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Saudi Arabia has repeatedly accused Iran of supplying sophisticated weapons to the Huthis, a charge Tehran denies

I want people to know how much it is hurting us as a family, says mother in video

Fresh infections emerge at two Beijing hospitals, more than 500 others were reported in prisons across the country

Residents blocked roads, hurled stones at buses carrying the evacuees from China

With 900,000 people displaced in "horrendous conditions", EU council warns of humanitarian disaster

China is currently using five different approaches to develop the vaccine to curb the spread of the virus

We also express our condolences to Turkey over the loss of innocent Turkish lives in the shootings, says FO

A major grievance for women, young Iranians is an economic downturn which has left many scrambling to make ends meet

They are about 11,000 falcons the hospital treats annually, a number that has more than doubled in the past 10 years

Researchers believe the coronavirus outbreak in China may be linked to the endangered animal

Supreme Leader Khamenei urges Iranian's to vote, says it is a religious duty

The 43-year-old German man is suspected of shooting dead nine people before killing himself and his mother

Shandong health officials say they will allocate facilities within the prison for treatment

Hundreds of Japanese passengers were cleared, warned not to use public transport

The death toll in China from the coronavirus epidemic rises to 2,236

AJK president meets a high-level British Parliamentary delegation headed by MP Debbie Abrahams, Chairperson AAPKG

The 29-year accused admits to assaulting his wife and also gets penalised for Dh5,000 for damaging hotel property

The sanctions mean that any US assets of the officials will be frozen and that transactions with them will be a crime

Pictures on social media show police officers restraining a man in the prayer hall of the mosque, near Regents Park

The new community will include 3,000 homes for Jewish residents and 1,000 for the Arab residents of Beit Safafa

President Ghani secures second term as US, Taliban inch closer to deal

Sirajuddin Haqqani says US welcome to play role in reconstruction after withdrawing troops

US Secretary of State's three-day visit to kingdom comes in wake of a US-ordered drone strike that killed Soleimani

Convicts belong to a family of Arab origin notorious for ties to organised crime

They have been convicted in absentia nine years ago for killing British businessman Marcus John Mitchell

One swarm of 40 to 80 million can consume food" for over 35,000 people in a day, says UN

10 photos of people wearing protective facemasks, amid coronavirus outbreak

The dispute began in September when the PA announced a boycott of Israel's calves

Hopes of a breakthrough this week in the thorny issue of carving out states were stillborn

Authorities say all passengers on board had been screened twice for the virus before being allowed to fly

Turkish foreign minister also says Ankara backs Libya’s internationally recognised GGNA

Highway connecting the country's four largest cities which was fully secured by the regime for first time since 2012

China has reported a dramatic drop in new cases in the province

So far 37 other members of the church have been confirmed as infected

Epidemic has killed more than 2,100 people and infected more than 74,500 in China since it emerged late last year

Weapons seized in November include same type of missiles plus a large number of spare parts for cruise missiles

Plans are the biggest change to immigration policy in 50 years and will go before parliament

Police information suggests the gunman may have committed suicide at home

Huge vessel moored in Yokohama near Tokyo is biggest coronavirus cluster outside the Chinese epicentre

Since he won the White House, Trump has named nearly 200 judges to the federal bench

Assange’s lawyers discuss the management of his hearing next week to decide whether he should be extradited to the US

The showdown in Las Vegas marks one of the most contentious debates so far

Nine defendants including Kavala were acquitted seeking to overthrow the government with the mass Gezi Park protest

She says Iranians lost their hopes, particularly after a bloody crackdown last year on fuel-price protests

Canine science has enjoyed a resurgence in the past two decades, much of it extolling dogs' smarts

Says US is ready for talks but emphasised that Tehran will have to fundamentally change its behaviour

Her estranged husband allegedly approached the car, doused it with petrol before setting it alight

Suspect found dead at home, police also discovered another body there

Unable to skirt shutdown in the occupied region, Ahmer Khan flew in and out of New Delhi to file his stories.

The Royal Commission inquiry will find ways to improve Australia's preparedness, resilience and response to disasters