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Average daily arrivals to Thailand fell from 85,000 before the deadly August 17 attack to 70,000 at present

More than 11,000 people were forced from their homes or otherwise affected by the floods

Saudi authorities were not immediately available to comment

Junta leader says this is to show Thai government's strong determination to oppose ivory trafficking

UAE government claimed that it freed a Briton kidnapped by al Qaeda

Australian High Commission says exercises will include anti-submarine warfare & coordinated anti-submarine drills

Meeting of South Asian counties on illegal narcotics trade will be held in September under Colombo Plan in New Delhi

District police chief says after triggering landmine, rebels opened fire with assault rifles on BSF convoy in Orissa

The multimillion-dollar film "Muhammad" is about the childhood of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)

Pakistan Rangers official says biannual meeting is scheduled from September 9 to September 13

Gujarat govt has imposed curfew in some cities and called in paramilitary forces after Patidars went on rampage

Ongoing violence in Syria, for example, is connected with climate change, experts say

Figures show the growth rate of Muslims in India is higher than that of Hindus during 2001-2011

Obama held a telephone conversation with Japanese PM Shinzo Abe and said he was very sorry

The actions of the passengers were hailed as heroic by officials in both France and the United States

The attack in the volatile province of Helmand is the first such incident since April

India insists it is simply returning fire that Pakistan has started, says defence source in Indian held Kashmir

88 per cent say a family dinner was not an appropriate place for phone use

All of Aziz's property subject to US jurisdiction is blocked, with US citizens prohibited from financial transactions

Witnesses said a fight erupted in the camp and a man, who may have been drunk, started shooting when police turned up

Under scrutiny is the role of US Army Green Berets in the deaths of 18 men in the Wardak province

French authorities have until Tuesday evening to charge or release Khazzani

The conflict has reopened ethnic fault lines that pit Kiir's Dinka people against Machar's ethnic Nuer people

Tehreek-e-Hurriyat Jammu and Kashmir said India was using disgraceful tactics to break will for freedom of Kashmiris

The moves came after Chinese stocks tumbled again on Tuesday

A rain-flooded river has deluged the Kaziranga National Park in remote Assam state

The presidency has termed early election necessary after the inconclusive June 7 legislative vote

The People's Bank of China shocked global financial markets on Aug 11 by devaluating currency by almost two per cent

Funds will support improvements to highways and provincial roads, as well as bus rapid transit schemes in Karachi

More than 1.5 million people have been hit by the disasters which destroyed around 30,000 homes

Italy's coastguard on Saturday oversaw the rescue of 4,400 people with help from British, Irish and Norwegian ships

Call for Netanyahu's arrest upon arrival in the UK for the massacre of over 2,000 civilians during Gaza offensive

Chhattisgarh state was left stunned after the wave of applications for 30 'peon' or servant jobs

Five photos were distributed on social media showing explosives being carried inside

The guide was attacked after the group left their vehicle to inspect a pride of lions with cubs

Seeks to conquer Everest alone for the first time since 18 people were killed in April

The Patidars or Patels say they are struggling to compete with less privileged castes for jobs and university places

Ayoub El Khazzani, a 25-year-old boarded the high-speed train in Brussels on Friday armed with a Kalashnikov

"The error started building up and went slightly unnoticed over a weekend," clocksmith Ian Westworth told BBC radio

Medical sources say 35 people were wounded, with ambulances unable to enter camp because of intensity of clashes

Yasser Arafat, Israel's then president Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres were awarded Nobel Peace prize during his tenure

Authorities have barred African migrants from entering Tel Aviv and the southern city of Eilat

Turkey is being dragged into political uncertainty during one of the most critical periods in its recent history

The costs for IAEA's activities on Iran have so far been met through extra-budgetary contributions from member states

The fighting and air raids left 19 rebels, 15 loyalists and six civilians dead

Minister for parliamentary affairs says tax reform is crucial for economy and we are making efforts to build consensus

Govt to also prosecute employers who knowingly hire workers with no permission to work in Britain

The child fell and pressed onto the painting, putting a fist-sized tear in it

The lawsuit accuses Ashley Madison and Avid Life Media Inc of negligence and invasion of privacy

Teenager accidentally activated Siri and repeatedly told it to cal 911