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Three days after being admitted with what an aide called a "light cough"

Mosque imam says many Muslims who want to return to mosques 'are having flashbacks and that's not good'

In 2017, India proposed these bonds as a transparent way for political funding

Thousands of candidates standing for just 543 seats

UN ambassador says Pakistan has been urging integration of the gender perspective into peace building paradigm

Garzon, who has previously described the case against Assange as arbitrary and baseless

New video service to feature programming from the Marvel superhero universe, the 'Star Wars' galaxy

KSA has executed more than 100 Pakistanis in past five years: JPP

22-year-old's image symbolised the protest movement against Omar Bashir

Students will be called upon to live in the countryside during their summer holidays

The Taliban last year cancelled 'security agreement' with ICRC

Assange faces up to five years in jail on US federal charge

Bashir is removed from office by military and detained

Islamabad will continue to support Afghan peace process; more info on Pulwama attack sought from India, says FO

Ecuador withdraws asylum for repeatedly violating international conventions, says President Moreno

British police, acting on behalf of Washington, arrested the WikiLeaks founder at Ecuador's embassy in London

Changi Airport is set to open its $1.3 billion Jewel complex on April 17

With first round being held in 91 constituencies across 20 states covering an electorate of 142 million

Agency aware of efforts by overseas states to covertly monitor diaspora groups

Prepares for a road trip across the US to advocate women's rights back home

Bones and teeth belonging to species called 'Homo luzonensis' found

India's mammoth 6-week general election kicks off on April 11

The monkeys underwent memory tests requiring them to remember colours and shapes on a screen

Police said they arrested Assange after being 'invited into the Ecuadorean embassy'

Opinion polls predict the coalition of Liberals and the Nationals party is headed for a resounding defeat

Says he would double down on efforts to create a self-supporting national economy

Moon to Trump, hopes to help put denuclearisation talks with North Korea

Military council will run the country for a two-year transitional period

Netanyahu plans to annex Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank if he wins

EU leaders are exasperated with May’s handling of a tortuous and costly divorce

Under a deal struck in Brussels, Britain received a 'flexible extension' until October 31

First phase of voting covers an electorate of 142 million

430 clauses in Facebook's user agreement includes keeping and selling data indefinitely, says petitioner

Says Pakistan and India must work to reduce poverty and engage in dialogue with each other

The two players are often cited as rivals for the title of greatest footballer of all time

Switzerland’s 8.5 million residents consume around nine kg of coffee per person annually

Two Serbians are arrested in connection with the drug-filled washed ashore jackets

Many took to Twitter to share their thoughts

Scheme involved provision of wrist, knee and other braces to elderly, disabled patients who did not need them

Agrees to examine new evidence published by newspapers

The proposed ban is the result of an agreement reached in January 2018

At least eight senior bureaucrats have either sought a transfer to other departments or plan to take retirement

Predicts a boost to his administration's promised plan for settlement of Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Saudi Arabia's public prosecutor has charged 11 people over his murder

Fire started in parking space of a complex in the Thai capital

According to Indian figures around 1,000 unarmed protestors died when British troops opened fire on them in Amritsar

Dalai Lama has been admitted to a hospital in New Delhi

Consignment comprising two shipments contains 500 tents, 3300 blankets and emergency medical kits

Police and rescue officials used earth movers to clear mud and retrieve bodies

The government has faced criticism from some quarters for rushing through the bill