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His arrest came just hours after the reported detention at Hong Kong's airport of a vocal independence campaigner

State Dept urges India to respect human rights, comply with legal procedures

New phone will not have key Google apps, a disadvantage for Chinese tech giant hit by US sanctions

Apple disclosed little about what it plans to spotlight in the Steve Jobs Theatre at its headquarters

Tech giant had previously lobbied against 'right-to-repair' bills to supply independent businesses

Destructive changes can be seen in decline of fish stocks, damages by storms, and millions displaced by rising seas

We're always going to have a presence, says US president

The discovery has the potential to alter our understanding of human evolution

Malaysia has been particularly hard hit as many recyclers from China moved there as the ban took effect

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They are still open to calling a vote of no confidence, says finance chief of the Labour Party

Porter said the proposal would allow Australians to express their religious beliefs away from the workplace

The NATO allies agreed to set up a joint operations centre which Turkey said at the weekend was at full capacity

Previous studies conclude that wildlife in urban areas had higher cholesterol levels

Critics say the byline helped her unfairly gain admission to the prestigious Korea University the following year

There were 89,994 cases of measles in 48 European countries in the first six months of 2019

Mattis avoided appearing on camera, knowing speaking his mind could only worsen a tense White House

It comes a day after opposition parties vowed to seek legislative changes to prevent a no-deal Brexit

Band aid kind of solutions are not going to help the economy, says expert

Macron accuses Bolsonaro of lying to him about his commitments on climate change

The military and civilian parade, held in the capital on October 1, is expected to be the biggest in its history

Trump faces two law suits, including one ongoing case launched last year by several congressional Democrats

Johnson says he wants a deal but will leave without one if necessary

Japan plans to train experts in 30 African countries in the next three years on managing risks and public debts

Activists say assaults are so pervasive that cases reported in the media are just the tip of the iceberg

Saturday's rally was set to mark five years since Beijing rejected political reforms in Hong Kong

This move has sparked outrage among opposition lawmakers and many others in Britain

G7 countries pledge $20 million to tackle blazes engulfing parts of the world's largest rainforest

China's near-silence about Yang's fate has only further strained relations between China and Australia

Tapirs were driven out of their natural habitat throughout Central America by deforestation

President Rouhani says Iran would not talk to the US until all sanctions are lifted

Joseph Dunford says US will make sure Afghanistan is not a sanctuary

This individual was deemed inadmissible to the US based on information discovered during the CBP inspection''

Asia's third-largest economy has slowed in each of the past three quarters

President Macron, King Abdullah II underline importance of resolving all issues peacefully

The two foes have been meeting in Doha in recent days in a bid to put final touches on a historic deal

The move is the latest by Facebook to crack down on efforts to deceive or manipulate users

The pound slides on the surprise news, which opponents branded a 'coup' and a 'declaration of war'

Information Minister Moammar al-Eryani says government forces had taken Aden’s airport from the separatists

British PM pledges that Brexit will happen 'do or die' on October 31

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Protests have broken out, with police using pellet guns and tear gas to disperse the crowds

More than 900,000 people were ordered to evacuate

Thirteen others were left seriously injured following the blaze

Some of the blazes are down to natural causes, some by farmers clearing land for agriculture

He didn't block the portion of the law that bans terminations on the basis of fetal sex, race or risk of Down...

After losing power last year, the former prime minister was arrested and hit with dozens of charges related to 1MDB

It was the world's deadliest conflict, estimated to have killed 40 to 60 million people

Hackett accepted her apology, but acknowledged that the words "cut deep for me"

Nearly a million more people are under a lower-level evacuation advisory over the heavy rains