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Pakistan describes slain Hizb commander Burhan Wani as 'freedom...

Pakistan also claimed that India was not qualified to become a permanent member of UNSC as it was constantly violating...

14 July 2016 1:02 PM GMT

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Pakistan urges UN to pressurise India to hold talks on Kashmir

Pakistan claimed that Kashmiri people cannot be deprived of their right to self-determination.

14 July 2016 11:51 AM GMT

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China warns of 'decisive response' over South China Sea provocations

China has reacted furiously to the tribunal's verdict which said that Beijing has no grounds for its claims in the...

14 July 2016 11:45 AM GMT

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Twitter suspends JuD chief Hafiz Saeed's account for anti-India tweets

Indian security agencies reportedly accused Saeed of inciting violence through his Twitter handle.

14 July 2016 10:59 AM GMT

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US to offer Russia anti-terror pact in Syria

Kerry was due in Moscow later on Thursday and was to hold talks first with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

14 July 2016 10:42 AM GMT

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Iraq holds parade to celebrate victories over Islamic State

The parade was held to mark the liberation of Fallujah and Ramadi and all the Iraqi territory that was liberated.

14 July 2016 10:41 AM GMT

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4 dead; extremist suspect holds police base hostage in Kenya

Police commandos have been deployed to rescue other prisoners from the station and try to end the standoff.

14 July 2016 10:40 AM GMT

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Russia has 'never' discussed transition with me: Bashar al-Assad

Only the Syrian people define who's going to be the president, when to come, and when to go, says Assad.

14 July 2016 9:16 AM GMT

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Britain's new finance chief rules out emergency budget

Ahead of last month's referendum, Osborne had suggested that an emergency budget would be required in the event of a...

14 July 2016 8:58 AM GMT

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No plans to revive peace talks with Taliban, says official

The group has met five times since January, in Kabul and Pak. The meetings did not include Taliban, who have refused to...

14 July 2016 7:31 AM GMT

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Violation of international norms can be disruptive: US on SCS row

The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague on Tuesday ruled that China had no legal basis for its 'nine-dash line'.

14 July 2016 7:28 AM GMT

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LGBT history lessons edging closer to California classrooms

The new curriculum outline will have lessons on California's place in the gay rights movement for fourth grade students.

14 July 2016 7:27 AM GMT