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The emergence of a second protected witness may strengthen the Democrats’ case against the US president

While the improved security is a positive change, the government never lived up to its promises beyond that

A country that has increased the size of its economy 32-fold in a quarter-century after 1980

In return, 11 Taliban members freed from prison in Bagram

Afghan presidential palace, Foreign Office release conflicting statements over Taliban’s 12-member visit to Pakistan

US president pushes back at allegations with no mention of second whistleblower

Mirtha Munoz takes up biking on the advice of her family and a psychologist friend after her son's unexpected death

A crowd marches chanting 'Liberty, Equality, Paternity', a play on the French motto which ends with "Fraternity

Local magazine claims ‘MBS felt alienated by some dimensions of PM Imran’s diplomacy at UN General Assembly’

Baker was admitted to hospital several weeks ago after becoming critically ill

Chris Van Hollen and Maggie Hassan say they will continue pushing New Delhi to lift curfew in IOK, release prisoners

Premiers of both countries agree to improve security situation and socio-economic conditions in Myanmar

Initial reports suggest nine people were shot by a suspect who is still at large

JP Morgan banker was punched by Hong Kong protester and told to 'go back home'

People are shooting up or smoking heroin alongside Rachid in the squat, located behind a police station in M'diq

The dispute comes at a time when relations between the NATO allies

After city's leader invokes colonial-era emergency powers not used for half a century

Lawyers and campaigners dealing with such cases say they present particular challenges for women

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said he followed closely the talks which did not produce any positive results

Brussels and Washington will be watching closely to see whether a change of power can thaw the frozen dialogue

Unemployment in the resource-poor kingdom remains at 19 per cent

Pakistan playing a central role for resumption of talks declared 'dead' by Donald Trump

Farooq Abdullah, son Omar - both former chief ministers of IOK - have been under detention since August 5

Portugal opened its arms to Chinese foreign investment,

Demonstrators held banners with slogans like "Burn capitalism not petrol" above restaurants and window displays

As people protest against the inadequacy of state services and the lack of jobs

Imran asks them to attend Global Business Leaders Conference to be held in Pakistan this year

With plans to allow the lowest number refugees to resettle in the US in 2020

A potential second whistleblower was reportedly weighing whether to come forward

The move was welcomed by government supporters and Beijing

Kim Jong Un says invincible friendship will be immortal on the road of accomplishing the cause of socialism

Violent protests erupted across the Asian financial center

Kurdish authorities in northeast Syria denounce Erdogan's comments, urge the international community to step in

Pyongyang says talks in Sweden 'broke down' but Washington hails 'good discussions'

At least 99 people have died and nearly 4,000 wounded since protests began in Baghdad on Tuesday

Another fact-finding team comes back with horror stories from Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir

Foreign relations committee report calls on India to lift curfew, free detainees

Foreign Office advises New Delhi to keep its lectures on diplomacy, normality to itself

Human rights watchdog says 181 incidents of hate crimes took place in first half of 2019, a steep rise since 2015

This year, the theme is 'Young Teachers: The future of the Profession'

'If Indian govt has nothing to hide then they should not worry about people visiting Kashmir'

Imposed under emergency powers, the ban was aimed at quelling nearly four months of unrest

Couple was alleged to have used a drone to take pictures of "military sites and forbidden areas"

The unrest has plunged Hong Kong into its biggest political crisis

The dead were members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, the country's largest guerrilla group

Kingdom also allows women to rent hotel rooms by themselves, in a break with previous regulations

Following a demand earlier for documents from Vice President Mike Pence

The EC says that Johnson’s new Brexit proposals do not provide any basis for finalizing a separation agreement

Iraq cleric Sadr demands government resign as protesters clash with police

'If Zhang's alleged corruption turns out to be true, he would have been richer than Jack Ma'