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Correspondent smiles and continues with work

Officers wrestled the suspect to the ground, arrested him

In a bid to make the countries compliant with bloc's standards

Anti-government graffiti is scrawled over bus stops and buildings

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) calls for a nationwide campaign against the deal with China

The laureate must obtain more than half of the votes cast

The motion demanding the government's sacking had received 237 signatures

Maintaining a ceremonial silence under the light rain, those present placed candles in front of the synagogue

A series of fires have destroyed at least 29 homes and numerous other buildings in the past week

Democrats accuse Trump of stonewalling and obstruction

They dragged him several dozen metres down the street, before police and public intervened

The gunman films the assault and posts a Christchurch-style video online

Johnson has vowed Britain will leave on October 31 with or without a deal

Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus has been at odds with Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina since 2007

The government announces three days of national mourning in the wake of the unrest

In Afghanistan today, music channels still play his songs daily

Both the SOHR and SDF reported heavy clashes near the city of Tel Abad

Bioprinter produces beef, rabbit and fish tissue using magnetic fields in microgravity

Move is the latest in a series of measures aimed at increasing the rights of women in the kingdom

Foreign Office official says dates of visit yet to be finalised

The Turkish air strikes kills two civilians and wounded two others

The Anti-Fake News Act 2018 was passed by former prime minister Najib Razak's administration

Consumers and politicians call the online ad 'sickening' and 'irresponsible'

Utusan Malaysia was the country's oldest Malay-language newspaper, founded in 1939 during British colonial rule

'If we had a nuclear weapon, it would have been obvious that it would have been impossible for us to use anywhere'

Six suspects arrested of sending Islamophobic messages, bomb threats to mosques, political parties, media institutions

The committee warns about a possible repeat of Russian meddling in next year's election

The first batch sold out in under an hour, and additional seats were also snapped up in short order

After old artillery shells were discovered by people walking in the forest

Demonstrators, often in the thousands in major cities for big protests, want Moise's immediate resignation

The scandal has now ensnared Sondland, who agreed to be deposed by House Democrats probing the matter

US bombed several drug-making facilities in western Afghanistan

As relations between the countries sour

The rare protests broke out in defiance of a ban on demonstrations

Johnson's proposals outline a new way to avoid a hard border between EU members

Imran holds wide ranging talks with President Xi

The two leaders will meet in Chennai on October 11-12

In the last eight years, Bangladesh has brought home about 1,750 trafficking survivors from India

Despite New Delhi’s antagonistic policies, Islamabad looking to reap economic benefit from cross-border project

Malaysia seeks Indonesia’s cooperation to state Kuala Lumpur’s stance on IOK issue in UNSC

Greta Thunberg told world leaders at the UN conference last month that they had stolen her childhood with empty words

'India’s communication blackout in occupied valley is having a devastating impact on Kashmiris'

She had asked court to protect her children from forced marriage and grant non-molestation order

Igor Rybakov hurls the cash into crowd at the Gazprom Arena in St Petersburg

Dies after spending 36 of her 40 years in captivity at the zoo

PM Modi admitted that LoC skirmishes would have ended 'better' for if it had Rafales

Madrid is home to some 12,000 Argentine quaker parrots which are common in much of South America

Omer Ismail chosen for making waves in the finance industry as a partner at investment bank Goldman Sachs

Asim Umar killed along with six other AQIS members, claims NDS

Johnson has repeatedly said he will not shift on the issue, pointing to a collapse in the negotiations