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'Believe me, many more people will see this selfie than will hear this speech'

Recounting harrowing stories protesters chant 'Stop male violence!'

Hundreds of Kashmiris protested against New Delhi following premier's speech

Adult film star who claimed to have an affair with Trump termed her arrest 'politically motivated'

Turkey throws away 26 million tons of food every year, says chair of advocacy group

Preliminary results are not expected before October 17

Malaysia is too small to face up to the Asian powerhouse, says Mahathir Mohamad

People littering, spitting, queue-jumping may also be fined

Gives no reason for his adventurous Skyper climb

Protests demand Israel to end the crippling blockade of the strip and allow Palestinians to return

10 photos of protests from around the world - including Switzerland, Mexico, Argentina etc

Protestors rejected a "truce" proposed by Moise in an address broadcast to the nation on Wednesday

Afghans heading towards the polling stations to cast votes

After being held off the port of Bandar Abbas for more than two months

Indian media focuses on the duration of the prime minister's speech

Any whistleblower must signal his or her complaint to the inspector general, who has 14 days to review it

Some 4,300 people were listed as dead, while nearly 60,000 people are still living in makeshift accommodation

Flash floods after heavy rains killed at least 17 people in western India's Maharashtra state earlier this week

The document listed "myths" and "facts"

Public support is growing for impeachment after the release of an anonymous whistleblower's complaint on Thursday

The White House on Wednesday put out a summary of a July 25 call with Ukraine's newly elected president

Construction magnate Aly's viral videos accusing Sisi and the military of corruption sparked shock protests

The Trump administration in 2017 appointed Volker to take charge of US policy on Ukraine

Analysts call the scheme of a safe zone 'unrealistic'

Thousands of protesters rallied at the harbourside chanting slogans accusing the police of brutality

Landmark dates since the US-led invasion following the September 11 attack

Protesters gathered in Dhaka after Friday prayer, demanding restoration of the special status of IOK

The teenage activist inspires climate strikes across the globe

Millions of Afghans go to the polls amid threats of militant attacks and a collapse of peace talks

Paranoia exists also to ensure that you are never caught by surprise

Previous two air strikes were carried out on September 19 and 24 near Murzuq killing eight and 11 IS militants

Barricades go up across roads and bridges in Srinagar as occupation forces in bulletproof gear guard deserted streets

Discovery of protocluster suggests that large cosmic structures were present in very early stages of universe

Indian PM harps on terror mantra, says lack of unanimity on terrorism ‘dents principles of creations of UN’

Indian Army Cheetah helicopter crashed in Bhutan; one pilot was Indian and the other Bhutanese

Security tightened in Cairo, entrances to Tahrir Square shut; Sisi urges supporters to not 'worry about anything'

As UN announces the formation of a committee to write a new Syrian constitution

Trump returns to Washington without meeting Rouhani on the sidelines of the UN summit

More than 170 civilians have been killed, more than 300 wounded in attacks involving the Taliban

Foreign aid still accounts for more than half of Afghanistan's budget

Earthquake shakes buildings, damages two mosques

Britain’s looming exit from the EU carries real risks that medicines and healthcare supplies

A 'child' icon appears for passengers booking flights on the airline if children travelling are aged under two

The complaint caps a stunning week of revelations that have put Trump's presidency in jeopardy

I hope you all understand that we still care about Hong Kong society, says Lam

This week 155 undocumented immigrants were detained in the Los Angeles area for deportation

A man started a campaign four years ago to reduce unnecessary honking

Entrances to Anchar guarded by young people manning barricades made of tree trunks, electricity poles & barbed wire

Kingdom will open online visas to citizens of 49 countries starting Saturday

Only a few small groups have survived the crackdown