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US-Iran showdown a test of resolve rathar than military encounter: Ayatollah Khamenei

Oil prices initially spiked in response to news of the attacks, but were largely flat in trading on Tuesday

The law, which passed 25-6, would take effect six months after being signed by the governor

Putin praised a two-year investigation by US special counsel Robert Mueller

China’s DCM Lijian Zhao refutes reports of forced prostitution and organ harvesting

Doesn't rule out sending 'a hell of a lot more' soldiers in future

Victim succumbed to injuries in hospital

'The Jeremy Kyle Show' pulled off air indefinitely following the death of 63-year-old Steve Dymond

The Nigerians were arrested by Malaysian authorities in Kuala Lumpur last month and sent to Singapore on Monday.

Famous Indian author says Pulwama is a big question mark and everyone needs to understand what actually happened

Clashes in Idlib province in northwestern Syria kill at least 42

Saudi Arabia said on Monday that two of its oil tankers were among those attacked

His death in July 2014 was the first of a wave of high-profile, racially charged incidents in the United States

Talks will focus on using revenues form ports to pay public sector salaries

US president says the meeting will probably be very 'fruitful'

The lawsuit aims to compel the Vatican to open its archives and release identities of thousands of offenders

Beijing announces it will raise painful tariffs on $60b in US exports

A previous shipment of 65 tons of aid arrived from China on March 29

India was Iran’s top oil client after China, but halted imports after Washington reimposed sanctions

415.26 parts per million: CO2 levels hit historic high

There were no reports of any casualties or arrests

Bend The Arc, a progressive Jewish association, defended the congresswoman

There were no reports of any casualties or arrests

There has been an outpouring of grief in France over the sacrifice of the two young troops

Acting US Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan presented the plan at a meeting of Trump’s top security aides

Talks are not a one-way street and should be based on equality, he said

Neither Saudi Arabia nor the UAE gave details on the nature of the attacks or accused anyone of responsibility

If they do anything they will suffer greatly, says US president

The announcement comes at a time of heightened tension between the two countries

Dana Al-Qahtani had a Snapchat account that she shared with her two sisters

A neighbour of the victim's family allegedly assaulted the child; Pakistan condemns incident

Online giant ramps up efforts to control its own logistics

Doris Day Animal Foundation says actress, animal rights activist succumbed to a bout of pneumonia

The YSK last week ordered a re-run of the Istanbul mayoral election, citing irregularities

Iranian citizen in charge of Iran desk was cooperating with English spying agencies, alleges official

Four suspects including two Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar an Indonesian and a Malaysian

World's most polluted city is blanketed in toxic smog of car fumes, agricultural smoke and factory waste most winters

Move over, Kate and Meghan!

From casual-chic travel fashion to Eid outfit inspiration, these celebs are showing us how it's done

People in the region have been eating sea turtles since the mid-19th century and can by law catch 135 of them annually

Foreign ministry spokesperson says Beijing has the ability to protect its lawful and legitimate rights

IPCC says new 2019 guidelines built on 2006 methodologies by updating gaps and out-of-date science

Six people detained with the motive still unknown

Warns of "adventurism" by foreign players to disrupt maritime security

The burial site had been picked as there are many graves and memorials for the victims of Nazism

No tsunami alert issued from the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center

Survivors take to streets to protest the slow pace of relief

The truck driver told investigators that an electrical failure caused him to lose control of the vehicle

Equating government inaction on climate change to a human rights violation

Climate change is running faster than what we are, says Guterres