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Across Iraq, more than 1.6 million people remain displaced

At least 193 people in 22 states have contracted severe respiratory illnesses after vaping: US health officials

Activists threw petrol bombs and bricks in the gritty industrial area of Kwun Tong

Andrew rejects any suggestion that he participated in the alleged sex crimes that Epstein was accused of

As Houthis have stepped up their attacks against targets in Saudi Arabia in the past few months

New Zealand increases scrutiny of websites, social media companies in the wake of the Christchurch massacre in March

Beijing announces latest retaliatory tariffs on about $75 billion worth of U.S. goods

We have made progress, now discussing implementation mechanism: Taliban Doha spokesperson

March aims to show solidarity with Kashmiri people, journalists

If they don't want 'no deal' Brexit then we have got to get rid of backstop from treaty, Johnson tells reporters

Antonio Guterres tells Shah Mehmood Qureshi UN watching the alarming situation in IOK

Law does not permit public official to exclude persons from otherwise-open online dialogue, says court ruling

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Modi honoured by the Middle Eastern nation amid brutal crackdown in IoK

Anne McClain is accused of accessing the bank account of her estranged spouse from the International Space Station

Zarif will visit China, Japan and Malaysia fresh on the heels of a tour of Western European nations

Assad advisor accuses Turkey of turning the observation points into spots for transporting weapons

After Greece said it will not offer any facilities to the vessel

Police use batons, rubber bullets and tear gas against hardcore protesters

Organisers say 135,000 people took part in the demonstration, inspired by one in 1989 'Baltic Chain'

Protesters clash with Indian forces after Friday prayers

Officials report that he shot himself with his service weapon

BJP leader was on life support at a New Delhi hospital following complaints of breathlessness

Officials have given no details about the possible cause of the fire

US President Trump has imposed steep tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese goods, with a further $300 billion in imports

Johnson says the Britain he will lead will be "an international, outward-looking, self-confident nation"

While the government acknowledges the issue of violence against women, critics say not enough is being done

Epstein, who once counted Trump and former President Bill Clinton as friends, was arrested on July 6

Trump's America now stands in opposition to several of its closest allies

As officials sense a glimmer of hope after Johnson's meetings with Merkel and Macron this week

Thousands to march around 20 miles down the coast from Biarritz to denounce leaders over environmental damage

The Congress leader, his delegation stopped from exiting Srinagar airport after a scuffle with authorities

It was the latest in a series of short-range missile tests the nuclear-armed nation has carried out in recent weeks

If he goes back on his promise to deliver Brexit at any cost on October 31, "I think there will be riots"

He got a call from Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, who he had previously called "nasty" when she rejected his idea

He vanished without contact for several days before Beijing confirmed he has been taken into custody

Fires are the result of significant acceleration of deforestation for the lumber industry

As a record number of fires in the Amazon rainforest intensified an unfolding environmental crisis

Unable to work for three months and far from his children, Haughton lost his two jobs as a construction worker

Microplastics larger than 150 micrometres are not likely to be absorbed by the human body, says WHO

Clashes between stone-throwing protesters and Indian security forces leave more than 100 injured

World Food Programme finds a new weapon to maintain awareness, one with a wet nose and a wagging tail

Barricades, razor wires erected in many places to prevent people from gathering at Lal Chowk and Sonawar

Two rhinos undergo a risky procedure with extracting their eggs using techniques that have taken years of research

India's national flag carrier owes three state-run oil firms more than $630 million

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Whelan arrives in the court handcuffed, escorted by two security guards wearing black masks

In August 1989 the human chain helped the Baltic states win independence from the Soviet Union

In August 1944 ordinary Parisians rose up, led by Resistance fighters, to throw off the Nazi yoke

As the fires have already burned more than 1.6 million acres of tropical forest