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The disappearance gripped the nation’s attention as the government struggled to provide information about the...

Thousands fled and many found temporary refuge at churches or in tents

The move from the Houthi group came after the Saudi-led coalition ordered a halt in its offensive against Hodeida

May will tell the Confederation of British Industry, that she is confident of striking a deal

Move comes after Bisaria intensifies efforts to relax strict conditions

Three women got arrested at the rally, their torsos daubed with the words legal fascism and national shame

CIA concluded that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman ordered Khashoggi's assassination in the Saudi consulate

US president defends decision to pull military aid

Franco, charismatic city council member in Rio de Janeiro was shot dead along with her driver on March 14

Police detained more than 50 far-right activists who tried to disrupt gay pride march in Kiev this summer

Investigators previously said the paintings were destroyed after the thieves failed to find a buyer

Turkish officials call for an investigation into whether Khashoggi 's body was dissolved in acid

Legislators say that with political standstill key sectors such as tourism are taking a serious battering

Elections are not due until November 2019

Khalilzad held direct talks with Taliban leaders in Qatar last month to find ways to end 17 year war in Afghanistan

Part of Kim’s initiative to shift from reliance on a nearly 1.3 million-strong army to high-tech weapons

Physical books gaining importance worldwide as people rebel against electronic readers

Two armed men toss a grenade into a spiritual group meeting

The deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California's history, the so-called Camp Fire, has now claimed 76...

A veteran dies in the P-51D crash

Gaja is the second major storm to hit India's east coast in recent weeks

US president says CIA finding that Saudi crown prince was responsible for the killing was 'possible'

According to French interior ministry, over52 people are detained across France and 106 people are injured

Indian cricketer-turned-politician has been making headlines ever since attending PM Imran's inauguration

IS overran large swathes of Syria and Iraq in 2014 proclaiming caliphate in the land it controlled

Yemenis are struggling to survive war that has pushed Arab world's poorest country to the brink of famine

India's Supreme Court ruled in September that all females could enter the temple in southern state of Kerala

Powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in March says wearing the robe was not mandatory in Islam

Khashoggi, critic of Saudi crown prince was killed in October at Saudi consulate in Istanbul

The issue has dominated Trump's two years in office

President Trump is set to visit the region on Saturday to survey the damage and meet victims

The Saudi-backed government and the Houthi rebels have shown a 'renewed commitment' to work on a political solution

Once more assailing the probe as a "witch hunt"

Saudi Arabia’s public prosecutor has said that he is seeking death penalty for the five suspects charged

Photographs of famous French photographer Gerbehaye were displayed

Pratama's father files lawsuit against Boeing, alleging it did not adequately warn Lion Air of unsafe design condition

Judge orders White House to restore Acosta's press pass while the case is pending

Mourners raised their hands in prayer outside Fatih Mosque, where imam recited Koranic verses and eulogized Khashoggi

United States slaps economic sanctions on 17 Saudis allegedly involved in Khashoggi murder

China is regularly hit by scandals involving sub-par or toxic food, drugs and other products at hotels

Regulations are sometimes used by Chinese authorities to punish or silence dissidents and rights campaigners

Tamil Nadu state government has set up more than 470 relief camps and had evacuated more than 80,000 people

Some people are genetically predisposed to like more bitter taste of coffee due to its higher content of tart caffeine

According to World Bank data, Indonesia has recorded nearly 34,000 vigilante attacks between 2005 and 2014

MPs broke furniture and some Rajapakse loyalists were also seen throwing chilli powder at rival legislators and police

Hundreds joined demonstration in Tel Aviv despite promise from Netanyahu of more public money for emergency services

Government forces to respond with artillery fire

Injures 30 people

Yoshitaka Sakurada, 68, was named to two posts last month by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe

Threatens to sour the diplomatic atmosphere as negotiations between his country and the US appear to have stalled