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Xi Jinping starts US visit with keynote address to 650 business executives in Seattle in a bid to shore up support

Trump refuses to reveal his plans to tackle Pakistan if it becomes a rogue nation with nuclear weapons

China is expected to add 6,330 new aircraft worth $950 billion to its commercial fleet by 2034

Rights groups claim asylum seekers are subject to indefinite detention in inadequate conditions

The effusive greeting is part protocol, part politics -- reflecting common ground between the two

More than 80 million pictures are shared daily at the Facebook-owned service

Abdul Shalabi, 39, was first captured by Pakistani forces in December 2001

The 16-year-old admitted to robbery, however pleaded not guilty to use stolen money to join a terrorist group in Syria

Indian farmers move to online portals like Quikr and Olx for easier and stress-free sales

Family friend says Ahmed Mohamed will meet foreign dignitaries at the UN this week

With the local procurement season almost over, it has bought just 454,744 tonnes of local wheat

The pilot reported that he felt the Chinese aircraft pass in front of his nose in an unsafe fashion

The Climate Group said that 36 major businesses now belong to the initiative, including Walmart and Procter & Gamble

There has been widespread speculation that Pyongyang may carry out a satellite rocket launch

Hajis reveal their differences outside the Grand mosque- while some shop from small retail outlets, others go to malls

Divisions within the Taliban have threatened to derail fledgling peace talks with the Afghan government

Le Pen made the comparison in December 2010 while campaigning for the presidency of her party

Microsoft shifts strategy from one-time sales to cloud-based system that can be accessed from PCs and mobile devices

Isa Mustafa could not even begun speaking when opposition deputies started hurling eggs from their benches

The government is pushing to force companies share access to encrypted data with law enforcement agencies

Sources says Hadi will spend Eidul Azha holiday in Aden and then fly to New York to deliver speech at United Nations

McDonald's did not specify the goals of the experiment, but it has launched a publicity campaign to let Swedes know

Pakistan make it to top 10 list for the project, which aims to help prevent mass state-led killings

Members of Sri Lanka's Tamil minority say they do not trust a local inquiry to reach the truth about the conflict

Afghan local police has poor reputation and is frequently accused by local residents of rape and extortion

Human rights monitoring group says new Russian equipment being put into action effectively

In July and August, the country sentenced 13 men to prison for fighting alongside IS

Medical source says at least 21 Huthis and residents were killed in the raid

Arrival of so many Syrians fleeing their country's brutal civil war is bound to change the face of Islam in Germany

Video of 17-year-old Aslan and his puppy has gone viral since UNHCR shared it on their Facebook page

UNHCR says there is no way to resolve crisis of this dimension if each country acts alone based on its own interests

'Hybrid' deal includes contract signed with US for weapons and radars for the 22 Apache and 15 Chinook helicopters

Humvees are among dozens of armed US vehicles officials say have been captured by insurgents from Afghan forces

The remarks came just hours after police raided eight properties in Berlin, including a mosque association

Indian man urges people to forego vegetables on Bakra Eid because plants have feelings too

After killing four soldiers using a hand grenade, Taliban detained the others by tying their hands behind their backs

Sandy Phan-Gillis was detained in Marach and is being investigated on accusations of spying and stealing state secrets

Police says 19-year-old Macedonian thought to be in Syria is also suspected of involvement in recruitment drive

Israeli media reports discussions involved avoiding clashes between the two militaries' jets over Syria

Al Nimr was arrested in 2012 at the age of 17 in the largely Shia province of Qatif

Syrian air force has been increasing its strikes against IS in recent days as it received reinforcements from Russia

Price of drug used to treat AIDS patients and certain cancer patients rose from $13.50 a tablet to $750

Al Qaeda said in June that its leader in Yemen, Nasir al-Wuhayshi, had been killed by a US drone

A plan for the Boeing plant in Zhoushan, in the eastern province of Zhejiang, has been submitted to the State Council

Father says Ahmed Mohammed said he didn't want to go to the high school following the incident

Politician says Germany does not need a cash donation to build 200 mosques but solidarity with refugees

Officials say a truck carrying fake copies was stopped near Al Jamoom village, a gateway to Makkah

Michel Sapin says we are in European market, with European rules that need to be respected

The ministry says 100,000 police have been deployed to secure Hajj

Sapper James Martin, Private Robert Poate and Lance Corporal Stjepan Milosevic were killed in Afghanistan in 2012