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Ex-PM failed to retain his parliamentary seat, coming in fourth in a five-cornered fight

Tuan Tuan and his breeding mate Yuan Yuan were given to Taiwan by Beijing in late 2008

Three students in Bengaluru city were also suspended by college admin for ‘unintentionally’ raising slogans

Social media footage shows Elangode pulling the flag off its hoisting and violently tearing it into strips

Her unexpected appearance raises prospect that leadership of totalitarian state could pass to a 4th generation of Kims

Iran's foreign ministry hit out at 'deliberate silence of foreign promoters of chaos and violence'

For peace and stability, multi-lateral mechanism is important as ‘fairer world is possible,’ says Turkish politician

Local journalist Sajad Ahmad Kralyari was detained for questioning during raid

Rep Greene says US protecting another country's border after ignoring dangers happening in own country

The social media videos show dozens of people cheering as a flash of fire is sparked in a building

Group will hold workshop on rosary, introduce traditional Turkish archery to residents

The rocket has the capability of reaching Mach 5, carrying a payload of 83 kg to an altitude of 100 kilometers

Announcement comes two days before Sunday's kickoff of the World Cup

Social media videos show flames at house of late founder of the Islamic republic

The 545-kg rocket took off from the Indian space agency's launch site near Chennai

Fire erupts in building while residents attended party in Jabalia refugee camp

World body calls for $150 million in emergency aid for millions in Afghanistan

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said there had been no reports of damage

Doha is unrecognisable from when Qatar won the bid 12 years ago

Khashoggi was killed and dismembered in October 2018 by Saudi agents in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul

Ukrainian President says Ukraine should already have been given access to the site of the explosion

Convicts were also ordered to pay at least 16 million euros in compensation to relatives of victims

The latest fire comes after three people were lightly hurt on Tuesday when a blaze broke out in a refreshments area

United States would support Ukraine in defending itself for as long as it takes, says Gen Milley

Rights groups and media reports say thousands of workers may have died on huge construction sites

Participants of Moscow format including Pakistan, India and others urge Kabul to form 'inclusive government'

Video showed Xi upbraiding Trudeau after details of a discussion between the two leaders were leaked to the media

Modi said "robust ties" with the United Kingdom were of great importance to India

Mini drones, light weaponry and specialized apparels remain magnet for visitors and foreign delegates

The victory gives Republicans the power to rein in Biden's agenda

Envoy tells Moscow format talks despite assurances Kabul, rights of women and girls have regressed

Trump made his announcement at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida a week after midterm elections

It was first meeting between Modi and Sunak, who is of Indian origin, since British prime minister took office

Consumers in Burnley saw prices rise 11.7% in the year to September

The Gulf state has faced harsh criticism over deaths, injuries, and unpaid wages of foreign labourers

Indian fact-checkers are on the frontlines of a seemingly unwinnable war against ever-increasing misinformation

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and Turkey’s Mevlut Cavusoglu speak on phone, says Turkish Foreign Ministry

Missiles rained down on cities including the capital Kyiv, killing one person and causing widespread power outages

Russian president vows to shield Russian history from distortion through falsification and misinterpretation

Pramila Patten had earlier accused Russian forces of using rape as part of ‘military strategy’ in Ukraine

'Ankara will clear threats along its southern border one way or another’

The world population surged past 8 billion people on Tuesday, the UN said, warning that more hardship is in store

Russia has been India's biggest supplier of military equipment for decades

The UAE would continue avoiding dependence on "just one or two countries" for its economic prosperity and security

Over 500 international defense manufacturers taking part in 'IDEAS 2022' in Karachi

Official says the gulf country has no interest in choosing sides between great powers

In Bali meeting, Xi calls Taiwan the ‘first red line that must not be crossed’ in US-China relations

France's president says crackdown would make it harder to reach agreement on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal

Decision comes after German and Icelandic ambassadors to UN in Geneva submitted a request for such a meeting

Suspect caught in overnight raid after security footage showed her at deadly explosion that killed 6, injured 81