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Implementing the truce has been complicated by the presence of militants not covered by the ceasefire

State Dept spokesperson says Washington is monitoring arrests of MQM leaders

Says a religious figure who urged him to take part in anti-US plot referred to a man as ‘Your Highness’

Only $1.8b of total $7.5b disbursed so far, reveals damning audit report

Media reports say the shooter left a note expressing hatred for police

Transcript alleges unnamed member of Saudi royal family was part of an effort to recruit an Al Qaeda bombmaker

Aid worker Giovanni Lo Porto was killed while being held hostage in Pakistan

Sales of halal food have been surging in the United States

Says Pakistan worked with US against al Qaeda.

The White House promises to veto the measure; there are currently about 60 prisoners at the base

The surgical team transplanted donor hands and forearms to Zion who as a child had his hands and feet amputated

The US Department of Veterans Affairs has since 2014 offered specialised transgender training for its medical staff

Obama's aides wanted a new deal before his presidency ends, seeing it as an important part of his legacy

Martens also reportedly thought of offering Victoria's younger sibling for sex

Turkish foreign minister says US ambassador not a 'governor' of Turkey

The deal will represent the biggest pledge of U.S. military assistance made to any country

Addressing climate change has not been a priority in a 2016 campaign dominated by economy, trade and foreign policy

Our intention is to secure the strongest possible solution that includes new sanctions as quickly as possible

Opening comes eight weeks before the November 8 election

Police say they do not have evidence right now that says it's a hate crime

Trump argued Iraqi oil proceeds allowed IS to sustain itself

US president says they have delivered justice to Osama bin Laden

US must recognise North Korea as 'nuclear weapons state'

The budget for the CIA, FBI and National Security Agency has nearly doubled since 2001

Emirjeta Xhelili, 32, allegedly tried to rip the hijab from the women's heads during the attack in Brooklyn

North's latest test, preceded by a volley of missile launches in recent months, sparked worldwide condemnation

They are protesting due to long-term isolation, inadequate health care, overcrowding, violent attacks and slave labour

Samsung last week issued a recall of Galaxy Note 7 smartphone in 10 markets, including the United States

Obama reiterated the unbreakable US commitment to the security of its allies in Asia and around the world

The drill instructor had referred to the Pakistani-American as a 'terrorist'

The number of US troops in country had grown from about 4,000 a week ago to 4,460 today

The unmanned spacecraft, known as OSIRIS-REx, is poised to blast off at 7:05 pm (23:05 GMT)

The captives were two American University of Afghanistan professors

Experts tell American lawmakers that they need to tread fine line with Islamabad

Pakistan cannot pick and choose terrorist groups to go after, US State Department says

State Department spokesperson says ‘encouraged’ by recent actions

The annual event this year comes at a time of heightened tensions on a wide range of fronts across the region

State dept official says US wants to see full accountability for Mumbai terror attacks

The two Sherpa 30-seater aircraft will be delivered in December

Rights advocates hail Qureshi's nomination

'Words matter, and we want to see an atmosphere that is cordial and open to strong cooperation' US State Dept

Trump released a letter in which 88 retired generals and admirals endorsed him, a revelation dismissed by Clinton

'US interest in the Asia-Pacific is not new. It's not a passing fad. It reflects fundamental national interests'

News channel reportedly aired unfounded, objectionable content regarding Pakistan's ambassador to US

Illegal immigrants will have to return to their home countries and get in line behind legal applicants

'He regrets that his remarks to the press have caused much controversy'

Duterte called Obama 'son of a wh**e', vowing he would not allow the American leader to lecture him on human rights

Saudi-led Arab military coalition that backs the Yemeni government has also turned its sights on AQAP

Without Moscow and Tehran's support most experts believe Assad would have been unable to remain in power

US has set up trilateral talks regarding Afghanistan that include India but exclude Pakistan