Prime minister's office says a government-ordered petrol shipment would arrive on July 22

Russian president points to ex-UK leader Thatcher's decision to send troops into the Falklands

Cup’s return may get rubber-stamped at an ACC meeting next month, says secretary BCCI Jay Shah

For Tehran, unfavourable alternative could be war in region where geopolitical shifts may evolve into US-led alliance

Taliban earlier said high schools would remain closed until a plan for a re-opening is drawn up

The United States will also create a new permanent army headquarters in Poland

A Hindu man was killed in his tailoring shop in a northwestern Indian town on Tuesday

Isolating Afghanistan economically will push the country into economic collapse

The Princess relies entirely on archive video to trace Diana’s life from a timid teen to her death on Aug 31, 1997

Singer was accused of using his superstardom to subject young fans — some just children — to systematic sexual abuse