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United States only nation opting to stay outside the landmark treaty

Authorities dispatched 17 military planes as well as 10 naval and coastguard vessels to conduct a search

Belgian judges are reviewing a European arrest warrant filed by Spain on charges of sedition and rebellion

Wang said the agreements were merely a "warmup" before both the leaders oversee their own ceremony

The company defended its decision saying other companies frequently make modifications to their products

"Most people are only one pay cheque away from being homeless"

The index essentially measures what each country contributes to common good of humanity

Since he was elected in 2016, US President has by turns expressed disappointment toward his Chinese counterpart

Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri has said the coalition government led by Hariri still stands

"They're unemployed and economically dependent"

China monitors people's internet habits and blocks websites in the name of "protecting national security"

Advocate self-defence training to oneself

Rajasthan High Court orders police to lodge an FIR and investigate the case

Berlusconi known for "bunga bunga" parties with young women

Raising new concerns for baby boomers' consumption of alcohol

The chopper was discovered ablaze on a bridge in the small village of Ueno

At least three New Jersey mosques received threatening phone calls following attack by Saipov

Assad: War must target those who seek to "divide and weaken states"

Philippines electing to build closer ties in return for billions of dollars in investments and aid

US President Donald Trump arrived in Beijing on Wednesday

All outdoor activities have also been banned across the capital's 6,000 schools

The 52-year-old woman driver, has been charged with dangerous driving causing death

Activists say offenders often go unpunished, wheels of justice turn slowly

Activists welcomed the moveas a "new chapter for religious freedom"

ILO: More than 60 per cent of Asia Pacific's domestic workers are denied any protection.

Stoltenberg says if regional countries deny sanctuaries to insurgents, fight against Afghan terrorists will succeed

Provincial Liberal government has rejected claims that it targets Muslim women

Hashtag "death of Prince Abdulaziz bin Fahd" has featured on social media

Islamic State has claimed most of the attacks on Shia worshippers as it seeks to stir up sectarian violence

According to reports, the chain's hotel in the Saudi capital Riyadh has become a gilded cage

Rana Nayyar Iqbal was shot dead outside his residence in Jalalabad on Monday evening

Four-member European parliamentary delegation calls on the minister in Islamabad

Army Chief Gen Bajwa meets Iranian Defence Minister Brig-Gen Amir Hatami in Tehran and visits Revolutionary Guards HQ

Ramadan's duties will be reassigned and he will not be present on campus, university says

Representatives of the US government would attend, French presidential aide says

Allied with Yemen's government, a military coalition led by KSA has been battling the Huthis on Yemeni land since 2015

Spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid says Taliban will engage in dialogue with the Americans, not the Kabul Office

Supply of rockets to Houthi rebels in Yemen could "constitute an act of war against the kingdom," says Prince Salman

Nigeria's military said late last year it had forced Boko Haram out of its camps in the Sambisa Forest

Terrorist sanctuaries are in Afghanistan where over 45% land is without any governance, says Tehmina Janjua

Saudi-led forces close air, sea and land access to Yemen

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Seoul has only been allowed to develop warheads as heavy as 500 kilograms for its ballistic missiles

Trump is pushing to cut his nation's trade deficits with a number of countries

"We hope that Russia likewise will be helpful," US president added

Lawsuit states US "relying on junk science"

Some of his supporters including a member of parliament want to allow Sisi to stay longer by extending the time

The sudden nature of Hariri's resignation has fuelled speculation that he was coerced into quitting

Tourists will also be required to have face-scans checked against their passport photos