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Bill calls for imposing travel sanctions on Pakistani citizens and prohibiting PM Nawaz from travelling to New Delhi

China's internet regulator did not respond to a request for comment

After "Brexit" and Trump's US election win, the French presidential vote is shaping up to be another test of strength

Apart from building a wall with Mexico, Trump promised to create a registry for Muslims

Park has been rocked by allegations that Choi used her ties to the president to meddle in state affairs

Trump won the election after promising to build a wall on the US border with Mexico

Many passengers were sleeping when 14 carriages leapt from tracks in a remote area of Kanpur

Romney was the first in a long list of people Trump was meeting on Saturday and Sunday

Those sentenced were charged in May with sheltering two journalists wanted over protests

The government insists the legislation is aimed at dealing with the widespread custom of child marriages

The remarks come a week after Donald Trump was elected the next US president

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Tens of thousands of protesters rallied in Seoul on Saturday

China's Xi is selling an alternate vision for regional trade by promoting Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership

The 1954 book by artist Herge's masterpieces is valued at at least 900,000 euros

The lawsuits had dogged Trump, who denied any wrongdoing, throughout his campaign

The latest incident highlights Turkey's continued shortcomings on workplace safety

The officer was hit by gunfire from "an unknown source" as he got out of his car in Dammam

One of the reasons cited is the low percentage of people with access to the Internet

Theallet is urging other designers to follow her lead

Four others injured in the attack

There was no word yet from the rebels on whether they would abide by the new truce

The project aims to improve transport between the two cities during the annual hajj pilgrimage

Registering Muslims has been likened to US government's internment of Japanese-Americans in camps during World War...

Removing the international emergency designation will put Zika in a class with other diseases, such as dengue

Deeper controversy surrounds Trump's national security adviser Flynn whose stance on Muslims has rankled many

The two were plotting to smuggle 1,760 pounds of cocaine into the United States

Trump's election has recalled the shock of 2001, when George W Bush refused to ratify the Kyoto Protocol

Envoys offer technical assistance to Pakistan

Despite their differences, both republicans will be meeting to talk over matters of American foreign policy

Mike Pompeo is a well-known hawk and strident critic of the Iran nuclear deal

The wood-wheel-shaped amulet is the first ever example of 'lost-wax casting' still in practice

Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip would remain in residence but would have to temporarily change rooms

About 20 people had been on the train at the time of the crash

'Create an umbrella where artists, fashion designers and genuine businesspersons interact more frequently'

The video of people shouting and evacuating the premises as soon as they hear President Donald Trump is on his way

Syrian president says the US president-elect made promising comments on the need to battle militants

State Rep Jason Spencer says his reason for withdrawing the bill was "the visceral reaction"

Advocates believe Michael Flynn is the kind of ally Trump needs on his national security team

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

Rodrigo Duterte says the Philippines would welcome refugees until it is 'filled to the brim'

High court rules in favour of teenage girl who wishes to have her body frozen after dying from terminal illness

The company said that it would upgrade some features to curb abusive behavior

The new aircraft are to be used for Peach's "business expansion"

Statement comes as India welcomes Israeli President Reuven Rivlin for week-long state visit

The stone was sold with a stipulation that the owner must put the tablet on public display

Dan Zhong was denied bail after prosecutors argued that he posed a flight risk

Fifty thousand fake euros also seized, 48 people arrested in raids

According to officials, Colin Nathaniel Scott's body was never found

Experts say 2016 is likely to become the hottest year on record due to continued burning of fossil fuels