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US Defence Secretary Mark Esper also tells MBS Washington is looking into all options after the attack

89 people were arrested over the weekend after 'radical protesters' attacked two police officers

NATO chief ‘extremely concerned’ as Russia offers missile defences to Saudi Arabia

Iran will not approach any international court, nor would Pakistan pay fine in case of delay

The immediate withdrawal of American troops is necessary for establishing peace in Syria, says President Rouhani

Jeanne Calment remains the longest-living person on record, researchers insist

Former CIA agent has been living in Russia since leaking classified documents to press in 2013

Iran stepped up its fight against smuggling fuel earlier this month

The maligned community has long been subjected to tight movement restrictions

Here's what you need to know about probable Carcinogen found in Zantac

Human rights watchdog report says that Indian govt’s heavy-handed measures are only making a bad situation worse

Seoul and Tokyo have been embroiled in the trade dispute since July when Japan tightened export controls

Drone attacks on two major oil facilities

As hopes for progress at a working-level dialogue dampens

Nigel Farage says Boris Johnson’s attempt to do a deal with Brussels will be rejected by parliament

Former chief minister IOK Farooq Abdullah is held under the Public Safety Act, may face two-year jail without a trial

Iran says the accusations are baseless and unacceptable

Bees swarm when a queen bee leaves an existing colony to find a new home together with thousands of worker bees

Before last week’s round of short-range missiles launch

The initial trigger for the protests was a contentious extradition bill

Some 16,700 households were also without water because several water purification plants had no power

The public security ministry says five people were killed and three were injured

Cause of the crash is not known and an investigation is underway

Residents say abuse is aimed at creating a climate of fear in the occupied valley

Ministry says The government will do its best to stabilize the demand and supply situation and prices

The second such deadly blast in the wider rebel-held area since June

Price increase weighs across global stock markets on fears of impact on global growth

Turkey is concerned by the steady advance of Syrian forces into the region, backed by Russian airpower

Downing Street has confidently billed the Luxembourg visit as part of efforts to negotiate an orderly divorce

Rescue efforts underway after Royal Vasishta vessel carrying 73 people capsizes on Godavari River

Trump recently irked India when he told Imran Khan that Modi has sought mediation on Kashmir

It is the first time the US president has hinted at a potential American military response to the attack

For the first time, Riyadh is facing the repercussions of its military adventurism

Islamabad turns down global powers’ request to engage in backdoor diplomacy with New Delhi

Step would enable authorities to keep proper record of cargo and passengers travelling between Pakistan, Afghanistan

British-Kashmiris march through streets of Britain’s Reading town for Kashmiris’ right of self-determination

Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan describes the 18-carat gold work famously once offered on loan to US President Trump

OIC meeting comes amid Benjamin Netanyahu's vow to annex Jordan Valley if re-elected

US accuses Iran of 'masterminding' drone attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities

Human rights watchdog demands New Delhi to allow access to news and information coming out of IOK

Iranian FM Zarif says ‘blaming Tehran won’t end the disaster, but accepting its proposal for talks may’

All settlements are viewed as illegal under international law

US, Saudi officials investigate possibility the attacks involved missiles launched from Iraq or Iran

As the country hold its second vote this year after Netanyahu failed to form a coalition government

They did not mention the WHO in the announcement, which it said came following talks with ICRC in Doha

It led to the interruption of about 50 per cent of total production

One of them was Gyimah, who now becomes the Liberal Democrats' 18th MP in the 650-seat House of Commons

Libya's private media outlets have dug in and exposed their journalists to potential reprisals

Iran says US bases and aircraft carriers within range of its missiles

Hundreds of Hong Kong protesters outside the British Consulate