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Smugglers buy gold in places where it is relatively cheaper and then bring it back to India to sell for profit

SAFRON minister says Indian foreign and interior ministers expressed their reservations over CPEC

Critics argued successfully in court that it was unconstitutional because it targeted a single religion

The majority of North Korea's oil likely comes from China

Bill Clinton's 'it would mean the end of their country as they know it' casts the same shadow as Trump's

Favorable policies are aimed at helping ethnic minorities who lag behind in economic and educational development

Sessions reemphasized what he said was a need to target cross-border criminal organizations

The authorities plan to open a new airport for Istanbul next year that will eventually replace Ataturk International

'The data Facebook will now turn over to the Committee should help us better understand what happened', Facebook

The attack occurred as Nayeem Akhtar, a local government minister, was passing through the southern town of Tral

The lawsuit asks a judge to stop the building of the wall until it shows compliance with environmental laws

All seven men arrived in Malaysia in September 2015 through the town of Sandakan in the state of Sabah

Doodle features Madam Noorjehan in a purple attire, with a choker, and the memorable flower

'In response to situation in Myanmar, we are carefully reviewing content against our Community Standards'

Police called for calm and cordoned off streets with grotesquely twisted buildings, their reinforcing steel poking out

Spectators are happy to watch a game banned in the late 1990s by the Taliban who viewed sports as a distraction

The report is based on testimonies from families who have worked in the kilns in squalid conditions

During formal meeting, Abbasi, Pence agree to resume bilateral talks next month

When both sides of a transaction fail to fulfill their commitments there is something seriously wrong systemically

Jo Swinson also said UK PM May should withdraw invitation to US president

'To voice dissent publicly would mean I’m not part of the team,' she said in rare newspaper interview

Independence debates have moved into the mainstream after years on the political fringes as students and others

Trump will urge United Nations member states to turn up the pressure on North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons

Communal violence has torn through Rakhine state since August 25

Beaumont’s schedule was grueling; he slept five hours a night and was on his bike for over 16 hours per day

Experts question where India could send the Rohingya even if the deportations get Supreme Court backing

The conflict is the latest example of a technology company being pinned in the crosshairs of geopolitics

Missing the subject leaves students 'unprepared for modern life'

The drills are the second of China-Russian naval exercises this year, the first part took place in the Baltic in July

But sluggish economic growth, soaring youth unemployment could hinder MBS's outreach

It is the second biggest dam in the world after the Grand Coulee Dam in the US

Police say the victim was being supported by specialist officers and that no arrests have been made yet

'People will be recruited from their areas because they know their regions and how to keep them'

Residents said four children and two women were among the victims

The typhoon had earlier battered the southern Okinawan island chain

They say they would rather suffer there than return to the hell of their former lives in Myanmar

Britain's threat level has been raised to 'critical', indicating that another attack is feared

Event aims to enlighten foreign investors about incentives provided by Pakistan

Chamber president emphasises removal of trade imbalance to create ‘win-win’ situation

Investors typically sell shares of utilities and telecoms when interest rates rise

'We need to get the analysis and then apply a balanced fertiliser on the crop'

Benchmark index rises 1,386 points to settle at 42,787.19

Will consider converting it into formal investigation, role of central bank and external auditor in the limelight

Commerce minister says additional sectors could be included, expresses satisfaction at progress

Abu Dhabi, the UAE capital, is building four nuclear power plants each with a 1,400 megawatt capacity

Usage of hook connections is a criminal offence since it is a safety hazard and cause of frequent PMT tripping

Ousted premier weighing options before finalising date for his return

Mirwaiz Umer Farooq, Muhammad Yasin Malik were not allowed by Indian forces to enter Geelani's house

India accused China of undermining its sovereignty through CPEC

Authorities warned people to beware of stray crocodiles during monsoon floods in May