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Thousands of IS members, including foreigners, women and children, are being held by Kurdish-led authorities

The United Kingdom is heading towards a showdown with the EU

Filmmaker Shero Hinde is screening films in remote villages using just a laptop, projector and a canvas screen

2017 verdict overthrown over failure to consider key forensic evidence indicating that the baby had choked in the womb

New law is partly a response to police shootings of unarmed black men

Crowds protest frequently in the city despite a severe clampdown on phone and internet services

It was conferred earlier in April 2019 to Modi for boosting bilateral ties between the two countries

He says there is now a danger of terrorist organisations like ISIS being revived

A jury decided the accused assaulted four members of Antifa, an anti-fascist group

Naik was questioned by the police for a second time for his provocative remarks

Recorded thefts in Spain's second-largest city, home to around 1.6 million people, doubled over the past four years

Dr Amartya Sen says Modi's claim that IOK clampdown was a preventive measure is a "classic colonial excuse"

In 2014, the state jury decided there was insufficient evidence to support homicide charges against the officer

The bus was carrying more than 40 Chinese nationals heading towards the tourist town of Luang Prabang

EU repeatedly states that it was not ready to renegotiate the Brexit deal it had reached with May

Jack Letts, 24, says he never grew up being accepted as a British anyway

Pompeo said the move was a mistake by the British

Tehran says any US move to seize the vessel again would have heavy consequences

The young men of Soura have been guarding their neighbourhood to keep Indian forces out of the area

A day before his arrest, he told an agent that 'war makes me happy'

This move could make it more difficult for Epstein's alleged victims to sue his estate

It will launch in Canada, Netherlands and US on November 12 while in Australia and New Zealand a week later

92-year-old passed away in Mumbai due to cardiac arrest

Hindu hardliner leader, accused of Malegaon blasts targeting Muslims in 2008, termed Mahatma Gandhi's killer a...

'If I just put a beard on, then maybe they would listen to what I have to say'

US president telephones Imran, Modi, discusses Kashmir

Sandeep Gopinath Mali, 41, was produced in court on Sunday and remanded to police custody till August 21

The change comes amid growing fears Britain is set to leave the 28 member bloc without a divorce deal in recent times

Some 740,000 Rohingya fled to Bangladesh in August 2017 from a military offensive in Myanmar

'American Factory' charts a Midwestern rust belt community's journey from optimism at the giant plant's reopening

Shavendra Silva has been accused by UN of war crimes during final stages of Tamil separatist conflict

10 bombs explode at restaurants, public squares in Jalalabad; five rockets fired at celebration venue in Mehtralam

The LPR is an interest rate that commercial banks charge their best clients, to better reflect market demand for funds

'Disturbed Areas Act' of Gujarat state restricts sale, transfer of property without permission from local authorities

The Idlib region is supposed to be protected from a massive regime offensive by a buffer zone deal

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says Britain will leave the European Union, with or without a transition deal

Shenzhen has grown from a sleepy fishing village into an economic powerhouse

Ivanoff shared his discovery on Facebook where the message was translated by Russian speakers

A sniffer dog alerted officers to a trailer with a shipment of peppers in San Diego

Authorities estimate it could take days before the blaze is brought under control

Negotiators from the two economic powerhouses prepare to restart talks over a free trade deal

Worldwide congratulations poured in after the signing hailed as the beginning of a "new Sudan"

Turkey is home to more than 3.5 million Syrian refugees, the highest number in the world

He hints that the White House would like to see Beijing resolve ongoing protests in Hong Kong first

Only two per cent of the 226 respondents now see a recession this year, compared to 10 per cent in February's survey

Pictures of the events around the world

As the Iranian vessel departed Gibraltar despite a US bid to have it detained

The latest fighting has killed 59 militants and allied rebels as well as 28 members of pro-regime forces

The question of how the continent's borders should be managed now causes rifts

The move targeting Jack Letts has prompted a diplomatic row with Ottawa