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HARARE: Both leading contestants in Zimbabwe’s disputed presidential election signalled they had won on Thursday as a nervous nation awaited the official results three...

Imran Khan's party said it has begun talks with independents and small parties to form a coalition government after a resounding triumph in Pakistan's...

SAN FRANCISCO: Whole Foods Market met a new foe this summer during talks to lease a top retail space in a San Francisco mall:...

SAN FRANCISCO: The Federal Bureau of Investigation is probing to see if Uber had used software to illegally interfere with its competitors, the Wall...

With the anticipated transfer of football phenomenon Neymar to Paris Saint-Germain, Qatar is hitting back at its Gulf rivals with a high-profile soft power...

LONDON: The days of Manchester United weakening their Premier League rivals by poaching their best players are a thing of the past, manager Jose...

He is the tennis version of the Incredible Hulk and on Sunday Novak Djokovic made his closest rivals turn green with envy as he finally achieved something no man had accomplished for nearly half a century.

ISLAMABAD: Iran's Ambassador to Pakistan, Mehdi Hunardoost Friday said that the Chabahar port is not a rival to Pakistan's Gwadar port, ARY News reported. 

CAIRO/ADEN: Rival forces fought on in Yemen on Wednesday despite a declared halt to a Saudi-led bombing campaign, showing how tough it may be to find a political solution to a war stirring animosities between rival Gulf powers Saudi Arabia and Iran.

ADELAIDE, Australia: As high-voltage World Cup encounter between arch-rivals India and Pakistan is set to take place on February 15 at Adelaide, Australia, the stadium authorities have also geared up and devised a plan to cope with any emergencies coming out on and off the field, ARY News reported.

KABUL: Afghanistan's rival presidential candidates signed a deal to share power in a unity government on Sunday, capping months of turmoil over a disputed election that destabilized the nation at a crucial time as foreign troops prepare to leave.