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India retains its top position, China second with $67b; Pakistan also makes it to top 10 with $19b remittances

The US reimposed an oil embargo and other sanctions on Iran since withdrawing from the nuclear deal

Harvard professor warns against eating more than six french fries

Islamic State claims responsibility for last month’s attack, which killed at least seven Christians

Old city of Zeugma on Euphrates river flourished under Greek and then Roman rule before it was destroyed in war

China’s strict online censorship rules have tightened in recent years with new legislation to restrict media outlets

Authorities say protests are hijacked by far-right and anarchist elements bent on violence and stirring unrest

Race and religion are sensitive in Malaysia, which is home to sizeable ethnic Chinese and Indian communities

The three-week long exercise is sixth of the series as part of bilateral military cooperation

Thirteen died in the accident and the rest were injured, police say

Authorities fear the protests could turn violent for a third weekend in a row

Dozens injured as crowd flees after the dispersal of a stinging substance

The protests are spontaneous, and not organised by political parties or unions

Students call for a halt on plans for Indian mining firm Adani's project

An unidentified high-placed Russian made the offer to Trump's personal lawyer says special counsel

In Madhya Pradesh polls suggest BJP and Congress are locked in fight down to wire

Nauert was considered for this post since October when Haley announced her stepping down

Deep vein of anti-elite anger and suspicion of mainstream media runs through 'yellow vest' Facebook groups

Wedding will bring together two of India’s most influential families

China has around 33 million fewer women than men due to decades-long one-child policy

Netanyahu has been prime minister for total of more than 12 years, from 1996 to 1999 and again since 2009

Non-profit organisation aims to empower girls and women in conflict zones through sports

Video shows teenagers kneeling as riot police barked orders at them

After the kingdom denies three women activists had been tortured and sexually harassed in detention

Either Sidhu should go to Pakistan, or we will not let him live in India, says a party member

Aid agencies struggle to meet growing demand for food, shelter and sanitation

Stability in the region remains the most important mutual strategic interest for both countries, says McKenzie

We explore Lisbon, Europe’s new capital of cool and one of the trendiest places on earth

Prepares her exit as leader of the CDU after nearly two decades at the helm

'You have to be wilfully blind not to conclude the murder was orchestrated by people under Prince', says Graham

The 37-year-old is in police custody for murder

The government is scrambling to stave off another Saturday of burned cars and running street battles

Fire alarm bells rang inside the newsroom to signal an evacuation shortly after 10:30 pm

Her personal popularity has waned, with critics calling her autocratic

FO spokesperson says position on Kashmir dispute unchanged

Women's rights advocates say prosecutions often fail as many victims are disbelieved

World Health Organization says India is home to the world’s 14 most polluted cities.

Miller was sentenced to death in 1982 and again in 1987 after state supreme court ordered another trial

Seventy-five per cent would make Trump easily one of the most popular leaders on the planet

Kyrgyzstan is known for its custom of bride kidnapping that sees thousands of girls abducted and married every year

Nearly 10,000 people have been killed since Saudi Arabia and its allies joined Yemen government's fight against...

Awkward moment takes place during photo session at G20 summit

According to research firm GlobalData Plc, worldwide sales of many targeted treatments topped $28 billion last year

Official statistics say there are almost 65,000 registered homeless people in Russia, which is said to be higher

Such incidents are rare in Norway where police are generally respected and officers are usually unarmed

France will invest 500 million euros to benefit the priorities of G5 Sahel

Many of Catholics are workers from Africa, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Philippines, though some are locals also

Philippine is witnessing an increase in sexual abuse charges levelled against its clergy

Muslim groups hold small commemorations of those who lost their lives in 1992 anti-Muslim riots

Assailant detonates a car bomb outside police headquarters in the port city of Chabahar