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Approximately 76,000 people were affected by Dorian, thousands evacuated and about 860 in emergency shelters

India has planned a massive military exercise along the border with China

Labour Party spokesperson says Johnson has been dishonest about the consequences of no-deal Brexit

Venezuela was thrust in a political crisis in January when opposition leader Guaido declared himself acting president

Pakistan’s efforts to do away with the drought of international cricket, meanwhile, continue by fits and starts

After his two 'failed' marriages, the accused starts to search for third wife on matrimonial websites

Twenty-eight people were travelling in the two vehicles during defence exercises on Tuesday

Muslim man admits to converting to Hinduism for acceptance of wife's family

There are only two survivors in the world, and both are female and unable to carry calves

The demolitions appear at odds with government officials' pledges to maintain Cairo's role as Egypt's cultural...

Qureshi rules out possibility of bilateral talks to resolve tensions

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They were also accused of 'financing terrorism' and committing acts undermining the country's stability and security

Malaysia has a Muslim majority but most follow Sunni Islam

Arab and Muslim countries lead outcry against Israeli PM's 'racist' move; UN, EU say plan undermines peace prospects

Officials says there was fighting in at least 10 provinces

Parliament was prorogued or suspended, on Monday until October 14

Business Secretary Andrea Leadsom says the change aims to attract the brightest and the best from around the world

Iran has riposted by scaling back its nuclear commitments in response to the US withdrawal from the deal

Some made it ashore from small boats while others were still at sea when they were intercepted by the border force

Hong Kong Exchanges already has a base in London as an owner of the London Metal Exchange

The terrorist attack against the United States

British troops fired on thousands of unarmed men, women and children in Amritsar on April 13 1919, killing 379 people

India miffed over reference to occupied Kashmir in Pak-China joint statement

'We are looking at getting a good deal, that works for the UK and the EU', she says

New law to be implemented immediately

Both rockets fired from Gaza were shot down by Israel's Iron Dome air defence system

Hong Kong activists called off protests in remembrance of Sept. 11, 2001

President Trump signs an executive order 'modernising and strengthening sanctions authorities to combat terrorism'

Bolton argued for driving Iranian oil exports to zero, was against Trump’s desire to meet Iranian President Rouhani

The scandal is an embarrassment for Ardern

In the past, Bolton has proposed using military force to overthrow the ruling Kim family

Zimbabwe’s former president Robert Mugabe has died aged 95

Law requires prosecutors to prove there was overwhelming force, a threat, or that the victim was incapacitated

An informant confirms Putin directed Russia's meddling in the 2016 US presidential election

Rouhani says Iran, which denies seeking nuclear weapons, would not talk to the US until Washington lifts the sanctions

It was the first in Kabul since US President Donald Trump announced at the weekend that talks with the Taliban

Development comes on the eve of 18th anniversary of Sept 11 attacks

Fomrer NSA disputed Trump's version of events, apparently saying that president had not fired him

The move is part of efforts to strengthen bilateral relations amid growing Chinese influence in landlocked nation

FO confirms no Pakistanis among casualties, at least 100 injured

Ashwani Jhunjhunwala swindled approximately $5.3m wired money to China

Trump calls for a peaceful resolution to the political crisis, urges Beijing to not escalate with a violent crackdown

About 1,000 firefighters battled through the night to contain the blazes across Queensland

Kashmiris want the world to know the truth and see what is being done to their children in the disputed region

Authorities in the Bahamas update the death toll from Hurricane Dorian to 45

The spy had access to Putin and had sent pictures of high-level documents on the Russian leader's desk

Judy Chu says it's been over a month since mobile phones and internet access were cut off in occupied Kashmir

Dengue is mostly found in crowded areas, and breakneck urbanisation across the globe has helped the virus thrive

Taliban's statement came hours after Trump told reporters that the US was walking away from negotiations