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All sides urged to observe a ceasefire during forthcoming intra-Afghan negotiations

Painting by Osman Hamdi Bey auctioned at Sotheby's in London

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says it was up to the EU to decide whether it wanted to delay

Judgment declares Action in Aid of Civil Power Ordinance unconstitutional

Gets expelled from university after allegedly hiring as many as eight lookalikes in at least 13 tests

With an array of henna options available, dying beards is a common trend in Bangladesh

China is the only big country in the world that has not yet achieved complete reunification says General Wei Fenghe

As US defense secretary said all of the nearly 1,000 troops are expected to fight IS militants in Iraq

A study released this week estimates opioid epidemic cost the US economy at least $631 billion from 2015 to 2018

In the meantime, violence in Afghanistan continues unabated with over 70 killed in a blast in Nangarhar

As Germany and a string of other European countries have suspended arms exports to Turkey

A rare show of unity by the usually partisan media industry

After police hit a major mosque as they battled protesters during another day of political unrest

During his one day official visit to the Lasbela district

CM says ceasefire violations by India are a threat to regional peace and security

Dr Malik launches broadside against federal govt for jailing opposition leaders

Vows to not let terrorists succeed

Maj Gen Ghafoor says open to New Delhi sending diplomat for confirmation

N-league will apprise Nawaz on Oct 25 of post-Oct 31 possibilities

Indian Supreme Court's verdict on Ayodhya issue is expected soon

Election commission apologises to public over delay in announcement of results

From blocking airports to using encrypted messaging apps

The bus, laden with people and goods, was travelling from Lufu to Kinshasa when the brakes failed

McDonnell says Johnson’s decision to send an unsigned letter to the EU requesting a delay to Brexit

Among those arrested is head of the gold mining company Sissim

A United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime study says South Asia's crime groups net more than $60 billion a year

The institution briefly became known for skinhead attacks on its students as Russia’s interest in Africa declined

Tourism accounts for 18 per cent of Thailand's gross domestic product

740,000 Rohingya fled Myanmar in August 2017 in the face of a military crackdown

The demonstrators are demanding a sweeping overhaul of Lebanon's political system

After MPs refused to back British prime minister's Brexit deal

Police vans fan out around the city

Some 400 families were sheltering in a gym in the city

The offensive has killed dozens of civilians, mainly on the Kurdish side

Technology allows doctors to operate on patients who are not physically in the same location

Presidential spokesman says Ankara has no intention of 'occupying' any part of Syria

Police searches for bodies in the rubble as the death toll reaches 69

US troops will continue campaign against Islamic State militants, help defend Iraq: defense secretary

To encourage talented students and provide them with opportunities

Building collapses in Brazil tend to happen in poorer neighborhoods

DC says anti-smog campaign has been launched in city

Every year, thousands of devotees who throng shrine of Data Ganj Bakhsh are served pure milk free of charge

8,000 police officials to be deployed

Confiscates 7,000 kgs of loose spices, five grinding units and a large quantity of raw material during different raids

Reportedly took his own life after college administration refused to issue clearance certificate

PHUD dept submits proposal to CM for appointment of new board of directors

Young Doctors Association holds protest, blocks Murree Road

Refuses to go back home

Says many people who regularly use online platform report high levels of stress

Top cops visit Faizabad Interchange; discuss plans for maintaining law and order