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It is the first time a ballot has been cancelled in a national election over attempted vote-buying, says official

Authorities say 61-year-old pharmacology professor got his pupils to make MDMA and another 'designer drug'

Unusual incident took place at a rural property in Victoria state

Military announces a transitional period of up to two year after Bashir was ousted after three decades in power

The US-Turkey relationship has been strained by Ankara's threat to launch an offensive in northeast Syria

The Saudi-led alliance has been accused of acts that could amount to war crimes

The winner may be known by late on Wednesday, though official results will not come until May

In 2017, Israel passed a law banning entry to foreigners who support boycotting the country

Setback for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his environmental policies just six months ahead of national polls

Image posted by the actress garners 1.7 million views

Nearly 300 contestants from continents of Europe, Asia, Africa, America and Oceania participated in event

Workers are forced to do unpaid overtime and lose pay for drinking water at their work stations: report

Only a few countries in the world have legalized euthanasia

Six Pakistani nationals were burnt to death after fire breaks out in their Abu Dhabi’s Al Ain home

President Emmanuel Macron has vowed the mediaeval monument will be restored after its spire and roof collapsed

Both paintings were stolen in a daring raid in 2002 by thieves using a simple ladder and a length of rope

TikTok allows users to create and share short videos with special effects and is hugely popular in India

Initial results showed the main opposition CHP narrowly won control of Turkey's biggest city

The last time Taliban met Afghan government was at talks in Pakistan in 2015

TV footage showed police cordon and fire trucks outside the embassies

More than 400 firemen were needed to tame the inferno that consumed the roof and collapsed the spire

The bloodshed came as the US pushes for a peace settlement with the Taliban

They received prison terms for having tried to build a Bahrain Hezbollah: prosecutor

Petitioners say that women were allowed to enter mosques during the time of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

Video shows BJP workers allegedly intimidating the woman to pull down the flag

Migrants include 10 men, six women and five children

Majority arrested for breaching public order laws and obstructing highway

Monday night sees two prominent religious sites catch fire

SC calls on the election commission to get tough on hate speech

The General Election Commission is expected to announce an official result in May

Reuters honoured for its coverage of atrocities committed against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar

Redeployment of forces was agreed in Dec under a ceasefire deal reached in Sweden

Cause of the fire still not known

A colossal fire swept through the famed Notre-Dame Cathedral in central Paris

Firefighters enter the cathedral and bring out some of its priceless artworks

'Far-right extremist' presents illegal Nazi salute before running away from the scene

Congresswoman says that she had experienced 'an increase in direct threats on her life'

Group notorious for strictly conservative attitude to women’s rights

Cathedral is one of the French capital's most visited landmarks

18 countries still have laws that allow husbands to legally prevent their wives from working, says US first daughter

Cassowaries have a four-inch dagger-like claw on each foot

Wife accused of showing off her 'red lips, pink skirt, high heels'

Twelve rescue workers also hurt

Bodies reach Islamabad after being handed over to Pakistan Embassy officials

Adityanath had spoken about a 'green virus' apparently referring to Muslim voters

Mob hurled stones at convoy injuring the driver

The fund is worth about $92 billion

Scores of shipwrecks in Lagos' waterways have turned parts of its shoreline into a marine cemetery

Supporters of Assange said Ecuador had betrayed him at the behest of Washington

The allegations played a large part in prompting voters to oust Najib's corruption-plagued coalition