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Former Soviet soldiers are still trying to make sense of a war the public condemned at the time

US military confirms death of service member in Kunduz; killing likely to impact ongoing US-Taliban talks

Foreign Office forewarned about implications of accepting Kuala Lumpur summit invite, claim officials

Sami Anan detained in January 2018 after army accused him of breaking law by running for election without permission

Foreign minister says the US’ approach to sanctions betrays a pathological and reckless addiction

Identification of remaining three is in process, says official statement

Police say they have identified two people they consider of interest to the investigation

Villager convinced worshipping Trump made India win cricket world cup match against Pakistan

Top Muslim body reiterates call to ensure safety of Muslim minority, protection of Islamic holy places

The comment comes after the two sides signed a military cooperation accord last month

The hotel is undergoing expensive and extensive renovation to open again in 2022

Fazle Hasan Abed was founder of one of the world's largest NGOs that lifted nearly 150 million people out of poverty

Indian premier says Muslims who are sons of soil and whose ancestors are children of mother India need not to worry

Row comes after the museum reopens following a major refurbishment that sought to bring it up to date

Storm Elsa flooded rivers, brought down power lines and disrupted rail and air travel across the region

Local grape varieties do not undergo global warming but, they adapt, claim winegrowers

Both sides should also advance consultations which can yield early results, says Chinese FM

Around 460 people have been killed since the protests began nearly three months ago, and some 25,000 have been wounded

Manuel Marrero Cruz named to post by legislative parliament after new constitutional amendment approved in April

Eight nations to start using Financial Community of Africa (CFA) franc beginning sometime in 2020

Remarks come after American top diplomat voiced opposition to ICC probe into alleged war crimes committed in Palestine

18 of the 33 individuals who committed abuses are still part of the organisation

Rescue came a month after a British man and his wife were freed by soldiers

News of his holiday prompted street protests and widespread criticism on social media

More than 1,500 protesters have been arrested across India in the past 10 days

Key dates in the life and career Ashraf Ghani, elected president of Afghanistan in 2014

'Ghani won 50.64 per cent of votes in Sept 28 poll against Abdullah Abdullah's 39.52 per cent'

Experts believe North Korea may be readying to test an intercontinental ballistic missile launch soon

Under the deal, US will reduce some tariffs in exchange for a jump in Chinese purchases of American farm products

The resolution won the suppourt of 13 council members

According to rights activists, police have raided homes and offices to prevent planning of fresh demonstrations

Modi denies citizenship law is anti-Muslim; accuses opposition of distorting facts to trigger protests

Tough-worded statement comes a day after President Xi conveys his concerns to President Trump

Maintaining American dominance in space is mission of Space Force, says US defence secretary

'Representative Matt Shea participated in an act of domestic terrorism against the United States'

Indian cybersecurity chief says Pakistan has got 'its act together' in information warfare

Malaysian PM Mahathir says it is important for Muslim world to be self-reliant to face future threats

Beethovan's are featured on the Golden Record that is flying around space probes Voyager 1 and Voyager 2

His triumph dispelled any doubts over whether Britain would follow through on the results of its 2016 referendum

Latest deaths took the nationwide toll from the violence to 20

Two volunteer firefighters have died and some have had their homes destroyed

Carnival says it was still assessing the damage, but insisted there was no impact on the seaworthiness of ships

US measures have angered Moscow and the EU, which says it should be able to decide its own energy policies

Sanctions were re-imposed last year after President Trump pulled the US out of the multinational Iran nuclear deal

He is fighting to refocus voters' minds on the brighter side of his presidency ahead of the 2020 election

Over the last six months, police have fired more than 16,000 rounds of tear gas and 10,000 rubber bullet

Says all parties need to seek a political settlement on the North Korean issue, should meet each other halfway

At least 14 people dead in violent clashes between police, protesters

North Korea repeatedly calls for the US to drop its 'hostile policy' before more talks

One person died in South Australia, another critically injured and 15 homes destroyed