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Trump's attorney signalled on Sunday night that the White House won't send anyone to the hearings

Iran insists it has the right to do this in retaliation for the US's withdrawal from the deal in 2018

Court has consistently declined to take up gun cases since the 2010 decision

While on a rescue mission in the country's south where floods have left two dead

As the southern state of Tamil Nadu was pounded by torrential rain

Undermining a months-long ceasefire agreement brokered by Russia

For $60 a month Mumbai-based executive furnished his entire home, sourcing furniture for his bedroom

Other Asian nations would also turn to China's giant BRI project without alternative help, says Rajapaksa

At least 420 have died in two months of violent unrest with thousands mourning them in nationwide marches

Move comes to circumvent US sanctions against trade with Iran by avoiding use of dollar

Students suffering with no hope of a secure future in the region

It also marked a resumption of the increasingly violent confrontations between protesters and police

Tyre on the bus burst as it was crossing the bridge over the Kuenga river in eastern Siberia's Zabaikalsky region

Claims the man had been throwing petrol bombs

Bolsonaro said that DiCaprio had earmarked a part of the $500,000 "for the people who were setting fires"

Protesters have hit the streets since early October in the largest grassroots movement Iraq has seen in decades

Man already convicted of a terrorist offence stabbed two people to death and wounded three others on London Bridge

Video footage of the confrontation showed Khan being challenged by a man, wielding a tusk

Single-engine turboprop plane crashed in South Dakota, victims include two children

Pakistan hopes talks between the US and Taliban will resume soon: FM Qureshi

After Bachelet called for investigations into alleged excessive use of force by police in Hong Kong

Statistically, around 15,876 people in province have HIV/AIDS, the highest number living in Karachi, Larkana

Some protesters clash with police, hurling slippers, after charred body of victim found in town of Shadnagar

Victim's mother calls for culprits to also be burnt alive like her daughter

Nuns were criticised by many within the church and said their families were harassed

Young and elderly and people with respiratory illnesses were warned to stay indoors

Procedures set out rules by which the president can call witnesses, introduce evidence and make presentations

At least 436 people have died in less than two months according to medical and police sources

Czech-controlled LEAG, which owns Spremberg, is one of the region's largest employers with 8,000 workers

More than 4,200 women have been prosecuted since 2000 for having an abortion or miscarriage, in Mexico

UNSC resolutions has banned North Korea from firing ballistic missiles and using such technology

Throughout the 13-hour flight, nobody on board had access to their phones, window blinds stayed shut

Says the US and the UK should not get involved in each other’s election

The incident came hours after a terror-related stabbing on London Bridge

He was released from prison last year

Usman Khan, who had been convicted of terrorism offences was released from prison last year

A vampire theme has inspired a Russian campaign designed to boost vaccination rates

FM Linde says her country and EU support ‘bilateral political solution through contacts between India and...

Knifeman, wearing a suspected hoax explosive device, was shot dead by police after Friday's daylight

Video shows two giraffes cantering back and forth in their pen as the flames billowed against the night sky in Ohio

Lahore’s worsening air quality has led it to overtake New Delhi on some days as the most polluted city in the world

The mindset in Turkey changed after Erdogan came to power, says PM Imran

US steps up pressure on Berlin to outlaw all activities of Lebanese group, including its political arm

At least 230 protesters hurt in Nasiriyah, 350 in Najaf; death toll since Oct 1 now at 348 with 15,000 injured

Taliban say they are ready to resume peace talks

Taliban spokesperson Mujahid says if talks start, they will resume from the stage where it stopped

The series of tests since KN-25 was first unveiled shows North Korea is improving its ability to fire multiple rockets

Ankara accuses Paris of seeking to establish a Kurdish state in Syria

This is the first and only time the US has moved to add mafia groups to the list, says the former foreign minister

Government investigators will try to recover the plane's flight recorder