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Now with 1,595 virus cases, South Korea has the highest number in the world outside China

With the surge in infection numbers, the United States hints at scaling back joint military exercises

Defence Minister Amir Hatami says Iran is just doing the same as 'all other countries'

Military support is neither unlimited, nor unconditional and almost always sensitive to the deafening crescendo

Politics needs to join hands with military, allow boots to run after threats on ground rather than be placed on table

Report contradicts Pentagon's earlier claim that there were no casualties

Last week, Iraqi parliament voted to rescind the invitation to foreign troops after US attack at Baghdad airport

Officials say they knew by Tuesday afternoon that Iranians intended to strike

Two of the 17 missiles targeting Ain al Asad did not go off, five targeted the city of Erbil

Country’s political leadership uniting together for national interest in an eye-opener for the enemies of Pakistan

Military aircraft work with emergency crews to drop relief supplies into isolated areas

One group in PTI is said to be opposed to approaching Supreme Judicial Council

Trump made the remarks at a rally in Michigan on the same day he was getting impeached

Pakistan is changing – and for the better, says political analyst Lt Gen (retd) Talat Masood

Esper says he's disappointed by Ankara's decision to move away from NATO, get closer to Russia

Says Taliban want to make a deal and the deal has to be a ceasefire

India and Russia signed a deal in 2015 under Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ‘Make in India’ programme

He marked Veterans' Day by celebrating the killing of the militants' former leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdad

Member of the Aymara indigenous community & a coca farmer, Morales became Bolivia's first indigenous president in 2006

The US sends additional soldiers, armored vehicles, heavy weapons, ammunition to region

The militant group appoints a successor to Baghdadi identified as Abu Ibrahim al-Hashemi al-Quraishi

According to analysts, whoever emerges as the new leader will have to pull the group back together as a fighting force

In addition to Baghdadi and the two children, four women and one man were killed at the compound

Many IS supporters have voiced disbelief or dismissed the news of Baghdadi's killing as fake

An inside source was responsible for leading US forces to his hideout, says Kurdish official

Turkey denies targeting US post as Trump threatens to activate 'very powerful' sanctions against Ankara

Pictures of several dozen hunters gather near secretive US base at 'Area 51'

A stern warning issued ahead of the event saying lethal force will be used against anyone who tried to trespass

Earlier this year, Trump declared a national emergency in a bid to fund his promised wall

The decision comes with countries at loggerheads following a run of South Korean court rulings against Japanese firms

Talks between Pyongyang and Washington have stalled since a second summit in Hanoi

Islamic State claims responsibility; Pakistan condemns 'heinous' attack, says common threat must be defeated...

Ahead of next week's visit to Seoul by the US envoy to Pyongyang

Releases a statement after authorities in a nearby city said the accident had caused a spike in radiation levels

The 5th round in two weeks with Kim labelling them a "solemn warning" over the US-South Korea joint military drills

A day after two separate attacks hit security forces in Aden killing at least 49 people

2,500 US Marines will train in Australia each year

Exercise included training in anti-terrorism, hostage rescue and intelligence-based operations

Mexican nationals were prepared to pay $8,000 to be smuggled into the US

Mixed special-purpose groups consisting of Russian and Pakistani military personnel will perform combat training tasks

Denies Pyongyang’s charges that it would breach an agreement made between Trump and Kim Jong Un

After China announced on Friday it would impose sanctions on US firms involved in the deal

Two days after the Taliban and the US began their seventh round of talks in Doha

ECP invokes Articles 220 and 245 of the Constitution

Remarks came while addressing convocation ceremony for the National Security and War Course held at the NDU

The council is scheduled to vote on the mandate of the mission on June 27

Crash site blocked off for investigation

As a US envoy heads to Sudan to call for halt to attacks on civilians

Calls on Khartoum's military rulers and protest movement to work toward a solution to the crisis

Targets a military unit called Bulahati belonging to the eastern forces of the LNA