World

It also accused the hardline militia of sending child soldiers to Syria

Turkish officials believe journalist Jamal Khashoggi has been was killed, claim Saudi Arabia denies

Militants began an insurgency in Egypt after the 2013 ouster of far-right president Mohamed Morsi

Pocahontas was actually a historical 17th-century figure, made most famous by an animated Disney movie

Critics warn mass incarcerations of Muslim minorities to further perpetuate separatist anger

Foreign Office says DGMOs from two sides coordinating actions in this regard

Kingdom denies killing Khashoggi, but Trump muses aloud that 'rogue killers' could be to blame for the murder

Maj Gen Ghafoor says al Qaeda could never be defeated without Pakistan's assistance

Female devotees are still barred from entry by some temples despite campaigns by rights activists against bans

Soldiers kidnapped by a militant group at a border post in the city of Mirjaveh in
Sistan-Balochistan, says Guards

The suspect claimed he was planning a protest at Israel's embassy in Ankara.

Saudi Arabia has more to lose than to gain from an economic showdown with its ally the United States

Ukraine conflict that has claimed more than 10,000 lives since 2014

More than 70 mountain shooters from Karachay-Cherkessia will take part in the drills

Macron named the head of his ruling party to the sensitive post of interior minister

11 police were killed and 30 wounded when Taliban fighters attacked security checkpoints

The Khashoggi controversy has troubled Saudi's traditional Western allies

The navy also recovered a body from the boat that ran into trouble off the kingdom's coast

President Donald Trump is on a tour of hurricane damage in the southern United States

Australian Prime Minister open to recognising Jerusalem as Israel's capital and shifting its embassy there

Hard-line militants groups are fast eroding the country's long-standing reputation for tolerance of minorities

In Haryana province, farmers burned the residue of crops to prepare for the next season's planting

Yemeni President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi on Monday fired Prime Minister Ahmed bin Dagher

Violent rainstorms turned rivers into raging torrents in southwest France on Monday

Turkish police on Monday searched the Saudi consulate in Istanbul after journalist Jamal Khashoggi went missing

When Brexit comes this boundary will be the new frontier between the UK and the EU and could mean new controls

Nearly nine million people have registered to vote in Afghanistan

Uzma Nawaz is one of the first female car mechanics in Pakistan

Report likely to state journalist was killed in interrogation gone wrong

The woman had a health scare back in April 2013, which changed her life

Cooperation first by two Asian giants which have long been locked in tussle for influence

The ‘inseparable’ gentoo penguins were watched becoming a great team during this breeding season

US President says Saudi Arabia vehemently denies any involvement into disappearance

Saturday's meeting was the second meeting between the Taliban and US officials in Qatar

'42 journalists have been killed so far this year. And a record 262 imprisoned last year'

He was arrested on September 21 in the southern state of Kerala on suspicion of raping the nun 13 times

Turkey was hit by a series of terror attacks in 2015 and 2016 blamed on Kurdish militants and the Islamic State

We will not abandon our weapons or hand them over, says Idlib terrorist group

China's Ambassador says his country is growing frustrated in trade talks because of conflicting signals

India's top court recently lifted a ban preventing women and girls aged between 10 and 50 from entering Sabarimala

The Wikileaks founder has been holed up at the embassy since 2012

Centre in the working-class neighbourhood of Shahr-e Rey caters to hundreds of struggling families and Afghan refugees

Riyadh vows to hit back against any punitive measures

Daphne Caruana Galizia was killed in a car-bomb explosion after she published a report about white collar crimes

Some administration officials support the policy under which some 2,600 children were separated from their parents

Powerful winds and snow killed the entire team

Fifteen people, including children, were killed when a truck carrying migrants crashed in Izmir

Indonesian city of Palu was rocked by a 7.5-magnite earthquake and a tsunami on September 28

Congolese migrants said dozens of people were killed this month in an Angolan crackdown on artisanal diamond mining

Sales to continue even if Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi's murder in Istanbul consulate is proven