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India closes Pakistan border crossing after deadly Kashmir attack
Modi government also suspends visas and expels Pakistani diplomats over 'support for terrorism'
Pope Francis dies aged 88
Pontiff was first Catholic Pope to visit the Arabian Peninsula
UAE condemns deadly attacks on refugee camps in Sudan
Paramilitary Rapid Support Forces take control of famine-threatened Zamzam camp
Glitter of King Tut's tomb has left Maghreb's past shrouded in darkness - until now
Archaeologists are looking beyond Ancient Egypt to dig into the mysteries of Morocco and the rest of North Africa
In charts: How UK's asylum costs shape new foreign aid reality
Britain spends almost $2 billion less on hotels - but more overseas cuts on the way
US stocks sink again with Trump's 104% tariffs on China deadline looming
Dow falls more than 300 points after morning rally
China hits back on new Trump tariffs threat and vows to fight 'to the end'
US President on Monday threatened to impose fresh 50 per cent tariff on China
Algeria pushes through anti-landmine vote at UN
States urged to 'strengthen efforts' even as Russian neighbours quit mine ban treaty
Russia 'flip-flopping' on ceasefire as it strikes Ukraine again
Britain and France angered by latest deadly raids in Kharkiv
Germany set to ease arms sales to Middle East
New government expected to focus on defence and economic needs as UAE-friendly politicians vie for foreign minister role
What is the International Criminal Court?
Judges in The Hague can try world leaders for war crimes - but Israel-Gaza war shows limits of their powers
Two arrested in Hezbollah counter-terror probe in London
One of the men is suspected of preparing acts of terrorism
Four pro-Palestine protesters face expulsion from Germany
Activists accused of anti-Semitism and supporting Hamas vow to fight deportation
King Abdullah: Gaza a painful example of disability challenge
King applauded for raising Middle East conflict at global summit on disability in Germany
Special reportPKK’s secret Europe money web and how it could delay Turkey ceasefire
Extortion, door-to-door donations and ‘economic empires’ in Europe fuel Kurdish insurgency
