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Villers-Ecalles site in Normandy produces around 600,000 jars a day

Pensioner's granddaughter discovered him with the mint green lips after consuming the paint

Zalmay Khalilzad holds 'working lunch' with Mullah Baradar

CMA’s chief executive says parliamentary committees asked to examine Facebook's role in Britain

Indian information ministry says broadcasters violated advisory in aftermath of Pulwama attack

Shamima Begum left the UK for Syria with two school friends in 2015, when she was just 15

FM Qureshi discusses post-Pulwama situation with China FM Wang Yi

Airport manager Wing Commander Sarwar-e-Jaman says hijacker was 'psychologically imbalanced'

Says hate speech has 'poisoned' debate on crucial challenges like migration

As the devastating conflict ended with an armistice rather than a peace treaty

May promises to make a statement in the Commons on Tuesday

A dusty maze of tents the size of Manhattan thronging with millions from January until March

The ordnance left behind by IS killed farmworkers who were heading to a region in the Hama province to pick truffles

EU policy always to promote dialogue between Pakistan, India: Federica Mogherini

After their historic first summit in Singapore left many ambiguities on the key question of denuclearisation

Baradar was released from a Pakistani jail in October

FO spokesperson says bringing about demographic changes in IoK violates UNSC resolutions

PM reiterates if India gives Pakistan actionable information, ‘we will immediately act’

Bangladesh has grappled with homegrown extremism with militant outfits murdering activists in recent years

Air chief expresses satisfaction over operational preparedness of bases, lauds high morale of combat crew

Al-Aqsa is the third-holiest in Islam and a focus of Palestinian aspirations for statehood

Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa visits Working Boundary, lauds high moral and readiness of troops

Analysts say this round of talks will likely see Taliban push for removal of its leaders from a UN travel blacklist

Vatican says it will formulate follow-up measures

May tries to get changes to the divorce package before putting it to another vote in parliament

India's External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj is set to attend the two-day meeting in Abu Dhabi on March 1

Manafort faces sentencing on March 13 after pleading guilty to two conspiracy charges

Demonstrations also held in other US states both by the Pakistani and Indian communities

This is the first time Afghanistan will directly connect with India through the strategic Iranian port

Outbreak is on a farm in the Xushui district of Baoding city which has 5,600 hogs

Ahead of his highly anticipated second summit with Trump in Vietnam

More than 100 vessels participate in the ongoing three-day war games

Suicide attacks and aerial operations each caused the most civilian casualties ever recorded by UNAMA

President Nicolas Maduro's security forces fire on demonstrators

To promote girls’ education and mental health awareness

Prince Khalid, a former fighter pilot, had been ambassador to Washington for less than two years

Princess Reema bint Bandar, ex-chief of Saudi multi-sports federation, is a graduate in museology from a US university

PTI’s Ramesh Kumar Vankwani meets Indian PM Modi, FM Sushma Swaraj, State Minister for External Affairs Gen VK Singh

Pakistan and UAE navies conducted bilateral exercise aimed at enhancing brotherly relations

Chinese premier also supported promotion of counter-terrorism cooperation between two countries

Jamaat-e-Islami leader Dr Abdul Hamid Fayaz is also among those arrested

Kashmiri journalist Jibran Nazir was beaten up in Pune

DG ISPR urges Gen Rawat to follow his Pakistani counterpart’s vision for regional peace instead

Move comes a day after India moved thousands of paramilitary troops to further bolster its security presence in IoK

The demonstrations calling for President Jovenel Moise to step down continue

Considerable build-up of security forces is being witnessed across occupied Kashmir after the Pulwama attack

Hundreds of mainly poor people die each year in India from tainted liquor

President Nicolas Maduro trying to prevent food and medicines from entering the country

Forcing people to flee as blasts were heard in Maiduguri, the capital of the neighboring state

After the site became a tourist destination