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The items, some of them 2,000 years old, were recovered in an operation involving several US government agencies

Saudi Ambassador Abdullah al-Mouallimi told reporters that he was "deeply disappointed" and "disturbed" by the report

UN, Afghan High Peace Council call for cessation of hostilities during the month.

US on Saturday said it received information that terrorist groups were planning to carry out attacks in South Africa

'Relations between the countries are not always easy but both leaders can boast that ties have improved'

'China and the US need to increase mutual trust' Premier Xi said at the opening of the annual strategic dialogue

At least 74 people have died in fighting since the offensive began last Monday

Some 3,000 Arab fighters are taking part in the offensive, backed by around 500 Kurdish militia members

A series of crimes including rapes, assaults and hit-and-run accidents are committed by US military personnel

'Countries outside should play a constructive role in this regard, not the other way around' admiral Sun

Dar says Pakistan, US negotiating new funding arrangement

Information comes against the backdrop of IS public call to carry out terrorist attacks globally during Ramzan

Carter declined to elaborate when later pressed on what "actions" Washington might take

The Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia and Vietnam have competing claims in the area

Terrorist attacks fell by 13 per cent compared with 2014, while fatalities declined by 14 per cent

As cadets celebrated after taking their oath during the graduation ceremony, a cadet from Pakistan held up his flag

One of the planes crashed shortly after flying over a speech by President Barack Obama

The month-long European Championship finals start in Paris on June 10

The motion was filed on May 10 and recently cleared for release

China is using dredgers and other tools to convert low-lying ocean features and sandy blips into military bases

'We are completely ready. Not us, but the US is responsible for the delay' Cavasoglu says

State Dept spokesman says coordinating with Kabul on Fazlullah.

Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu accused the United States of 'hypocrisy' and 'double standards'

US urges Pakistan to address all groups operating on their soil

Taliban unlikely to come to the table for peace talks with the government of Afghanistan, says US president

We take a look inside Obama's new home in a wealthy Washington neighborhood

Writing to public schools and universities, US set guidelines on creating a safe environment for transgender students

US citizens have been forbidden from associating with the Tariq Gidar Group and the Jamaat ul Dawa al-Quran

Obama will become the first sitting US leader to travel to the city, the site of the world's first nuclear attack

General Raheel Sharif expresses 'serious concern' over US drone strike in Balochistan

Though Mansour once appeared in favour of peace negotiations, he refused to join talks when he became Taliban chief

Niger, Togo, Afghanistan and Burundi among the latest foot soldiers in 'a public relations war' by China

The visit is Obama's first and the third by a sitting president since the end of the Vietnam War in 1975

Mike Toner says US respects Pakistan's territorial integrity but will still continue air strikes

His remarks won loud applause from more than 2,000 delegates including top Vietnamese leaders

The arms sales decision 'was not based on China', Obama says, but part of normalising ties with the ex-enemy

'Pakistani authorities had delivered Mansour's badly burned remains for burial in the western city of Quetta'

Opposition seeks parliamentary debate on the drone strike

In the case of the Taliban, it acts as both an advisory council for the Emir (leader) and crafts policy

Pakistan is also assessing if the Naushki strike was a deliberate US attempt to scuttle peace efforts

Says terrorists must be denied safe haven in Pakistan

US president confirms that Taliban chief Mullah Akhtar Mansour was killed in a US air strike

The Taliban have not yet officially confirmed that Mansoor was killed

'It's important to recognise that in the midst of war, leaders make all kinds of decisions' Obama says

Mansour was appointed head of the Taliban in July 2015

The apparent elimination of Mansour could spark new succession battles within the fractious movement

ISIS calls for attacks on the US and Europe during the holy month of Ramadan

In Pakistan, Mansoor developed links with the country's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency

General Joseph Votel, head of US Central Command, met US military advisors working with Syrian Arab fighters

Opposition to military aid, F-16s a foreign policy failure, says Shireen Mazari