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It is time for old rivalries to end for the sake of the greater good of the region, says Pompeo

Demonstrations calling for higher salaries have lasted for a week

Munter says Washingtion tried to remove misconception during Musharraf's tenure

Mohsen Bilal, 34,who raped and killed his nephew, 11, termed ‘wild beast’ by public prosecution

Nirmala Sitharaman says Congress leaders are playing dirty politics by seeking help from Pakistan

Intelligence Brigadier General Saleh Tamah was wounded in strike on military parade in al Anad air base

61% of people in Sunderland voted in favour of leaving in the 2016 referendum

We will properly handle the China-US economic and trade frictions, says Zhong

Holiday becomes controversial with pressure by activists to change date from what they call 'Invasion Day'

The accident is the deadliest reported so far this year in China’s coal industry

Democrats say Trump shut the government in a 'temper tantrum' by refusing to sign bipartisan funding legislation

The attack was the deadliest ever against the country's army

The Hawaii Democrat has fought against anti-Modi resolution introduced by some members of Congress

'Nobody has the right to touch me or grab me in inappropriate way'

Another two officers wounded

Tulsi Gabbard was born in American Samoa and was raised in Hawaii

Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh is already serving a 20-year prison sentence for rape

Toronoto granted Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun asylum yesterday

Agreement needs backing from Greek parliament to come into effect

Ivanka Trump in 2017 was driving force behind Saudi-supported World Bank fund to promote entrepreneurship by women

As many as 800,000 federal employees have not received paychecks

UP’s Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party say they would set aside differences to jointly fight Modi

Analysts say protests pose biggest challenge to Bashir since taking power in a coup in 1989

A fire broke out after the blast at around 9am in the city's 9th district, a residential and shopping area

India utilises up to 94% of water allotted to it under Indus Waters Treaty

Castro's candidacy could also help revive Democratic enthusiasm among Latino voters

About 93% of excess heat is trapped around Earth by greenhouse gases that come from burning of fossil fuels

Gen Qamar Bajwa says Shukrullah Atif Mashal's services will help optimise bilateral relations

Eighty-one deputies in the 120-seat parliament vote in favour

At least 25 other Palestinians receive gunshot wounds

James Closs was believed to have witnessed murders of her parents but was not considered a suspect

All-rounder boasted on TV celebrity show about his success with multiple women

Teenager had pulled her Twitter account over 'threats' earlier on Friday

Rights campaigners say Gen Rawat's comments are irresponsible, accuse him of 'witch-hunt'

US president says he wants to encourage highly skilled people to pursue career options in US

US president threatens to declare emergency to end impasse on govt shutdown

International Court of Justice is set hear the case from February 18-21 in The Hague

Five hundred people at 62nd AICOG took 7.5 hours to lay out 10,105 sanitary pads in a line 1,078 metres long

Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun, 18, arrived in Thailand on Saturday and was initially denied entry

New Delhi is competing for a greater share of satellite market with its low-cost space programme

Chinese space agency unveils several images taken by the probe transmitted back via the relay satellite Queqiao

Critics call the proposal blatantly anti-Muslim, attempt by Modi to boost his Hindu voter base

Pavlensky fled to France and was given asylum in 2017 after several protests drew ire of Russian authorities

Incumbent premier resigned along with the entire cabinet in response to local election defeats

Prosecutors say the two had classified information regarding security operations in Rakhine state

Insists conditions at the facility are not 'inhumane or brutal'

UN has confirmed continued use of political prison camps housing 'thousands' of inmates

Three county-level health officials in Jiangsu province dismissed

Some 800,000 federal employees have been affected since December 22

Islamabad has been working closely with Kabul and Washington to reach a political settlement