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Four rockets fired on new Parliament building built by India in Kabul
No casualties have been reported as of now.
Nepal Army Chief leaves for week-long China visit
General Rajendra Bahadur Chhetri left for China on Sunday at the invitation of the Chief of army staff of the Peoples' Liberation Army.
North Korea warns of strike on Seoul's presidential palace
The warning is against Washington and Seoul over joint US-South Korean military drills now underway that the North sees as a dress rehearsal for invasion.
Man shot, held in Brussels linked to foiled Paris plot
The prosecutors said in a statement they had detained three people in Brussels on Friday in relation to the French attack plot.
162 individuals with links to ISIS arrested in Malaysia
Malaysian police have arrested 162 individuals suspected of having links with the Islamic State militant group, the Home Ministry said.
Turkey says Brussels attacker deported in 2015, Belgium ignored warning
A Turkish official confirmed that the attacker in question was 30-year-old Ibrahim El Bakraoui, a Belgian citizen.
Suspected Brussels bomber Najim Laachraoui arrested: As it happened
Police have now appealed to the public to help them identify the suspects.
Brussels attacks: World leaders react to deadly terror bombings
Two blasts targeted the main hall of Zaventem Airport at around 8:00 AM (0700 GMT), with prosecutor Frederic Van Leeuw saying the assault likely involved at least one suicide bomber.
Army blows up suspect package at Brussels airport
In a statement on Twitter, Belgium's Crisis Centre said army explosives experts would neutralise a suspicious package at Zaventem airport
TV sets in Gujranwala hospitals removed before Indo-Pak game
The television sets were removed from the cardio wards from the Gujranwala Civil hospital and was then applied by other private hospitals in Pakistan.
Australia's Sydney darkens for tenth Earth Hour
In Sydney, where the Earth Hour idea originated in 2007, many harbourside buildings fell dark as the city switched off for the tenth year in a row.
Holidays for Pakistan minorities a 'moderate ideological' move
Pakistan's parliament adopted a resolution to declare Holi, Diwali and Easter festivals as public holidays for minorities on Tuesday.
North Korea test fires two mid-range ballistic missiles
US defence officials said they had tracked two launches -- both believed to be medium-range Rodong missiles fired from road-mobile launch vehicles.
Ecuador army plane crash kills all 22 aboard: President
The plane went down in the eastern province of Pastaza, near the border with Peru.
Trump loses badly in Wyoming, Washington DC; presidential race tightens
Trump is said to be the favourite at this point of time as he has the maximum number of 460 delegates followed by Cruz (367), Rubio (153) and the Ohio Governor John Kasich 63. To win the party's presidential nominee, the candidates need to have the suppor...
Indian-origin journalist heckled, detained at Trump rally
The journalist was covering the clash between protesters and the Republican front-runner's supporters when he was detained.
