Syachrul Anto, 48, who died on Friday, was part of the team searching for body parts and debris from the jet in the Java Sea
The overall Air Quality Index (AQI) of Delhi was recorded at 346, which falls in the ‘very poor’ category
China has pledged more than $60 billion to Pakistan in the form of loans and investments for roads, ports, power plants and industrial parks
Following a series of provocative nuclear and missile tests last year, Kim shifted to diplomacy when he met with Trump between three summits
The 13 parliamentary seats at stake Saturday represent a tiny fraction of the 1,171 national, regional and state assembly seats nationwide
Trump says his Republicans are in a good position ahead of Tuesday’s midterm congressional elections
The American leader was supposed to arrive in Bogota after the November 30-December 1 G20 meeting in Buenos Aires
The sanctions take effect Monday and cover Iran's shipping, financial and energy sectors
As part of the deal, Asia Bibi will be barred from leaving the country, though it is unclear for how long
He says Khashoggi’s close friends and family had urged activists to protest “in key states that are close to the Saudi regime
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Friday called for a halt to violence in Yemen to pull the country back from a “precipice”
Khashoggi was murdered at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on October 2
Haq's nephew Mohammad Bilal told Reuters his uncle was found with stabbing and gunshot wounds in his house on Islamabad's outskirts
Barack Obama, the US president at the time, had argued the deal would prevent Iran from developing nuclear arms
"The reason they dismembered Khashoggi's body was to dissolve his remains more easily", Aktay tells the Hurriyet Daily newspaper
The United States moved its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in May
Unemployment held steady at 3.7 percent, a 48-year low
The relaxed laws would create two new visa categories to allow foreigners in sectors with labour shortages to enter the country
Sex workers in their glass-fronted booths in the Dutch capital complain that they are subject to gawping from camera-toting tourists
The disappearance of the island "may affect Japan's territorial waters a tiny bit
The top US diplomat has previously said the killing "violates the norms of international law"
Waving black flags bearing the Islamic declaration of faith, several thousand demonstrators, many wearing white Islamic robes
He says he went to Syria in June 2015 to see for himself what was really happening and how the conflict affected ordinary people
Pakistan shut down schools and colleges after radical cleric Khadim Hussain Rizvi, the leader of Tehreek-e-Labbaik party
Katsutoshi Jitsukawa, 42, who works for Japan Airlines, was arrested on 28 October after failing a breath test
This is the fourth economic espionage case the department has brought against Chinese-based companies and individuals since September
An Australian man has been sentenced to 10 years in jail for encouraging his wife's suicide, in a case believed to have set a global precedent
The phone call comes as tensions between the world’s two biggest economies are rising on several fronts, including commerce and security
The rights group released a report early on Friday that documents the arrest of at least 15 journalists by state security forces
The bus plunged 50m (164ft) off a bridge into the Yangtze River in Chongqing on Sunday - at least 13 people died and two more are missing
A total of 2,260 Rohingyas will be repatriated in the first phase as Bangladesh and Myanmar agreed to begin their repatriation in mid-November
The victims have been identified as Shyamlal Biswas, Ananta Biswas, Abhinash Biswas, Subal Biswas and Dhananjay Namsudra
Khashoggi, a Saudi national working for the US press, was a well-known critic of his home country's rulers
He faces 44 counts of murder, hate crimes, obstructing religious practices and other crimes
The group says the rest of casualties happened in suicide attacks, roadside bombs, mortar attacks and clashes between Afghan forces and the Taliban
Mr Trump has faced repeated criticism from US media and opponents for lying and distorting the truth around issues
The Department of Justice alleges the men participated in a scheme that stole billions of dollars from Malaysia's development fund, 1MDB
Last week the president sacked PM Wickremesinghe and his cabinet and suspended parliament, appointing former leader Mahinda Rajapaksa as the new PM
Nasheed, who had been jailed for 13 years on a controversial terrorism charge, was welcomed at Male airport by president-elect Ibrahim Mohamed Solih