The cars in the parking lot belonged to the people who had come to see the aero show

The deaths come less than two weeks after more than 100 people died after drinking bootleg alcohol in northern India

Downing Street said the trio's views on no deal were "scarcely a secret"

Tensions have been rising over a row about the delivery of humanitarian aid

Johan Cosar used his military training to recruit hundreds of men to defend Christian groups from IS

Mr Buhari says he has built a strong foundation for prosperity but his rival says Nigeria is not functioning

The explosion startled the neighborhood and shattered windows in nearby buildings

She will replace Nikki Haley, who resigned last year

The summit is slated for Wednesday and Thursday

Pompeo will travel to Manila on February 28 and March 1 for talks with President Rodrigo Duterte

Deaths from illegally brewed alcohol are common in India because the poor cannot afford licensed brands

The UK remains on course to leave the European Union on 29 March

In Venezuela, a much smaller crowd gathered for a rival, three-day "Hands Off Venezuela" festival being organized by Maduro

Mr Bashir has been the focus of anti-government protests in recent weeks

President Nicolás Maduro has closed the country's border with Brazil amid a row over the delivery of humanitarian aid

The clash occurred in southeastern Bolivar state close to the border with Brazil, which President Nicolas Maduro ordered closed on Thursday

The announcement issued late Thursday was made after a meeting of the National Security Committee

Ms Begum, who left Bethnal Green, east London in 2015, is living in a refugee camp in northern Syria and gave birth to a son last weekend

Some governments have banned Huawei from supplying parts to their networks due to security fears

All of the latest victims worked at the Salmora tea estate in Assam's Golaghat district, dozens were being treated in two local hospitals

PM Modi says that India’s endeavours towards peaceful development had been derailed too often by cross-border terrorism

Saudi Arabia is one of China's top crude oil suppliers and an important market for its exports

Pakistan ears that India may tamper with the 1960 Indus Water Treaty

Akihito's Heisei era will end when he abdicates on April 30 in favor of his elder son, 58-year-old Crown Prince Naruhito

Many believe the IS threat won't end with the pocket's recapture and an insurgency is underway

The Trump administration has recognized Guaido as Venezuela's interim president

The embattled leftist leader went on TV to say that he was also considering shutting the border with Colombia

In central Pakistan, nine were killed in three incidents of roofs on houses collapsing amid the rains, four of them in the city of Multan

The National Security Council advises the president on security and foreign policy issues

Around 11,000 Kashmiri students enrol at Indian universities outside their home state each year

The yearly campaign first kicked into action in 2010 after huge amounts of rubbish were getting trapped in the fishing nets of locals

He says Jewish leaders that France would recognise anti-Zionism - the denial of Israel's right to exist - as a form of anti-Semitism

Ms Bishop had faced months of speculation about her future after losing an internal party ballot to become prime minister last August

It comes as Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said defecting MPs should "resign and put themselves up for election"

Avalanches and landslides are common in the region and have killed at least 21 people in the Indian portion of Kashmir in January and February

Firearms are tightly controlled in China, with private ownership illegal, while knives are mostly unregulated

The Day was established by UNESCO on November 17, 1999 to promote linguistic diversity and multilingualism

The latest attack occurred in the Ebete community of Agatu

Prince Mohammed's visit to Beijing follows one earlier this week by a high-powered delegation from Saudi Arabia's chief strategic rival Iran