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There are times when I can be vaguely useful, says speaker Trevor Mallard

Pakistan had closed its airspace in February after a standoff with India in the wake of an attack in IoK

As violence over mistreatment of students and perceived ethnic discrimination continues

Damascus has opened such corridors out of other rebel bastions in the past as a prelude to retaking them

MIT lab director Joi Ito took money from Epstein, who committed suicide in prison on August 10

A Palestinian security source said a naval base west of Gaza had been "targeted several times" by Israeli aircraft

Officials say it is the Islamic republic's first domestically produced long-range missile defence system

Rohingya refugees said they did not want to return unless their safety was ensured and they were granted citizenship

Territorial gains made in Esbea sector, some 40 kilometres south of the capital

#PrayforAmazonas becomes a top trend on social media as millions of people shared concerns over Amazon’s future

Regime forces have taken full control of the town of Khan Sheikhun and are currently clearing it of mines

He had earlier approvingly retweeted a description of himself as the king of Israel

A government is expected to be formed within a week

The Defense Department says it would seek bids for a new version of the weapons system

She was one of the first African slaves known to reach the first permanent English settlement in North America

Analysts say the divergent statements from Iraq's top commanders reflect a wider rift within the alliance

As a cash shortage threatens to reduce food rations for 12 million people

Just like Gaza is resisting Israel, we will fight for our motherland with all our might, says area resident

The latest attempt to renegotiate UK's impending divorce from the EU days before the G7 summit in France

US president criticises Pakistan a month after he hailed Islamabad's efforts for Afghan peace process

Talks between Pyongyang and Washington have stalled since a second summit in Hanoi

At least 14 US military members have been killed in action in Afghanistan this year

P Chidambaram is accused of corruption

'The British have intentionally inflicted this wound on that region for the continuation of clashes in Kashmir'

Accused uploads 283 videos to pornographic site where they were viewed over a million times

New rules would replace a 1997 legal agreement that limits the time US immigration authorities can detain migrants

The reforms are widely celebrated in the kingdom, but they also draw backlash from some people

Indian parliament has recently passed a bill banning men to separate from their wives by saying talaq three times

World Bank report also reveals early exposure of children to nitrates affects their growth and brain development

Gates hopes to see a polio-free Pakistan and world

Thousands of arrests reported in occupied Kashmir

Last year, Francis allowed a boy with autism to romp around the stage undisturbed

A doctor said most of those who survived the initial blast had suffered burns on over 80 percent of their bodies

Locals blame them from everything from increased pollution and a rise in petty crime, to a lack of work

Indonesia's Papua was hit by fresh unrest

Beijing says US arms sales to Taiwan 'constitute severe interference in China's internal affairs'

Trump announced on August 1 his plan to impose 10 percent tariffs on $300 billion in Chinese goods

Multiple hospital sources told AFP at least 100 people had been hurt, some of them by firearm injuries

The man had placed plastic bottles cut in half and partially filled with gasoline throughout the bus

Pell had been trying to overturn the verdicts and six-year sentence for sexually assaulting two 13-year-old choirboys

Morrison says Australia will send a "modest" contribution

Forest fires tend to intensify during the dry season, which usually ends in late October or early November

Seven people were wounded and five others were missing

In 1900, more than 100,000 tigers were estimated to roam the planet, that fell to record low of 3,200 globally in 2010

We're open for business, not for sale, says Greenland's foreign ministry

Dr Keren Tzarfaty says the results of the trial's first two phases were "extraordinary

Johnson makes his international debut at a gathering of G7 leaders

Industry body calls on authorities to implement govt guidelines

US president says will raise matter with Indian premier Narendra Modi over the weekend at G-7 Summit

Questions have been raised about the royal couple's use of private jets and their environmental impact