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WTO strikes 'landmark' deal to cut tariffs on IT products
Deal covers more than 200 products, from video games to medical equipment, worth $1.3 trillion in annual global trade
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Funding crisis puts India's AIDS programme, and lives, at risk
With India's 340,000 new infections in Asia-Pacific last year, any cut-back to prevention programmes can rise rates
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Israeli action against Iran would be 'huge mistake': Kerry
US Secretary says a military or cyber attack on Tehran would be an enormous mistake with grave consequences for Israel
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Pressure builds on Pakistan as Nigeria marks polio-free year
By contrast, in 2015, there were only 33 new cases worldwide - 28 of them in Pakistan, with the rest in Afghanistan
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US air strike kills top al Qaeda commander in Afghanistan: Pentagon
Pentagon says high-ranking al Qaeda operational commander, Abu Khalil al-Sudani, has been killed
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Turkish jets hit Islamic State positions in Syria
The prime minister's office said that Turkey will take any necessary measures to protect national security
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World's first malaria vaccine gets go-ahead from EU regulators
Global health experts have long hoped scientists would be able to develop an effective malaria vaccine
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Rebuilding: Iran eyes $185b oil, gas projects
Minister says the republic would focus on its oil and gas, metals and car industries with an eye to exporting to Europ
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Militant group disowns splinter faction in Indian Kashmir
Qayoom Najar expelled from Hizbul Mujahideen group for violating outfit's constitution, carrying out condemnable acts
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Death toll rises to 37 after blasts in Nigerian city of Gombe
No one has claimed responsibility for attacks, but they bore hallmarks of extremist group Boko Haram









