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He visited Queen Elizabeth II earlier on Wednesday to ask the 93-year-old monarch to dissolve parliament

He is accused of abusing the office of president

China's efforts against climate change are key as it is the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases

Submarine-launched missile can carry nuclear and conventional warheads

Prime Minister Imran Khan to inaugurate visa-free Kartarpur Corridor on Saturday

After the blockade caused fuel shortages and cost the country more than $6 billion

India's Supreme Court is expected to announce verdict on Babri Masjid land dispute by November 17

Demonstrators call on speaker of parliament to step down

His attorney lodged several appeals arguing that the client suffered mental problems, demanded additional DNA tests

After "unidentified armed individuals" ambushed five buses carrying employees of a mining company

Students chanted as they walked to the ceremony venue, calling for govt to respond to protesters’ demands

US points to China as the source of fentanyl, China says US must do more to reduce demand

Warmer October helped virus survive few more weeks

Ibrahim Serif was convicted for participating in a Friday prayer

Ankara, Beijing plan joint public diplomacy activities and media projects

They said the drug cartel shot them and burned the vehicles to send a smoke signal into the sky

The pair were roped together and were climbing with a guide at the time

New Delhi turns down multiple requests to share design details, allow visits to controversial dams and reservoirs

Islamabad to return $93.5m to Moscow after signing agreement

Foreign office briefs envoys ahead of landmark inauguration of visa free corridor

On the new map, India's border cuts into Kalapani, long a source of contention between the two countries

With the explosive success of vegan beef and burger substitutes, the alternative protein sector just keeps growing

We also captured his sister and brother-in-law in Syria, says Turkey's top leader

Comment comes after Saudi Arabia brokered a power sharing agreement between Yemen's govt and southern separatists

PM Imran says ‘Riyadh agreement’ is a crucial step forward towards durable peace, security in Yemen

Wounded were transported to hospital for treatment

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said that Iran would resume uranium enrichment at an underground plant

Says Pakistan is 'frustrated' since Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah came into power

Three southernmost provinces have been in the grip of a conflict that has killed more than 7,000 people

Top-tier orchestras in Vienna are traditionally a predominantly male preserve

Police said three people were wounded in the incident, including the attacker

Nets, lines, cages, crayfish traps and gillnets are either lost or intentionally dumped in the ocean

Climate warming has slowly but clearly been shrinking the glaciers along the Andean Cordillera above the valleys

She says she wants to focus on education, women's rights, transportation, environmental issues

There have been many injuries in the protests, violence and vandalism has increased

They take funeral portraits, pen their last testaments and lay in a closed coffin for around 10 minutes

He expressed allegiance to the militant group al Qaeda, previously served jail time

He was ordered to pay a fine of 40,000 ringgit ($9,700) for his crime

The accused took photos of the victim, placed her body in a suitcase and then buried her

He says the US will help Mexico wipe drug cartels off the face of this earth

Islamabad urges Kabul to take immediate steps to ensure safety and security of its diplomatic staff

Agreement will open new period of stability in Yemen, says Saudi crown prince

The book quickly rose to third on Amazon's list of bestselling books

Abdullah says it is imperative for any future talks to include negotiators from the Afghan government

Govts using social media to manipulate elections and monitor their citizens: Freedom of the Net 2019 report

Though UK doesn't criminalise prostitution, sex workers can be prosecuted for offences such as soliciting for clients

The two groups, who usually rub along in India's vast court system, have been at loggerheads since weekend

It is the harshest penalty meted out by a Russian court so far

The move is the fourth announced by Iran since it began responding to Washington's abandonment of its commitments

Top lawmakers in both houses of parliament are raising concern over the timing