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The United States, Saudi Arabia and European powers have blamed Iran for a September 14 attack on a Saudi oil facility

Dozens of fire engines deployed to bring the blaze under control

The Portland spy ring was run by Konon Molody, a deep-cover KGB officer posing as a Canadian businessman

Rights groups and experts say more than one million Uighurs have been rounded up in internment camps

Man claims it was a drunken 'stupidity'

Jellyfish were among the first inhabitants of the planet

Brazil in August recorded 30,901 fires in the Amazon, almost triple of the 10,421 recorded in the same month in 2018

European powers urge Tehran to talk about its nuclear, missile programs and regional security issues

The maids became supporters of Daesh after viewing online material last year

In July, 30 killings in the Philippines last year made it the deadliest country in the world for land defenders

Some 22 people died when hundreds demonstrated and burned down a government office and other buildings

China promises to show the highest possible ambition when reviewing its climate commitments

Police have repeatedly denied using excessive force

Dozens of others who live in the same apartment complex reported they have confused floors, says defense attorney

Girl arrested after she kicks a staff member who grabbed her wrists to try to calm her down

Lam says I know the level of mutual trust is now relatively low in Hong Kong

Even a 20-centimetre (eight-inch) rise would more than double the frequency of flooding in tropical zones

He tries to shift the controversy toward Biden accusing former vice president without evidence

Egypt effectively banned protests under a law passed following president Mohamed Morsi's 2013 ouster by the army

It will be Trump’s third appearance before world leaders

The moment teenage activist Thunberg saw US president at the UN's climate summit, she was visibly not happy

It was of 6.0 magnitude

Police detain eight people in connection with the lynching

Faisal dismisses attempts to sabotage Islamabad's campaign at UNHRC moot in Geneva

FBR report blames the agreement for black marketing

Urban forests are planned to make Africa and Asia's rapidly growing cities greener

'While the situation is not good and the planet is suffering, the window of opportunity is still open'

Traditional gender roles emerge after a disaster with women becoming the homemaker while men take charge of recovery

PM Imran says India refusing to talk despite Trump's offer to mediate

President Xi says the two countries would cooperate on oil and infrastructure projects

'You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words'

FM also meets Chinese and Iranian counterparts

Prime Minister Imran Khan touches upon a wide array of issues at New York's Council on Foreign Relations

China hopes the United States and the Afghan Taliban will maintain the momentum of negotiations

He came to power at the end of white minority rule in 1980 and ruled Zimbabwe uninterrupted for 37 years

Among the pull factors are more comprehensive childcare, lower property prices and proximity to older relatives

Afghan govt claims Taliban hideout was nearby

Hundreds of residents of Dagoretti swarmed around the site where rescuers picked through the rubble of the classroom

Prosecutors dismissed the cases against another 35 people who were freed

Chanted slogans against New Delhi’s strong-arm tactics in occupied Kashmir

Rouhani says he would present an Iranian plan for peace in the Gulf to the UN General Assembly

Thousands protest outside venue against India's brutalities in occupied Kashmir

Johnson says Thomas Cook had made a request to the government for around 150 million pounds

Poll showed 82% satisfied due to a perception of fewer drugs and crime in the country

Almost all of the 3,400 exhibits come from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo's Tahrir Square

Hong Kong resume train services after a weekend of sometimes violent protests

Martino Gaudioso was shot in the stomach by his son as they stalked their prey

Hundreds of Egyptians took to the streets in Cairo and several other cities across the country

Numerous rounds of UN-led peace talks have failed to end a war that killed more than 370,000 and displaced millions

UK believes Iran was behind Saudi Aramco oil attacks, says Boris Johnson