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Guaido on a mission to weaken the military's support of Maduro

The cause of the dam burst remains unclear

Pakistan wishes for the success of ongoing peace dialogue between Afghan Taliban and US: DG ISPR

Saiful Malook had fled to the Netherlands after receiving death threats in Pakistan

Goodwill gesture was also made along Wagah, other joint border posts shared between the two nations

Both girls behave like a boy to avoid any possible nuisance by male customers

Taliban are widely believed to want to return to power and reimpose their own strict interpretation of sharia law

Riyadh carried out 120 death sentences in 2018

Afghan woman tries to sneak in a hand grenade inside the Pakistani mission

According to Indian media, temple-goers were offered the sweet by two women who came into the temple from outside

The letters were sent under the names of executed members of the Aum Shinrikyo

No explanation was publicly given for the cuts, but the reasons are clear

The championships were due to take place in the Malaysian city of Kuching on July 29-August 4

Crisis in Venezuela intensified since Juan Guaido proclaimed himself acting president

Apologises tearfully onstage during a concert the next day

Dutch DJ Tiesto, Yemeni-Emirati singer Balqees Fathi and Jamaican rapper Sean Paul among others will also perform

Reducing the number of working hours has a positive impact on stress levels, research suggests

In anger over the deaths of four civilians last week blaming Turkish bombardment in the area

Israel alleges Hezbollah had planned to use the tunnels to kidnap or kill its civilians or soldiers

Newspaper publishes apology letter written by the 97-year-old royal to Emma Fairweather

The siege of Leningrad claimed over 800,000 lives

Dam ruptured on Friday, releasing a torrent of mining waste that slammed into Vale’s facilities

One of at least six Palestinians shot during clashes near Ramallah

Civilians bore the brunt of the attack, which also killed at least seven soldiers

This by far is the closest to a peace deal the two sides could reach, say analysts

High Commissioner Bisaria says Delhi has yet to agree to Kartarpur corridor zero-point

Agnes Callamard begins a week-long mission to Turkey on Monday

There had been no sign of life from the boy but rescuers believed they knew where he was inside the illegal well

Maduro's reelection last year was contested by the opposition and rejected by US, EU and UN as a sham

Indonesia is one of the most disaster-prone nations on Earth

If you're homosexually inclined, Nigeria is not a place for you, says Lagos Police spokesperson

US envoy Zalmay Khalilzad heads to Kabul to brief Afghan President Ashraf Ghani on progress

Ardi Stoios-Braken 'will fly back to Islamabad in early February'

As the world prepares to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day

Taliban agree to not let al Qaeda, militant Islamic State establish presence in Afghanistan

EU’s list currently consists of 16 countries, including Iran, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen and N Korea

After four years of economic pain that has left people short of food, medicine and driven more than 2 million to flee

Protesters say national day celebrations disrespectful to indigenous people

Suspect reported to be involved in the manufacturing of homemade and improvised explosive

President threatens to renew hostilities with a new shutdown

Although willing to accept the policy for "humanitarian" reasons

The odds are minimal and it is most likely we will recover only bodies, says governor

After militant gunmen killed 10 Chadian peacekeepers and injured at least 25 others in an attack on Sunday

Rallying against the alleged beating of elderly ex-soldiers demanding better pensions

The council will meet on Saturday at the request of the US

Trump triggered the shutdown, which began on December 22 and idled some 800,000 government employees

The 29-year-old was diagnosed with Ewing’s Sarcoma, a rare type of cancer

I called her on the pretext of a photoshoot and demanded to have sex with her, says the photographer

Emergency services responding to the situation

Queen Elizabeth II message comes amid intense argument in parliament about how to proceed on Brexit