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Sartaj Aziz warns against external players trying to fill security vacuum in Afghanistan

He was speaking at 6th Asia-Europe (ASEM) Culture Ministers Conference

During his speech as president, Widodo called for unity after the most bitterly fought election in Indonesian history

With the exception of February, every month to date in 2014 has been among its four warmest on record

Pakistan, Iran working to improve mechanism to enhance interaction of local security officials

Candidates need more than 50 percent of the vote to win in a complicated system of preferential voting

The diamond merchant from the city of Surat presented the lavish gifts to the employees in a ceremony on Sunday

Country representative of WHO says this shows to the world that Ebola can be contained

The comet is around one mile wide and is only about as solid as a pile of talcum powder

Bethlehem Vengthlang FC midfielder dies from spinal cord damage after attempting to celebrate a goal with a somersault

For more than a decade Israel relied on Egypt for roughly 40 per cent of its gas needs

Fighting erupted overnight Sunday to Monday in the central town of Rada

The US-led coalition has carried out more than 135 air strikes against IS fighters attacking Kobane

More than 500 people have now been airlifted to safety since heavy snow hit Nepal's Annapurna region last Tuesday

Afghan ambassador says new govt in Kabul an opportunity to redefine Pak-Afghan ties

Ghani calls for ending the traditional ‘blame game’ between the two countrie

Concern in UK is increasing about growing scourge of internet "trolls" who post hate-filled messages on social media

Iranian border guards fire three more mortar shells into Pakistan.

The ISIS is just another phase in the history of violence, though these rebels are not preaching the religion of peace

With Modis' rise, BJP has finally discarded the Sena and today’s result will likely mark beginning of Sena's decline

Series to draw inspiration from best-selling book The Hot Zone, which chronicles hemorrhagic fever caused by the virus

IS has carried out executions of those it accuses of spying or diverging from its harsh interpretation of Islam

Boko Haram's leader has yet to comment on the deal

Storm, which triggered avalanches, strikes at the height of the trekking season, catching hikers unaware

Obama says his card was declined at a New York restaurant he went to while visiting the United Nations

Pakistani Ambassador calls on Ban Ki Moon in New York, informs him about situation on LoC and Working Boundary

Summit organised by Pakistan-China Institute in collaboration with Konrad Adenauer Stiftung

Iranian border guards claim to have killed ‘several rebels’ in clash at Zero Point.

Travellers complain about Benazir Bhutto International Airport’s inability to handle passengers, maintain...

Pakistan should seek stability with its neighbours, not conflict

With Karzai’s peace council almost defunct, Ghani can explore other avenues

Sartaj Aziz to visit Kabul on October 19, extend Nawaz's invitation to Ashraf Ghani to visit Pakistan

Nepal's Prime Minister Sushil Koirala pledges to provide better weather information in tourist areas

Dr Ballou Ripley says data on the vaccine's efficacy and safety would not be available before the end of 2015

Nine others have been seriously injured and at least 700 were believed to be attending the outdoor concert

The coalition now includes, on paper, about 60 countries

Pakistan has suffered years of bloody attacks at the hands of homegrown militants, many linked to al Qaeda

Delegate to UN's First Committee says norms to govern new weapon systems should be strictly according to UN Charter

Murderer accused them of casting spells that made them sexually impotent

The neo-Nazi Golden Dawn movement is accused of attacks on communist party and immigrant Pakistani workers in Crete

Soldier, who was part of UN mission in Central African Republic, was killed near the capital on Oct 9

Decades-old bookshop in Srinagar suffers massive loss of more than 350,000 books during last month’s devastating flood

Iranian official says if neighbouring countries do not secure their border from terrorists, Iran will be forced to act

Problems in Afghanistan are regional in nature and require collective efforts of regional and international community

Whilst Western powers are today bombing IS, why did they not react when IS were killing 1,700, Iraqi cadets

Hazara United Movement founder's application for asylum had been rejected in 2012

Local officials said 23 bodies have been found on the popular Annapurna circuit trekking route

Musharraf lashes out at Indian PM Narendra Modi and PM Nawaz

At least 12 people have been killed from Indian firing along the LoC and Working Boundary over the past two weeks

Police have arrested the farmer thought responsible for the attack on the 15-year-old boy