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India will become third-largest economy but China will not overtake the US as world's largest in the forecast period, Centre for Economics and Business Research predicts
Police say they boarded the Eagle S after it sailed near the cable, which was shared by Finland and Estonia
Monarch also spoke of 'pride' at how communities responded to riots where mosques were targeted
The pontiff made the plea in his Christmas Day address at St Peter's Basilica
Court finds them guilty of crimes including kicking fans and inciting violence
The scarcity of the luxury watches makes them a target for thieves as London struggles with high-value crime
Radio-wave weapon has been trialled successfully by the British Army
Negotiator who worked to free hostages from Somali pirates says dealing with the Houthis could be more difficult
Giant hole opened in ship as its volatile cargo threatened to erupt, endangering lives of crew
Houthi attacks on shipping have persisted for more than a year, with no end in sight
Landmines charity tells The National the scale of the problem facing Syria is 'unique'
Unicef says Idlib province, which has struggled since last year's earthquake, is particularly vulnerable
Fawaz Akhras is the first member of the Assad family to speak after collapse of what he acknowledges is the 'former regime'
One exiled Syrian cafe owner told The National of plans to sell up and move home
The descendants of Ras Desta Damtew want the Imperial Order of the Star of Ethiopia to be on display in their homeland
