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Hotel was closed for business since the unprecedented probe was launched on November 4 by Crown Prince Mohammed

Certificates involving a criminal record check are required for work visa applicants, not their dependents or tourists

Rajnath Singh says India does 'not want to attack Pakistan first'

Two sisters as part of a voodoo ritual blew fire over girl's face for her 'misbehave'

Foreign minister says the same impulse was driving US to undermine the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran

Singapore says it has been targeted by militant plots for years, some stemming from its neighbours

Published document contains several sections referring to lack of transparency in China's nuclear buildup

Ambassador Lodhi criticises India, Brazil, Germany and Japan for opposing democratic changes to 15-member UNSC

These losses marked the highest toll in one day for the Turkish military in operation 'Olive Branch'

Attack was carried out in retaliation for a ferocious bombing campaign by Russian warplanes over Idlib

FBI has 'grave concerns' over documents accuracy

After the assault, suspect made a fascist salute, shouted 'Long Live Italy' and 'Italy for Italians'

Afghans who don't want to face city's violence find online purchases delivered to homes convenient

Henschke tweets apparently "hurt soldiers feelings"

The victim was murdered because he had fallen in love with a girl of a different faith

Archaeologists unveiled the tomb of an Old Kingdom priestess adorned with well-preserved and rare wall paintings

The underground bunker was built a few years before World War II for luggage storage

Media reports six people including "people of colour" have allegedly been injured in the incident

Douglas Haig became the first person arrested and charged in connection with the October 1 massacre

Critics say this increases risk of miscalculation between these two countries

A year later, May switches stance on foreign students being counted as migrants

North Korea is helping develop Syria's chemical weapons programs and providing Myanmar with ballistic missiles

Targeted attack on Palestinian enclave

Four-page memo mischaracterises highly sensitive classified information, according to democrats

The suspect was arrested at the scene and charged in juvenile court Friday

May has insisted transition deal would be done within seven weeks

Young illegal immigrants perturbed by deal hold up

A couple in Gaza Strip decided to name the three children Jerusalem, Capital and Palestine

Janjua visits Kabul for APAPS talks

Female rats and mice exposed in the same way did not develop tumor

The Swiss citizen whose grandfather founded Muslim Brotherhood movement was taken into custody for inquiry in Paris

The US tech giant became the largest smartphone producer in a declining global market for handsets

The looted artefacts include a Phoenician bull's head returned by the United States

The British man found guilty of murder was jailed for life

Moscow court ruled he could travel elsewhere

The two army training helicopters crashed into each other near a lake in southern France

Rescue workers say ten bodies, two Libyan and eight Pakistani nationals, have been recovered

New moniker sticks after May's visit to Beijing

Son of the revolutionary icon was battling depression

Teenagers wounded in school shooting, debate on gun control prevails

Reporters confirm existence of more than five unreported mass graves in the Myanmar village of Gu Dar Pyin

COAS General Qamar Javed Bajwa is on a visit to Riyadh

No recovery from odd hair growth condition for Bajandar

Move comes as Chinese officials worry about militants sneaking into restive Xinjiang from war-torn Afghan territory

Officials say cause of accident is under investigation

Indian media claims the officer was honey trapped and was being blackmailed

Boy, 3, dies after girls allegedly struck a baseball bat repeatedly on his head and stomach

Darren Osborne, who was "obsessed" with Muslims, guilty of murdering 51-year-old Makram Ali

French President had told Ankara it would be a 'real problem' if its intervention turned into an outright 'invasion'

Under Iran's law, women are obliged to cover their hair with a scarf, known as a Hijab, and wear loose-fitting...