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Delegates from Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the United States held talks in Pakistan on Monday

According to the US State Department, the group is composed primarily of former members of TTP and Afghan Taliban

The transfer is the largest to a single country at any one time under the Obama administration

The announcement comes just a week after Netflix went live in more than 130 countries

Robert Lawrie had tried to smuggle the girl to England from France in his van

In second place was action film 'Mad Max: Fury Road' with 10 nominations, followed by 'The Martian' with seven

A randomised surgical trial comparing sterilised mosquito nets, costing as little as $1

Authorities said on Thursday the army had killed almost 200 Islamic State militants in response to the blast

Three of Savimbi's children, who live in the Paris region, are seeking one million euros in damages

Sabhan is the first Baghdad-based Saudi ambassador in a quarter century

On the first day of its sale, 15,000 copies of the book were pre-ordered by bookstores, says publisher

Discovery has been made in grave of man missing his left foot and ankle at Hemmaberg in southern Austria

The overnight blast ripped the facade off the station in the small town of Cinar

Habtoor says Trump should not have stereotypically identified Muslims as terrorists

The American was reportedly being chased by locals because he was suspected of being a thief

One commander named as Kamal, alias Hiron, was a suspect in attack on Dhaka's packed main Shia shrine in October 2015

Urges national leaders to be vigilant in protecting the right of Indians to freedom of worship

The popular revolt that ended Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule were planned by youth activists on Facebook

Reports suggest the airlines' office was ransacked, vandalised by Bajrang Dal

Yaser Qawza's execution raises the number of death sentences carried out by the kingdom this year to 52

Today, the obvious question outside the US is: when AJAM was doing all the right things then why is it packing up

One of the most feared diseases in the world, Ebola killed more than 11,000 people across west Africa

Has Charlie Hebdo gone too far with this one?

Bihar govt has decided to impose 13.5 per cent tax on Samosas

The Rhode Island boy told his father Chris that before he "goes to heaven" he "would like to be famous in China"

Education minister orders probe into incident where private tutor is instructing students to walk on broken glass

Statement reveals company's sales had touched 159.02 billion rupees, a rise of 15 per cent

Crocodiles in Australia kill an average of two people each year

The attack which killed 10 Germans, clearly targeted the tourist sector, one of the mainstays in a country

PKK militants carried out the attack on police station and police accommodation in Diyarbakir, governor's office says

State department says both will discuss bilateral and global issues, including Iran and ongoing crisis in Syria

Trudeau had promised during an election campaign last year to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees by December 31

It faced a tough sell to US audiences because it was the outlet for videos distributed by al Qaeda, Osama bin Laden

Government official says Guzman "had a kind of obsession" with the actress that was his undoing

Indonesian president calls Jakarta blasts 'acts of terror'

He was charged with offering his services and material support to the Islamic State group

Australia is on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown militants

No tsunami warning was issued

The wind down of Al-Jazeera America will not affect the rest of the group's global media operations

The avalanche hit a piste at the Deux-Alpes resort in eastern France that was still closed to the public

The new schemes will allow the farmers to reclaim their full value in case of natural damage, Indian government said

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi plans to buy 36 warplanes directly from the French government

Samar Badawi was arrested on Tuesday in the Saudi city of Jeddah with her two-year-old daughter

48-year-old guru is already under police investigation for allegedly encouraging 400 followers to undergo castrations

Afghan president calls Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, expresses grief over Jalalabad consulate attack

The survey was conducted in October and November 2015 with respondents aged 15 to 34

'I wanted to do something nice for her', says Russain president

Indian PM is seeking rural votes after impact of unseasonal rains and two years of drought dented his popularity

Yesterday, a Turkish official said at least nine of the dead were German

Math Sor told the court she was captured with about 30 other women in her north-eastern village by Khmer Rouge cadres