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150 companies are expected to participate in expo

IMF has repeatedly said that Pakistan’s rupee is overvalued by 5-20 per cent

'On Wednesday, there was more electricity than demand'

The 200km-long project is divided into four packages

The amount of information regarding safe sex for pregnant women is limited

The SADC team, will work to 'establish the root causes of the assassination'

'May be my last tweet as power out and noise now apocalyptic. This is like a movie I never want to see'

At least six people have been killed in the French part of St Martin

France has been under a state of emergency since IS militants struck in Paris in November 2015

North Korea in July carried out its first two successful tests of an intercontinental ballistic missile

Morocco and Lebanon are so far the only two Arab countries to benefit from the policy

US is currently seeking to resolve a diplomatic crisis between Qatar and its neighbours

'Journalism is nothing without courage, democracy is nothing without dissent, Lankesh had plenty of both'

Trump's statement came after North Korea on Sunday detonated what it described as a hydrogen bomb

Unveiled in China on Tuesday, it is the first new type of chocolate since the white version

Officials in Florida's Key West and popular Caribbean tourist islands ordered people to evacuate on Tuesday

Modi spoke after talks with State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi during a visit aimed at expanding commercial ties

'If Iran wants to have good relations with Saudi Arabia, it has to change its policies'

This proportion is the highest ever at 53 per cent

Defence Minister Khurram Dastagir Khan denies safe haven allegation

The summit has also given China, the host, its latest chance to position itself as a bulwark of globalisation

Soon after she realised her request was denied, her health deteriorated

The world has responded to Resham's recovery with the most heart-warming wishes

BBC report says kidnapping draws attention to unintended by-product of China’s drive to develop new trading routes

William said the case reminded him of the paparazzi hounding of his mother, the late princess Diana

Kabul believes it has shown sufficient inclination for peace and normalising relations with Pakistan

As for this newspaper — we stand with the Rohingya

Tinder Gold was described in a blog post as a "members-only service, offering our most exclusive features

'I play music and take it close to his ears, Rustam listens attentively, I think he enjoys it', says Saima

Minister says all disasters can be dealt with more effectively through better coordination

No responsibility has been claimed, Islamic State group frequently carries out suicide bombings in Iraq

60 per cent of people aged 16-39 are watching more TV than previously as they switch to on-demand viewing

Amazon and Google have both released voice-activated speakers to showcase their assistants in competition

Australia recommitted to the 16-year-long, seemingly intractable war against the Taliban in May

Some 600 firefighters, 30 helicopters and 89 pieces of heavy machinery for moving dirt have been deployed

Some 1,000 people sought refuge in shelters in the state capital La Paz and another 3,000 in Los Cabos

'Right now we need to calmly examine, we should act calmly and professionally'

He served as executive director of the Tulsa Air and Space Museum and Planetarium

Civic body failed to achieve revenue targets in the sale of commercial plots in Blue Area

Leaves of sanitation staff cancelled, over 2,000 workers deployed for operation clean-up

Plastic bags printed with pictures of ticket hopefuls, party leaders, flags for distributing sacrificial meat

His assailants resorted to aerial firing to stop rescue workers

Boutiques and arcades at CT Tower, Shafi Markets, Qassia Khwani Bazaar and Arbab Road were bustling with activity

Social media was flooded with videos showing camels being transported by rickshaw

K-P chief minister tells officials to complete facility for inauguration after Eidul Azha

Set your alarms for tomorrow

According to the AIOU, results of Masters in Science (Mass Communication) will be announced later this month

Political leaders have bought sacrificial animals to their own liking

Has also got approval in South Korea to test the technology

'Both the spinning and weaving sectors have faced the brunt of high cost of doing business'