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Taliban say they are ready to resume peace talks

Taliban spokesperson Mujahid says if talks start, they will resume from the stage where it stopped

The series of tests since KN-25 was first unveiled shows North Korea is improving its ability to fire multiple rockets

Ankara accuses Paris of seeking to establish a Kurdish state in Syria

This is the first and only time the US has moved to add mafia groups to the list, says the former foreign minister

Government investigators will try to recover the plane's flight recorder

The target of the protesters' ire was PM Morrison, who denies any link between the fires and climate change

Renewed calls to hit the streets came after Beijing and city leader Carrie Lam refused further political concessions

Says Taliban want to make a deal and the deal has to be a ceasefire

Detainees are from Iran-aligned movement that the Saudi-led military coalition has been fighting since 2015

Enset is a staple for millions in Ethiopia who turn it into bread, construction materials, medicines etc

'At least 546 boys from six schools were allegedly abused'

Double-decker bus taking them on a field trip flips over

Prime Minister Adel Abdel Mahdi dispatched military chiefs to several restive provinces to "restore order"

They appear to be ballistic missiles - which Pyongyang is banned from firing under UNSC resolutions

Summit has been held up by numerous obstacles that highlight the difficulty of resolving the conflict

Conservatives would grab 44 seats from the main opposition Labour party to win a 68-seat majority, poll

Standoff settled into a tense stalemate during which hundreds fled the campus some making daring escapes

China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, condemned the bill as "naked interference in China's internal affairs"

Accusers say that he retaliated against them professionally after they rejected him sexually

A total of five people have died from the plague between 2014 and 2019, says China's National Health Commission

No group claimed responsibility for the attack, unclear if it was targetted

Moscow says Washington's moves legitimise Israeli expansionism in Palestine

We are doing kung fu as an example for other girls, says practitioner Jigme Lhamo

Le urges the US to stop interfering to avoid further damage between US-China relations

Trump signs law requiring annual review of freedoms in Hong Kong, bans sale of crowd control equipment

It took two years before one salon regular finally returned my hello, says Haider, a transgender beautician

Demand that Iran immediately announces the number of deaths, arrests and detentions

Mohammad Javad Zarif expresses Iran's willingness to support dialogue between all Afghan parties

He led a new wave of celebrity British chefs in the 1990s, cooking on almost every continent

President Trump says the birds had been raised to remain calm under 'any condition'

The move comes after Trump called for a "war" on the cartels in early November

Researchers initially believed dog found in permafrost in Siberia was 200 years old

There were no fatalities reported, only three people with minor injuries

Iraq's street violence has left many thousands wounded

China is the biggest emitter of carbon dioxide but argues that developed nations should lead in tackling obligations

Disposable income divide is wider than in any comparable nation and has increased over the last decade, says report

Former German defence minister faces a daunting brief when her mandate starts on December 1

Under socialist Morales, Bolivia's president for nearly 14 years, ties with the United States were tense

He reserved special venom for American journalists, whom he called "some of the most corrupt people in world

Brazen assault in July 2016 saw young men armed with assault rifles and machetes lay siege to the cafe in Dhaka

Court told new Quebec law unfairly targets Muslim women who want to teach

The accused killed the man, buried him under the playground

Women face many challenges in terms of transport, due to the risk of harassment

An estimated 102 million people do not have Aadhaar IDs

The teen deliberately lit seven fires on the far south coast of New South Wales

According to Britain-based war monitor, death toll is likely to climb due to severity of some of the injuries suffered

The coalition has taken the initiative to facilitate in cooperation with WHO flights carrying people for medical care

Kilns in Bangladesh have been identified by authorities as a key cause of air pollution

Thailand is one of the world's largest consumers of plastic