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A laptop was stolen from a US Secret Service agent in New York

It will be impossible to escape the poignancy of Diana's son visiting the city where she died on August 31, 1997

Trump has accused Obama of ordering wiretaps at his Trump Tower in New York

In a highly publicised interaction, Merkel's suggestion of a handshake was ignored by Trump

Trump administration would "vigorously defend" its travel ban

Beijing and Washington also are clashing over the deployment of a US anti-missile system to South Korea

Sampuran Singh asked for proper compensation for land seized to build a railway.

Around 35 million Americans claim Irish ancestry

Images in local media showed a fighter in combat fatigues and black headgear at the country's tourist attraction

Afghan Taliban earned $15 million from the sale of pistachios last year

Turkish foreign minister accused political parties in the Netherlands of dragging Europe into an abyss

Tillerson's tour comes after a missile launch that Pyongyang described as a drill for an attack on US bases in Japan

Iranian pilgrims were absent last year because of tensions between the regional rivals

Admiral Zakaullah was conferred with United States Legion of Merit by US Chief of Naval Operations

The 57-year-old yelled threatening slurs and kicked Muslim Delta employee in the leg

The exercise comes after North Korea launched four ballistic missiles into the sea off Japan's north-west coast

A 21 member delegation of French universities is currently visiting Pakistan

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

The Maldives was to be the final stop in the monarch's ongoing Asian tour

A daily printed her picture today and called her an ugly aunt

A jury found Ibrahim Suleiman Adnan Adam Harun guilty of all counts after only two hours of deliberations

The incident came a day after a series of raids on suspected militant hideouts in the country

Over the last few decades, hundreds of skyscrapers have been built with construction costs continuing to soar

It has the world's largest known network of man-made tunnels

Chinese Foreign Minister reiterates Beijing’s full spectrum support to Pakistan during meeting with COAS

He was previously accused of links to the banned Muslim Brotherhood

Study evaluated 80 countries on criteria including citizenship, quality of life and cultural history

He started off his project in the days after Donald Trump's inauguration

The former boxer posted a farewell note on his Facebook

An interim report says most children, aged around 11, were abused over a 35-year period

Asif Nizami, Nazim Nizami went missing during their visit to Data Darbar, Lahore

Says the jets struck the village when the mosque was full of worshippers at evening prayer

At least 16 domestic and international flights were delayed for safety reasons at New Zealand's busiest airport

Beijing currently operates 35 nuclear reactors, which supply 3% of China's total power use

Police arrested the man after he returned to retrieve the bag

Trump sparked a furor with the March 4 tweets that accused Obama of ordering a wiretap

The tweet was deleted mid-morning but not before being retweeted more than a thousand times

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Merkel and Putin would discuss the situation in Ukraine during their meeting

Europe is swiftly rolling back to the days before World War II, says Turkish president

Britain brokered top brass meeting between two countries

One 17-year-old pupil armed with a rifle, two handguns and two grenades was arrested after the shooting

It will be sold in Sierra Leone with a "transparent" bidding process to the benefit of the community and country

Patients were asked to pay $5,000 each for the procedure

Total of 111 people, including eight children, were forced to stay at three shelters on the highest mountain in Spain

The Fund's chief Christine Lagarde condemns it as a 'cowardly act of violence'

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

The spokesperson said Emirates would comply with the guidance

Says when he say things, the press does not cover him accurately

Britain's Queen Elizabeth formally granted PM May the power to trigger exit talks with the European Union

The Russian agents accused of directing the attack were identified as FSB members