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He says a president who prioritises climate reforms could reduce US emissions by 49 per cent by 2030

School children were kept inside at breaktime as pollution levels soared far above 'hazardous' levels

Denuclearisation negotiations have been at a standstill since a summit in Hanoi broke up in February

FM Quresh­i walks out of Istanbul conference during Indian minister’s speech

Chairman of Xinjiang Uygur reiterates that no force can stop Xinjiang's stability, development and prosperity

Judge brands Joseph McCann as 'coward, violent bully and a paedophile'

Activists argue that their communities contribute almost none of fossil fuels emissions driving climate change

Bill seeks to amend the Citizenship Act of 1955 which prohibits illegal migrants from applying for Indian citizenship

Secret govt documents reveal senior US officials knew the war was unwinnable but kept the truth from their public

PIA flight PK 250 takes off for Islamabad after a delay of two and a half hours

Trump thanked Iran for what he called a 'very fair negotiation' after an American scholar was released on Saturday

India has long battled a high number of violent crimes against women, particularly sexual assault

Video-sharing site restricts posts by users it identifies as disabled, fat or LGBTQ+

Little ones were born at the zoo in August but in keeping with Chinese tradition they were only named after 100 days

Human rights campaigners warned of a deepening culture of impunity as police take the law into their own hands

'Whakaari', as it is known in Maori, is New Zealand’s most active cone volcano

More than 2,000 kilometres to the west, the reliance on charcoal in Kinshasa is also causing severe problems

US president has repeatedly blasted the House inquiry as a partisan attack by House Democrats

Johnson's relaxed style and lack of attention to detail has led to accusations of incompetence

Britain will have until December 31, 2020, to strike a new agreement to replace decades of integration

The FBI says they are investigating with the 'presumption' Pensacola attack was an act of terrorism

Sarra Marin will be world’s youngest serving prime minister when she takes office

Iran-born Ali Milani says he's seen an 'anti-Johnson tactical vote'

Hariri stepped down following nationwide protests; deeply divided political class fails to agree on new premier

'The skiing part of the expedition is over, It was a wonderful moment when they slowly came to the boat'

'The result of the latest test will have an important effect on changing the "strategic position" of North Korea'

We knew each other socially and then we bumped into each other at a restaurant in Hobart, says Tennis star

The banana was a work of art by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan and was sold to a French collector

Development comes just months after the Philippines reported its first cases of polio since 1993 in September

President Rouhani says budget will benefit from a $5b investment from Russia

Congresswoman will be honoured on March 23 next year for her services to the Pakistani community

Woman, man arrested for racially abusing and assaulting 14-year-old girl on local bus

Victims are labourers who were sleeping inside factory located in a congested residential area

India must end communications blockade, mass detentions, and preserve religious freedom for all: US lawmakers

Protesters in Riad al-Solh Square smother flames with jackets and blankets

49-year-old tried to blackmail student nurse by sharing recorded video of them having sex

Amna Nawaz is a senior correspondent for PBS 'News Hour'

Swami Nithyananda accused of sexual abuse announced creation of his own new country with cabinet, golden passports

Development comes three months after Trump abruptly halted diplomatic efforts that could end America's longest war

Iranian scientist Massoud Soleimani and US researcher Xiyue Wang were released from detention after Swiss mediation

Wildfires have killed at least four people and destroyed more than 680 homes across eastern Australia

The 23-year-old was on her way to attend a court hearing over her rape when she was set on fire

Armed men have killed at least 19 people, including three police, near Baghdad's Tahrir Square

Pelosi has asked the Judiciary Committee to draw up formal charges against the Republican president

Woman attempts suicide after her marriage proposal was rejected on the basis of caste system

Minister thanks Kuwait's Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad for his role in mediation

Envoys from Britain, France, Germany, China, Russia and Iran are taking part in the high-level huddle

US naval air station hosts 16,000 military personnel and more than 7,000 civilians

The Kenyan Red Cross said 11 survivors had been recovered from the flattened block in Tassia estate

Decision comes after an extreme right-wing group in the European country tried to burn a copy of the holy book