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Seven workers were lifted to safety after the accident and rescue work was ongoing, according to local authorities

NKorea says that if Washington fails to make it an acceptable offer, it will adopt a so far unspecified ‘new way.’

Says refugees are being used as pawns for political gains

At the end of 2018, nearly 71 million people were living in forced displacement due to war, violence and persecution

More than 600 students sought shelter inside the building as violence raged around the university in southeast Delhi

Iceland ranks at the top of the list followed by Norway and Finland

Pakistan’s Sikh community also denounces India's controversial new law

Interior ministry spokesperson says it was a Taliban bomb placed by the side of the road

They found 120 plastic lunch boxes filled with meth, packets of fabric softener used to mask the smell

He learnt to drive when he was seven to escape situations like this, says his father

The plan was aborted at the airport when the plotters decided it was too risky to get through customs

Since October 28, ten rocket attacks have targeted areas where US soldiers and diplomats are stationed

Esper says he's disappointed by Ankara's decision to move away from NATO, get closer to Russia

Trump administration expected to announce plans to withdraw around 4,000 troops from Afghanistan

The shipping industry has warned in recent months about increased incidents of piracy, kidnapping

A student of Ramjas College says girls wearing hijab were specifically targetted

A similar gathering took place in August, which was also called by China

Senator says it would be 'insane' for US to trust the Taliban

Police say an investigation has been opened on charges of disturbing a burial site of Reinhard Heydrich

Saudi prosecutors order arrest of Saudi man, Jordanian woman in the footage

He stepped down after admitting he had failed to disclose 13 private-sector posts in recent asset declaration

Riyadh along with its allies – UAE, Bahrain and Egypt – cut all diplomatic and transport ties with Doha in June 2017

After facing criticism for failing to act swiftly, Modi-led BJP expelled Kuldeep Singh Sengar from party in August

Premier was invited to attend the kingdom's National Day celebrations as a guest of honour

Video of incident sparks outrage on social media

The Proton X70 is the first premium sports utility vehicle by the Malaysian automotive brand

Iran has dismissed such figures as ‘utter lies’

Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats announced he would step down as head of the 17 agencies

Trump is counting on the Republican majority in the Senate to exonerate him

The air pollution events resulting from bushfires will become more frequent and are a result of climate change

Johnson has warned repeatedly that he will not seek an extension that would keep Britain tied to EU rules

Tension has been rising recently as Pyongyang conducts a series of weapons tests and wages a war of words with Trump

FM Qureshi says Modi govt subjugating minorities in accordance with Hindutva supremacist ideology

Lindsey Graham's visit comes in backdrop of reports of imminent US troops withdrawal

Protests across New Delhi against the new citizenship law

Indian police launch a brutal crackdown against university students, famed Jamia Millia under siege

Envoy says both countries have come closer to each other in recent years

Newly elected lawmakers say world has to wake up to Kashmiris’ sufferings

Imran is scheduled to attend Kuala Lumpur summit from December 18 to 21

Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain and Egypt cut diplomatic and trade links with Qatar in June 2017

Both countries are technically at war and the state of truce could turn into an 'all-out armed conflict' any moment

Gap between rich and poor countries widens with no compensation deal for vulnerable countries hit by climate change

Development comes after talks between US and Afghan Taliban resumed a week ago

Criticism of Modi's Hindu supremacist agenda mounting in Washington but remains unlikely to deter Indian PM

A grey cloud hung over Tehran on Sunday, obstructing the view of the mountains overlooking the city to the north

Three quakes above 6.0 magnitude hit roughly the same area of Mindanao in a matter of weeks in October

Over 100 civilians and security personnel have been killed in the conflict-battered country since Friday

World's two largest economies agree on 'phase one' trade deal

Demand for additional launch pads rises as a result of the increase in the number of satellite launches from India

The traditional Chinese medicine has passed a one-year trial against a competitor antibiotic drug