste

The mosque is considered the largest in southeastern Europe and of unique historical importance

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The first phase will see 1,400 units built near the old Darulaman palace in Kabul

Faris pleaded guilty in the case blaming him for the conspiracy

Muslims reported higher levels of fear and anxiety than other faith groups

"Being stuck on a plane with iPad-less children sounds like collective punishment to me"

Turkish Transport Minister Ahmet Arslan said Ankara would ask the US to reverse the ban

Graphic warnings on packages is thought to be among the least persuasive policies

The ban has also confused security experts questioning reasoning behind decision

Observatory activists had counted at least 33 bodies at the site of the strike near the village of al-Mansoura

To mark the occasion we look at 19 pictures of water being used around the world

US airlines were given 96 hours to inform travellers but the UK ban applied immediately from Tuesday

'Nobody is above the law in this country, and that includes the president of the United States'

Study shows Singapore remains the world's most expensive city to live in

Sayed Jamal Mubarez, from Afghanistan's long-marginalized Hazara ethnic minority