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Sartaj Aziz says Pakistan is pursuing a policy of good relations all neighbours

Besides taking politicians and TV networks to task, his show had a guest list second to none

A hospital official said their facility had been flooded with patients, including many women and children

Initial estimates suggested new route would take up to 3 years to build, but Sisi set an ambitious target of 12 months

A third of the people turned to a smartphone first to browse the Internet, while only 30% opened up a laptop

The more than one million digital-only subscribers are in addition to Times' 1.1 million print subscribers

Former diplomat Aziz Rehman and Maulvi Nek Mohammad, who served as a deputy minister under Taliban, both stepped down

The decision was reached unanimously at a meeting of the TAPI steering committee by ministers from the four countries

A travel ban, however, remains in place on the freed defendants, including two women

Bihar state has made a law that requires candidates to have a toilet in their home to be nominated for 2016 polls

Russian embassy says London's behaviour is confrontational and risky

The colourful interactive online map displays the geographic locations of nearly 15,000 types of ant

United States has presented draft resolution to 15-member UN Security Council

Pakistan condemns the attack. Ministry spokesperson says 9 people wounded as Islamic State group claims responsibility

Chinese relatives of MH370 passengers express doubts over Malaysian PM's announcement regarding debris found recently

Aim was to encourage people to abandon cars for the trolleys as they travel between historic sights in Old Delhi

On its four nights voyage to Greece, the cruise will offer no alcohol, pork related products

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg snares the number four position with a net worth of $41.2 billion

Five soldiers were killed in the crash, caused by technical difficulties as the helicopter was ferrying supplies

The attack in Pul-i-Alam highlights growing insecurity as Afghan forces face first summer fighting season without NATO

Chinese paper criticises Japan for commemorating the atomic bombing without highlighting its own wartime aggression

Indian forces say they have captured a Pakistani militant who attacked a border security convoy in Indian Kashmir

In his phone call, Rouhani also suggested Turkey should "coordinate" attacks with both Syrian and Iraqi governments

Floods from heavy monsoon season have cut through swathes of South and Southeast Asia in recent weeks

Millions of Germans are opening their hearts and homes to help the tired masses from the Middle East, Asia and Africa

Promising a better life, "agents" have for years taken a steady stream of girls to work in cotton spinning mills

Eight people including a child were also wounded

Modi's vision includes creating a tax union to slash costs and transport times and a network of industrial corridors

Washington, which has been a close ally of Tokyo since the war, has never officially apologised for the bombings

Najib Razak says that they will not stop looking for what really happened to MH370

Service allows public figures to send out live video streams, rest of us can access videos in our news feeds

The drone had taken off from Turkey's Incirlik air base in south Turkey before attacking targets in Syria's Raqa

Boat ran into difficulty about 15 nautical miles off Libya and sent out a distress call

Goa says lab testing shows Maggi samples are in compliance with standards as per Food Safety and Standards Rules

Chaudhry has been charged under Section 12 of the Terrorism Act along with Mohammed Mizanur Rahman

WikiLeaks said Friday it had intercepts revealing years-long spying by NSA on Japanese officials & major companies.

White House official says US president will frame lawmakers' decision as "most consequential"

Zia is accused of costing the state $125 million by corruptly awarding contracts to an international firm

Yemen's exiled information minister says commercial flights would be diverted from capital to southern port of Aden

Attack program takes control of physical parts on input/output circuits, vibrates them at frequency chosen by hacker

Churches pledge to carry out civil disobedience campaigns if their crosses are forcefully removed

Megistrate orderes trial to reconvene on September 28 to hear case against Zimbabwean hunter Theo Bronkhorst

The court granted the non-bailable warrant after Modi failed to answer a summons ordering his return from London

Airbus claims hypersonic jet more than double the speed of Concorde

Number of Saudis and foreigners put to death this year is up 131 per cent from 87 during the whole of 2014

Tariq Fatemi expresses confidence that talks between Afghan govt and Taliban would resume soon

Turkey says it is training and equipping the moderate Syrian opposition together with the United States

Group of researchers demonstrate how to track users with nothing more than their remaining battery power

Anti-terrorism work must be implemented to ensure terrorist plots are foiled before they are carried out, says Ming

Myanmar government has appealed for international aid to bolster relief efforts