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Imprisonment of Fariba Adelkhah and Roland Marchal has added tensions between Tehran and Paris

At least 348 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza by Israeli fire since the marches began in 2018

Human rights experts urge Islamabad to clear scholar Junaid Hafeez and lift death sentence

Johansson told Times of India said she had sought permission from police to take part in protest

Floods, storms and fires brought chaos and destruction as extreme weather struck every corner of the globe

FM Qureshi says the anti-Muslim and Hindutva-based thought of Modi government has divided entire India

Earlier, police gave her verbal assurance that she could take part in peaceful protests

Thousands of armed policemen patrolled Muslim-dominated localities ahead of the weekly congregational prayers

12 people still missing, 49 homes destroyed

Large quantities of ash could pose a threat to the quality of water in dams, if fire is followed by heavy rain

Five men died after they were shot by police as a protest flared against the new law

Turkey has been a key transit point for irregular migrants aiming to cross to Europe to start new lives

Videos shared online show dozens of users succeeding in getting eggs to balance on different surfaces

AJK president says 2019 has proved to be the worst year for more than 500,000 people of AJK living along the LoC

Several thousand baton-wielding volunteers from a Hindu hardline group held rally in support of govt

War continues to rage across the country, with ordinary Afghans frequently bearing the brunt of the violence

India's most populous state has suffered some of the most violent protests against Anti-Muslim citizenship law

Protesters spent the afternoon marching through multiple malls chanting anti-government and anti-police slogans

Many whistleblowers stay anonymous, and some collect million-dollar rewards for exposing fraud

Paris Agreement 2015 saw nations commit to limiting global warming to two degrees Celsius (2.7 Fahrenheit)

10 photos of the solar eclipse as seen in countries across Asia

Ankara signed two separate accords a month ago with Libya’s internationally recognized government of Fayez al-Serraj

It also hit Boracay, Coron and other holiday destinations that are famous for their white-sand beaches

Democratic presidential candidates have meanwhile focused on health care and other domestic issues

About 200 homes were affected by the fire in a matter of hours

It was the second time in recent months that rocket fire cut short one of his meetings

The visit is being considered as a damage control exercise in the wake of the KL summit which Pakistan did not attend

He robbed the home of a Japanese businessman, strangled him with a tie

Unauthorised public assemblies, protests over political situations in other countries are banned in Singapore

One of the chefs scheduled to cook at the eatery became a sort of folk hero after cooking for student protesters

At least 21 people have died in clashes with police, BJP leaders surprised at the backlash

Indian troops violate truce, suffers fatalities in retaliation

At least 18 people have died since UP chief minister unleashes reign of 'revenge' against the Muslim community

Astrologer claims PIC attack, Musharraf verdict results of annular solar eclipse

Shooting took place during a security operation in the coastal city

Cause of poisoning has not been determined but investigators are looking into a gas heater

He prays for children suffering from war and conflicts in various countries of the world

Modi govt was not anticipating magnitude of anti-Muslim law backlash

Arrests come days after more than 340 Chinese nationals arrested in Philippines for unlicensed gaming businesses

Tens of thousands of Afghan civilians, members of security forces and 2,400 US military personnel have been killed

Afghan forces have changed defensive attitude to an aggressive one, pursuing the insurgents elsewhere in the country

US may abandon $110m drone base, end aid for anti-militancy efforts: NYT report

Bolivia's government has issued an arrest warrant for Morales should he try to return to his homeland

The last few months have seen more than 900 homes lost across the dry continent

Around 6.5 million people in Syria are food insecure, or lack access to sufficient nutritious food

More than 140,000 Libyans like Mohammed have fled their homes since April

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres labelles COP25 as disappointing

At least 25 people have been killed in almost two weeks of protests

Police chief says the soldiers turned themselves in after shooting civilians

After throwing the money, he walked to Starbucks, sat down and waited for cops to arrest him