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The opponents of the bill vow further demonstrations after hundreds of thousands took to the streets this week

The UN confirms the killing of 17 people and the burning of more than 100 houses in Deleij village in Darfur

From the Soviet's pioneering satellite to the first man on the Moon 50 years ago

Bipartisan legislation would require US secretary of state to issue annual certification of Hong Kong’s autonomy

Crash site blocked off for investigation

Disparity in diplomatic protocol to Pakistan, India PMs in Bishkek raises many eyebrows

Statement comes after attack on oil tankers transiting through Gulf of Oman

Imran presents eight-pronged formula for peace, stability

The 47-year-old Australian is currently serving a 50-week prison sentence for violating bail conditions in 2012

Thousands of people are taking part to show their solidarity using #BlueforSudan

The second assault on an airport in the kingdom's southwest in two days

The self-proclaimed white supremacist appears in court via audio-visual link from a maximum-security prison

Authorities declared measles eliminated in US in 2000, but there have been 1,022 cases reported in country this year

The two leaders exchanged views on bilateral relations, discussed Pakistan and India ties

Also issues an apology after parents complained to the school district

Pakistan wants to spend more on human development than weapons: PM

Craig Hicks pleaded guilty on Wednesday to the murder of three Muslims

Authorities say Lilya Novikova's body was found from her apartment's bathroom

Tells US-India Business summit Trump has taken tough stance on Islamabad

Attacker sets off his explosives as police vehicle passes by from a residential area

Ambitious project would follow successful launch of manned space flight scheduled by 2022, says ISRO chief

The error prompted a wave of hilarity online

In rare u-turn Russian police abruptly dropped drugs charges against Ivan Golunov amid protests

A final decision on whether WikiLeaks founder can be extradited will rest with the courts

Shooting takes place as US Marshals try to arrest a man wanted on multiple warrants

After the country saw some of the biggest protests of recent years during Sunday's vote

Says what is happening in Xinjiang is education

Khamenei’s comment comes at a time of increased US-Iranian tension

After weeks of intensified rocket fire and air strikes

IRNA says Iranian search and rescue teams have picked up 44 sailors from the two damaged tankers in the Gulf

Russian president makes his gloomy assessment ahead of a G20 summit in Japan later this month

After Trump administration announced it was bypassing Congress to transfer arms to the kingdom

Denies the suggestion that that would amount to foreign meddling in a US election

Latest hostilities followed Israel’s closure of offshore waters to Gaza fisherman

The attorney also says the crux of the defense argument would be to spare him the death penalty

After the arrest of an Indian national who allegedly followed the mastermind of April 21 bombings in Sri Lanka

Researchers have calculated that if the world heats up 3-4°C, 17% of marine biomass will be wiped out

At least 26 people wounded after Yemeni rebels fired cruise missile at Abha airport

New survey reveals 86% of internet users admit being duped by fake news

Deadliest incident in occupied Kashmir since February when suicide bomber killed 40 Indian paramilitary police

Tourism to the nuclear disaster site surges after hit HBO show

Police believe the woman, who was 26 at the time, is now dead

Self-exiled leader asked to report to police authorities in mid-July

BJP and Trinamool Congress accuse each other of instigating weeks of violence since India's election

Islamabad cleared India's premier flight to Bishkek in Kyrgyzstan to attend SCO summit

Ex-governor Salley says current administration has continued Rajapakse govt's policy of funding Thowheeth Jama'ath

Two years after the 24-story housing block was consumed by flames

The rights group says PSA should be scrapped under which India hold children, old people and the disabled

The average person could be consuming 1,769 particles of plastic every week from water alone

Many of the women said it took them years to realize the damage the medication had done