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Polls in Flanders suggest far right Vlaams Belang could make major inroads against rival N-VA

US military presence in the Middle East is at its 'weakest in history'

Preliminary investigation suggests accident was result of improper procedures by the ship's crew

She was two months pregnant when she was detained in August 2014

Polls suggest Socialists will come out on top in most of the 12 regions

Nationalist right and pro-EU forces battle to chart a course for the bloc

For nearly nine months, air strikes, mortar rounds and car bombs pummelled the Iraqi city relentlessly

Newly expanded fishing zone is the largest allowed in years

May announced on Friday she was quitting over her failure to deliver Brexit

The Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy estimates the jobless rate rose to 7.6 per cent in April

Trump wasted little time upon arrival in attacking what he sees as an imbalanced trade relationship

Wang Qishan arrives in Islamabad earlier today on three-day official visit

Prem was Thailand’s 16th prime minister

The crash occurred in a remote, hilly area of the north-central state of Queretaro on Friday

Electoral reform group says at least 233 of 543 members named as winning seats face criminal proceedings

He led the party campaign against Modi's BJP but managed only 52 seats

Vigilantes beat two men and a woman in Seoni, Madhya Pradesh

Washington deploys more troops to Middle East, blames Iran for tanker attacks

Of the 985 cadets who have completed their four-year training, 221 are women

Tensions increased between Iran, US following attack on oil tankers in Gulf region that Washington blamed on Tehran

Toll from deadly week on world's highest peak reaches to 10

Trump and Abe are expected to discuss trade during talks on Monday

Mount Agung volcano spewed out lava and showers of rocks over a distance of about 3 km

A police official says one of the three men named in the police report ran the classes and has been arrested

Both Afghan and US personnel were injured but all are stable and expected to recover

Iran war would drag US into 'another armed conflict at immense financial, human and geopolitical cost,' says letter

Suspension comes after Michael Kwan criticises Trump's 'inability to govern and political incompetence'

Britain's EU departure date is currently fixed for October 31, although any new leader could ask for a further delay

British prime minister's resignation looks likely to make Britain's looming departure from the EU even more...

'Trump has held the door open for Kim, the next step is for Kim to walk through it'

The sales come after Trump vetoed an attempt by Congress to stop US support for the Saudi-led war in Yemen

Agreements, MoUs to be signed during the three-day official visit, says Foreign Office

Iranian FM Javad Zarif meets Pakistan's civil-military leadership in Islamabad

It was not immediately clear what caused the explosion

The Express Tribune speaks exclusively to religious studies scholar Reza Aslan about the epic story of faith

Mounts disapproval due to US govt's support for the Saudi-led coalition in the ongoing Yemen war

China does not provide statistics on the costs of the environmental crackdown

At least 5trillion plastic pieces are floating in our oceans at the moment

IMF hopes the deal can create fiscal space for a substantial increase in social spending

Lindh had told the court he condemned “terrorism on every level”

Rescuers search door-to-door for survivors

Japan seems to be hoping to position itself as a more amenable partner than China and the European Union

No Japanese prime minister has visited Iran since 1978

Posts a video of the attack on her Twitter account

Wikileaks, Reporters Without Borders and other media rights groups denounce charges as attack on press freedom

Becoming the latest country to grudgingly comply with threatened US sanctions

After almost three years, May is due to meet chairman of powerful Conservative 1922 Committee

At UN, Maleeha Lodhi decries India's 'disregard for human life'; says horrific crimes in IoK protected by black laws

Will not surrender to pressure even if bombed asserts the president of the Islamic Republic

Indian PM Narendra Modi was responding to PM Imran's renewed call for peace following BJP's electoral victory