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Iran is openly pushing for peace in Afghanistan ever since Trump’s announcement of troops withdrawal

No complaints of irregularities received, he said

Men and women cannot be shown holding hands, according to Iran's strict censorship rules

The losses may give President Trump and Xi Jinping motivation to resolve their trade differences

Scientists recommended the “150-minute” per week of moderate-intensity as the average time of exercise required

Unclear how the lion left locked enclosure

The fathers of the children are believed to have been killed in combat

The man flying from Dubai to Lucknow was reportedly under 'mental trauma' after being nagged by a boss

Some experts believe there was enough time for at least a partial detection of last week's tsunami

In November, Trump abruptly canceled a planned meeting with Putin on the sidelines of a G20 summit in Argentina

Special police forces dispersed thousands of protesters in the northwestern town of Banja Luka

Patrick Shanahan has mainly dealt with the US Defense Department's business affairs

BNP-led opposition alliance accuses Awami League party of fixing results

Participants of conference in UK highlight need for international forums to end violence in occupied valley

Israel asserts all of Jerusalem is its capital and is keen to see embassies move there to bolster that claim

Fireworks and rockets are an essential part of New Year's festivities in Germany

Sculptures emerged north of Beit Shean's national park in Israel

Critics say North Korea has made no concrete commitments and is unlikely to surrender its nuclear weapons

The announcement comes after weeks of speculation that the elections are to be postponed

Human Rights Watch warn crackdown is preventing opposition supporters from casting ballots

Uttar Pradesh is notorious for communal tensions and crime

Premier visiting Turkey on invitation of President Erdogan

Becomes the 12th dual-national to lose their passport over terrorism links

The cyberattack appeared to originate outside the United States, the Los Angeles Times reported

Authorities ordered mobile operators to shut down 3G and 4G services until midnight on Sunday

Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid also said the leaders of the group would not talk to the Afghan government

Workers have been cut off since December 13 when water from a river poured into the 106-metre deep illegal mine

Trump blames Democrats for migrant children's death, amid govt budget impasse

With the threat of a US drawdown and a looming presidential vote likely to fuel violence

Qureshi underlines foresightedness of the emir in providing early foundation for reconciliation

Move comes in response to Noida Police barring Muslims from praying at public parks

Tensions between two nations are high since Canada’s arrest of high-ranking Chinese executive

In seven states background checks for gun buyers were added or existing laws strengthened

Pro-government forces are suppose to pull back from Hodeida port they recaptured in an offensive

Expert says rats cannot consume alcohol in such a large quantity as being stated by the authorities

Russia would likely host three-way summit with Turkey and Iran on the Syrian conflict early next year

Surge of patriotism begins after Huawei CFO's detention in Canada

Review underway of all Belgian military, troops operating in Baltic states

It was the first rocket fire from Gaza since an Egyptian-brokered ceasefire announced on November 13

Although the attorney did not identify the specific nature of the proposed 'testing and analysis'

Almost 12,000 people also evacuated from their homes

In three raids carried out simultaneously

National Security Council spokesperson says Trump made no determination to drawdown military presence in Afghanistan

Bangladesh toughened security for an election expected to see Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina win a record fourth term

Ibrahim al-Assaf, replaced Adel al-Jubeir as the foreign minister in a major government shake up

Experts report the situation "volatile" as the country heads toward elections

Avenue will be renamed to 'Mohammad Ali Jinnah Way'

11 other tourists from Vietnam and an Egyptian bus driver get injured

After the journalist speculates whether Turks can protest like those in the "Yellow Vest" movement in France

The quake struck southeast of Davao City at a depth of 59 kilometres