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Moscow provides no details on conversation, which came after two men spoke on Friday for the first time since May

Says Rushdie had three serious wounds in his neck. One hand is incapacitated because nerves in his arm were cut

Masomah, an Afghan refugee living in Switzerland, says ‘sport is dead’ for women since Taliban takeover last year

All the 36 satellites have been placed into intended orbits,” says country's space agency

Ukrainian President Zelenskiy says Russian attacks had struck on a 'very wide' scale

Court ruling found offering alternate menu choices did not violate secularist principles

Minister tells Islamic nations to use digital platforms ‘optimally’ to improve image of Islam, Muslims

US analysts insist president’s offhand remarks do not reflect wider American concerns

Despite falling prey to many rape-revenge tropes, Luckiest Girl Alive is still one of the better movies from the genre

Arab heads of state are expected to convene for their upcoming 31st summit

He has received the support of dozens of Conservative lawmakers

Tehran denies supplying drones to Moscow in the Ukraine war

Central Committee of the Chinese communist party elected Xi as its general secretary for another 5-year term

Xi Jinping to remain in power for third term amidst reshuffle in top offices

Police estimate 80,000 people joined the march with protesters waving Iranian flags and holding banners

Victim says suspects approached her and her partner when they were taking a stroll at aerodrome football ground

It is the second such fatal incident in six days involving a Sukhoi fighter plane

Info Minister Marriyum urges OIC to step up efforts to protect fundamental rights of Muslims across the globe

Moon will cover a maximum of 82 per cent of the Sun over Kazakhstan, says astronomer

Mob of around 50 people accused Rafeeq and Ramizuddin of 'misbehaving' with women

Protesters demand a more just distribution of government funds to deal with rising energy prices and living costs

Footage shows steward repeatedly trying to lift Hu from his seat, drawing concerned looks from officials seated nearby

Around 40 injured in crash, says official

Iran has blamed "thugs" linked to "foreign enemies" for the unrest

China's Communist Party wrapped up its twice-a-decade congress on Saturday

US District Judge also ordered Bannon to pay a fine of $6,500

There were 98 flood warnings in place on Saturday for New South Wales

Air traffic controllers had received a mayday call before the crash that suggested technical or mechanical failure

Islamic State members killed in the raid on their hideout were involved in two major attacks in recent weeks

Johnson has not formally announced he will run but five cabinet ministers threw their weight behind him

Everyone in world must act powerfully and quickly to prevent new Russian terrorist attack, says Ukrainian President

The judiciary should deal with the rioters in such a way that others don't again fancy to riot, says Ahmad Khatami

Rupee hit a record low the next day and is expected to decline further to about 84.50 by the end of this year

There was no immediate public reaction from Tehran to US accusations but Iran has denied the drones are Iranian-made

Truss will enter the history books as the prime minister with the shortest tenure

Woods unleashed a hive of angry insects on deputies when they were in process of enforcing the eviction notice

People were urged to use less power as govt enforced nationwide curbs on electricity usage between 7am and 11pm

FATF said it was keeping Pakistan on the list - but said it might be removed after an on-site visit to verify progress

You are relying on an Israel which is collapsing, and this will be end of your era, says top commander

Indian PM office says 75,000 new recruits would immediately join 38 ministries or departments of the federal govt

Former transport minister Grant Shapps is likely to replace Braverman

Only six weeks into the job, Truss has been forced to abandon almost all of her policy programme

Deal will give selected manufacturers the opportunity to develop, manufacture and supply generic versions of nilotinib

The patrols at the Tehran jail began without any apparent provocation by inmates, the sources said

India's neighbours Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Bangladesh have in recent months sought IMF loans

Tories vow new leader next week

India has a responsibility to protect and promote the rights of members of minority communities, says Antonio Guterres

At least 50 meters of gas pipeline appeared to be missing in Baltic Sea, Sweden-based Expressen newspaper reports

Taiwanese military holds monthly exercise, firing howitzers, mortars, automatic weapons

‘Washington intends to use conflict as springboard, training ground, tool,’ says Foreign Ministry spokeswoman