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The 1975-90 civil war may be over, but conflicts in nearby countries still devastate entire communities

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Heightened fear of racism & 'white terrorism' in the citizens of US

A total of 1,801 died from the mosquito-borne disease between January 1 and July 21

20 people killed and 47 sustained injuries

There are no rules and no time limit - people can keep going until they run out of paint

Blasphemy involves acting or speaking in an offensive way about God or things held to be sacred

Some locals in El Paso say that the president will not be welcome

The letter also expressed the APPG's concern about movement of an additional 8,000 paramilitary troops

Tolls are often high because there are no life jackets and many Congolese do not know how to swim

Former premier Sonia Gandhi walks out of parliament session in protest of Modi's decision to end special status of...

16 children and 53 women were among the migrants on the boats

The victims are a cross-section of America: grandparents shopping & young adults enjoying a night out

The protests were triggered by opposition to a planned law that would have allowed extraditions to mainland China

US allows citizens of 38 countries including South Korea, Japan and France to enter for up to 90 days without a visa

The measure also bars transactions with Venezuelan authorities whose assets are blocked

The nuclear deal set limits on Iran's nuclear programme in exchange for the removal of punitive economic sanctions

Agriculture, industry, & municipalities drink up 80% of available surface and groundwater in an average year

Colombia is the world's biggest producer of cocaine, accounting for around 70 per cent of global supply

The protestors are largely leaderless, organised online through social media and messaging apps

Washington calls on all parties to maintain peace and stability along the Line of Control

FM Qureshi also urges UN chief to appoint a special representative on Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir

US president makes an unusually direct condemnation of racists as he takes on the role of consoler in chief

Saudi authorities say 117,00 more pilgrims flock to the kingdom to perform Hajj this year

Flying to New Delhi for pre-scheduled meetings to further build international consensus, says Zalmay Khalilzad

Britain's decision to form the joint maritime task force with the US marks a departure in policy under Boris Johnson

Searing heatwaves saw records tumble across Europe last month, with high temperatures within the Arctic Circle

India's move to revoke IOK's special status to increase risk of further human rights violations, says Amnesty

Observers say New Delhi's decision is not a knee-jerk reaction to Trump’s Kashmir mediation offer

Move to snatch IOK special status condemned by prominent Indian opinion makers

More than 1,500 people evacuated from the Derbyshire town of Whaley Bridge

Rihanna, John Legend and Chris Evans are just some who took to Twitter amidst multiple shootings

American gun manufacturer Remington named a hunting rifle model Walmart founder Sam Walton

Kids' apparel market is growing fast and is worth more than $40.5 billion

Laws for strong background checks for firearm purchase to be passed

A short history of the Europeans, who began exploring primarily in search of gold

Tantalising odours of popular Syrian dishes of shawarma, fatteh and garlic sauce fill the air of the Kafouri district

Some Democrats accuse President Donald Trump of dangerously fanning racial tensions

The bill, to be introduced to parliament on Thursday, will be a conscience vote rather than along party lines

More than 100 flights at the city's airport, one of the world's busiest, were also listed as cancelled on Monday

It's been a long time coming for the brand to include a more diverse cast of models

The artist claims she's trying to get across what others struggle to say

As a speeding car driving against traffic crashes into three others causing a huge explosion

It will then cross the Atlantic Ocean via the Faroe Islands, Reykjavik, Greenland and remote parts of northern Canada

As US seeks to start Operation Sentinel to guarantee freedom of navigation in the strategic Gulf waters

Pictures from India's lockdown on IOK

A long and tough battle lies ahead, says former IoK CM Omar Abdullah

After months of threats to begin an offensive against the US-backed Kurdish YPG militia

Amid increasing tensions between Libya's Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj and strongman Khalifa Haftar

Say abrogating article 370 is an act of further aggression on the rights of the people of the state