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Funding to strengthen UNHCR’s interventions in education, health, sanitation

Prime Minister Saad Hariri’s express and sombre televised address was met by cheers from crowds of protesters

US president on Sunday announced the killing of Baghdadi by American special operations forces in northwestern Syria

CPJ releases 2019 Global Impunity Index; Somalia worst for fifth year in row

Rights watchdog assails New Delhi over excessive use of force including pellet guns, tear gas and rubber bullets

Female participation in Indian workforce is among the lowest in the world

I am going to the Baabda Palace to give my resignation, says outgoing premier

Afghan border posts suffered ‘substantial damage’ in retaliatory action from Pakistani troops

Police fire tear gas and shotgun pellets as around 40 clashes flared across the valley

The fire scorched 600 acres which sending people fleeing in the dark

It has been battered by nearly five months of pro-democracy protests

Polat Can, a senior adviser to the SDF, published details of the intelligence work that led to US raid

Tehreek-e-Kashmir chief says India spends poverty alleviation money given by UK on military operations in IOK

There is some confusion about when the talks will take place

Sparrows, parrots almost disappeared due to predatory birds, the disappearance of nesting places

Body of the victim was found by passers-by near a tram stop in Melbourne hours after she was attacked on her way home

Couple spend three days with the body before dumping it

Police discovered bags containing methamphetamine and a glass contraption for smoking it, at the headmaster's flat

She helped refugees and internally displaced people around the world

ICAO says flights carrying national leaders are considered 'state aircraft', not subject to provisions under the body

Police use pepper spray, batons to push back protesters, several injured

Smaller in height, width and volume when compared to western and other eastern populations

More than 250 people have been killed since protests started on October 1

US senators say TikTok is "a potential counterintelligence threat we cannot ignore"

British police sent documents regarding four of the victims to Hanoi for further verification

'China has made it clear to the US and India that blacklisting countries is not the purpose of FATF'

The three Abrahamic monotheistic religions are in complete agreement in their approach to end-of-life situations

Organisers say 300 speakers from 30 countries, including American officials will attend the annual summit

Nirmal Purja completed the climb of the 14 mountains

Workers used an oil drill to dig a hole, but the rig broke down because of the rocky ground

The incident comes just hours after Macron urged France's Muslims to step up the fight against "separatism"

The US Geological Survey says the initial quake was followed by a number of smaller shakes

The tourists were on a snorkelling tour near Airlie Beach when they were attacked

People who use cannabis regularly may be at increased risk of developing depression, psychotic symptoms

An inside source was responsible for leading US forces to his hideout, says Kurdish official

CM Mahmood warns against hoarding stocks of wheat, flour

Katie Hill however denies having another sexual relationship with a member of her congressional staff

Nagar Kirtan will enter Pakistan through Wagah on Thursday

The Facebook-owned service has never allowed posts that promote or encourage suicide or self-harm

Incident comes just hours after Macron had urged France's Muslim community to step up the fight against "separatism"

IS social media channels have not confirmed Trump's announcement of Baghdadi's death

In meeting with Khalilzad, PM Imran stresses need to overcome difficulties

European parliament and European Union hierarchy not involved in organising the trip

The event aims at presenting the kingdom as a dynamic investment destination

Schools in Hafer al-Batin suspend classes due to weather condition

Setting the next deadline for departure on January 31 next year

Trump attended the tie-breaking game five of the series on day his administration announced the death of Baghdadi

The 45th president has long struggled, politically speaking, with the mantle of commander-in-chief

The return to power of protectionist Peronists comes amid a lengthy recession and a debt crunch

This measure came a day after Pinera said he had asked all ministers to resign in order to form a new government