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The party has seen its influence wane since Israeli politics has shifted to the right

'Cuba continues to profit from, and prop up, the illegitimate Maduro regime'

Netanyahu retained power in 2013 and 2015 elections and is seeking a fifth term this time

Erdogan suffered an upset in Sunday's ballot when results showed the party lost the capital Ankara

The decision could increase risks for US troops without doing much to damage the Iranian economy

Local government makes the decision after one of the worst industrial accident in recent years

20 out of Iran's 31 provinces report casualties from the floods

With less than a week before the elections commence in India

DG ISPR says all four missile seeker heads recovered from wreckage of downed Indian Mig-21 still intact

Raises the idea of sanctions for regimes 'that have abused journalists'

According to Marcon government, first shipments would start in coming days

Around two dozen family members of victims and some survivors of the attacks were present in the courtroom

Congress hopes fourth-generation siblings of the Gandhi dynasty is still revered by many

It will be the third year in a row that the president has taken a pass on the dinner held on April 27

Chinese Hakka people first came to Kolkata more than two centuries ago

Social media users have a field day after US officials announced none of Pakistan’s fighter jets were missing

Casualties aged between 12 and 14

New candidate Ruth Jones wins a majority of 1,951

As the UK parliament fails to back the deal May signed with the other 27 EU leaders

As the war against the militant group draws to a close

Test to determine if he is fit to face trial for the murder of 50 Muslim worshippers

Economist will assume charge as director CID on July 1

After decades of neglect a large number of these grand residences lie in ruins

The Baron Hotel was once the fanciest in Aleppo, Syria's second city, visited by a long list of celebrated names

Arab Israelis largely support the Palestinian cause and say they face blatant discrimination

16 Republicans joined Democrats in backing rare use of War Powers Act

Two rival authorities and a multitude of militias are vying for control of the oil-rich country

Third fatality at the famous Arizona tourist destination in the last two weeks

Over 100 days in Rwanda in 1994, about 800,000 people, mainly Tutsis, were slaughtered

Strict measures on roaming cattle cause major headaches for rural communities

US special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad meets FM Qureshi

Plan would let UK leave sooner if British parliament ratifies a deal

US officials counted Pakistan's F-16 fleet as per the end-user agreement

Says she's contesting elections to stop bloodshed in the occupied valley

Award comes in recognition of Indian PM Modi's role in boosting long-standing relations between UAE, India

According to officials, no shots were fired and no one was injured in the robbery

NASA Administrator said more than 400 pieces of orbital debris from test had been identified

Researchers in Japan decided to test how well cats are able to distinguish meanings of words that sound similar

Around 25 assailants were involved in the early morning raid

BSF troops were on foot patrol in a remote forested district of Chhattisgarh state when attacked

The first official report on the March 10 crash that killed 157 people issues recommendations directed at Boeing

Cause of the act not clear

Republicans refocusing their immigration agenda on a proposal for simpler, faster deportations from Central America

Tax authorities have scrambled to respond to the massive tax evasion system that the leak revealed

UK was supposed to leave EU last Friday nearly three years after it voted by 52 per cent to 48 for Brexit

Pro-Maduro lawmakers stripped Guaido's immunity, authorised high court to criminally prosecute him

If parents fail to complete the course within the three-month waiting period, the couple will remain married.

India needs a minimum of 42 squadrons but has only 30

From its clubhouses in Melbourne, Sydney, Lads Society promotes drug-free living, exercise

It was a lottery ticket the couple had bought for Valentine's Day last year.