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MiG-27 UPG aircraft crashes during a routine mission from Jodhpur, claims an official

After tens of thousands of Palestinians protested along the Gaza border

Hours after a massive Palestinian protest along the border

In poorer parts of Europe, people are living in an energy system that is more polluting

Defeat in either Ankara or Istanbul would bring to an end a nearly quarter century rule by Erdogan’s AKP

Earth Hour will see millions of people across 180 countries turn off their lights at 8:30 pm local time

Dostum was aware of a planned attack but decided to travel anyway

Western and southwestern parts of Iran are expected to bear the brunt of the storms in the days ahead

Around 30,000 to 35,000 Catholics live in Morocco, many of them from sub-Saharan Africa

Germany has been the scene of several militant attacks in recent years

Deforestation and habitat loss has brought wild elephants in closer contact with humans

The attacks come as United States seeks to broker peace accord with Taliban and Kabul government

Heavy rains have washed away houses and cut off access to remote villages across the country

Document represented John Bolton's hardline 'Libya model' of denuclearisation that North Korea has rejected repeatedly

Protesters say he was more than 100 metres from the heavily-fortified border fence when he was hit

US SIGAR report says Islamic State poses greater security threat in Afghanistan than in 2016

Over the sultanate's imposition of the death penalty for gay sex and adultery

Mexican president says he does not want to be drawn into a confrontation on the issue

Pollsters say the airstrikes and nationalist rhetoric had diverted attention away from socio-economic issues

Police locate the bodies in the water early on Saturday morning

Three others outside the workshop suffer mild injuries and are still in hospital

Decision to rejects stripped-down version of May’s divorce deal left it totally unclear whether Britain will exit EU

Pakistan qualified for the first time in a decade to participate in the tent-pegging World Cup in 2018

China has stressed many times that the Belt and Road is to promote joint development

Involving around 900m voters, India’s general election will be world’s largest democratic exercise

Leading congressional Democrats are pressing for a quick release of the entire Mueller report

ISPR did outstanding work by ensuring alienation of Kashmiris against Indian troops, says Lt-Gen (retd) Ata Husnain

Two countries identify areas for further cooperation in politics, trade, investment, education and culture

Tests have started on the device which collects 15 to 20 litres of urine every day

Withdrawal agreement defeated by 344 votes to 286 in parliament

Islamabad condemned the verdict, accusing India ‘of duplicity and hypocrisy’

Jillani says he is 'honoured and humbled'

Hundreds remain at risk of infection and amputation, as Israel turns down most to leave the strip for treatment

Investigation focusing on failure of safeguards meant to protect assets from friendly fire

Locals have long suspected a lost shipping container was to blame

Envoy says violence in Kashmir and Palestine should be the focus of international attention

If the country's political system fails to break its Brexit logjam

Helicopters were called in to rescue those remaining in the building

Dozens of govt representatives from around the world joined PM Ardern at the remembrance service in Hagley Park

There are as few as 350 remaining in patches of forest on the Indonesian island of Sumatra

US bypassing 1267 committee by submitting draft resolution at UNSC, says Beijing

After the latest summit between Washington and Pyongyang ended in deadlock

The council unanimously adopts a French-drafted resolution

Move was announced by Auditor General Elvis Amoroso on state television

Tweets that go too far such as threatening someone with violence would be removed, says official

Netanyahu has been seeking to head off political pressure over Gaza ahead of April 9 elections

Russia introduced tougher internet laws, requiring search engines to delete some results

Authorities are investigating whether Gokmen has confessed to judge during a closed hearing of his motives

Cave discovered near desert site where according to the Bible, Lot's wife was turned into pillar of salt

International Crimes Tribunal with no international oversight is politically motivated, say critics