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Member states have already accepted a delay in principle to avoid the risk of a disorderly divorce

Several plain-clothed police fired in the air near the anti-government protesters

Paris says there has to be a strong justification to grant another extension for Brexit

'Baghdadi was believed to have been in Idlib for about six months'

Khalilzad in Kabul for first time since deal with Taliban collapsed in September

IS chief killed himself during a US Special Forces' raid by igniting a suicide vest in northwest Syria

Bangladesh conservationists raise hopes that a successful hatching could save endangered species from extinction

The death of Baghdadi is an important moment in our fight against terror, says Boris Johnson

'Baghdadi killed himself during the raid by igniting a suicide vest'

Al-Arabiya said Iraqi government cited lack of license for suspension

Thousands of Iraqis returned to the streets in the capital, defying curfews and violence that has left over 60 dead

Taliban claim IED attack on convoy of US forces in Kandahar

FM Qureshi says decision taken in view of India's atrocities in occupied Kashmir

Nearly 90,000 people were ordered to flee their homes in Sonoma County

The next presidential election is scheduled to be held in 2020

Says businesses and places of worship had been destroyed, and that an untold number of Ethiopians had been displaced

More than 600 people have been injured in the protests, 367 of them civilians and 289 police, official figures show

Conflicting accounts are common in Papua, a mineral-rich region on the western half of New Guinea island

Saudi, OIC representatives censure India for rights violation in occupied Kashmir

Zalmay Khalilzad's visit comes after meetings with the Taliban in Pakistan

The Southeast Asian nation is the second-biggest producer, after Indonesia, of the oil

Belgium has not had a fully functioning federal government since December 2018

Around 57 exhibitors from two countries showcased their equipment

Headway made on specific issues; talks will continue

The 18-year-old was found half-naked by authorities of the detention facility in a northwestern town of Germany

After US Defense Secretary said troops were reinforcing their positions in oilfields near the Syrian-Iraqi border

Violence erupted after activist Jawar Mohammed accused security forces of orchestrating an attack against him

38-year-old Indian Union Muslim League worker was killed on his way to the mosque

Organisers estimated at least 170,000 people attended Saturday's festivities

She acted as a foreign agent for Russia by infiltrating a gun rights group

Protests represent the second phase of a week-long movement in early October that ended with more than 150 people dead

An overview of new and ongoing demonstrations

Earlier, the city's pro-Beijing leaders used a colonial-era emergency law to ban protesters from wearing face masks

Relatives fear he may have been carrying falsified Chinese passport

Security Minister Durazo denies reports that elder brother was captured

The deadly incursion killed hundreds and caused 300,000 people to flee their homes

White House struggled to push back against an impeachment investigation targeting the Republican president

Tens of thousands of residents near Santa Clarita fled their homes as the so-called Tick Fire scorched 4,300 acres

He hopes will give him a majority to pass the divorce deal he struck with EU leaders last week

Turkish foreign ministry rejects the accusations saying it wants refugees to return in a safe and honourable manner

A toxic haze could envelop New Delhi, neighboring cities if authorities fail to clamp down on fireworks this Diwali

Heavy rains in central Japan

Beijing wants US to cancel existing tariffs on Chinese imports, in return for increase in purchases of US commodities

Demonstrators carrying indigenous and national flags sang popular resistance songs

The company last year debuted a neural network-based technique for processing 'natural language'

Like the Olympics, the event of Military World Games is held in every four years

'It would offer Ankara another six-month extension of the batteries, if requested'

Japan was hit by heavy rains just two weeks after a deadly typhoon barrelled through the country

US official seeks a ‘roadmap’ from India, to political and economic normalcy in IOK

China calls on Britain to seek “severe punishment” for those involved in the deaths