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Demonstrators held up signs paying tribute to the 20 people killed and more than 1,300 injured during the protests

Technical aspects over its implementation remain to be ironed out including matters of accounting for emissions

Trump had planned to sign a deal with China's leader Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the now-cancelled summit

The latest average of polls shows only 40.9 per cent of Americans approve of Trump

More than 250 people have died and 10,000 have been wounded in the past

It follows an agreement they signed last week which gave Kurdish forces 150 hours to withdraw

Mali's army struggling in the face of a militant revolt that has spread from the arid north to its centre

Diplomatic relations between Iran and the US have been frozen since 1980

The militant group appoints a successor to Baghdadi identified as Abu Ibrahim al-Hashemi al-Quraishi

The fires prompted California Governor Gavin Newsom to declare a statewide emergency this week

He was also accused of 39 counts of manslaughter, as well as human trafficking, immigration offences

His former acting secretary McAleenan served in the role for six months

German Chancellor to take up the matter with India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Thunberg's highly publicised journey has so far involved crossing on a zero-emission sailboat from England to New York

As elephants' natural habitant shrinks, nearly 2,300 people have been trampled in India in the last five years

MQM founder's trial will formally start in June next year

India is notorious for the gender killing of baby girls, seen as a financial burden because of the dowry

Law requires internet providers to install technical devices by authorities to enable centralised control of traffic

Spokeswoman says group established at request of midshipmen, as academy 'provides for the exercise of diverse beliefs

Greta Thunberg says the climate movement does not need any more awards

A government-appointed environment panel declared Delhi’s air pollution a public health emergency

Our thoughts and prayers are with the people and families affected by the disaster, says William and Kate

Before joint Turkish-Russian patrols are due to start in areas near the Syrian border

Trump calls on Republicans to support him

The defence ministry sent vessels, planes, divers to scour the ocean for any sign of missing people

The traditional festival honours deceased, believes the living and dead can commune during fiesta

Violent protests continue, with thousands arrested and many public properties damaged

The driver lost control as the engine, brakes failed

China denies meddling in Hong Kong, accuses foreign governments of stirring up trouble

Riot police with shields, batons pushed back crowds of revelers and demonstrators

Trump criticise British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit divorce deal

Calls on India to withdraw export-contingent subsidies within periods varying from 90 to 180 days

According to analysts, whoever emerges as the new leader will have to pull the group back together as a fighting force

Sikh pilgrims will not need passport to enter Pakistan

The technique is a centuries-old folk art form in mainland China but few people in Hong Kong have the skillset

International court’s chief judge submits report on spy case to Antonio Guterres

There must be an opportunity for the armed forces' companies, says Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi

Under the rule of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi has embarked on a series of landmark changes

Specially crafted gold-plated palanquin is to be placed at Gurdwara Karartpur

Protesters defy an emergency law that bans face coverings and sparking renewed clashes with police

Conan injured chasing Baghdadi into a dead end tunnel in his Syrian hideout, where IS leader detonated a suicide vest

The blaze started before 3am on Thursday morning, with the cause unknown as yet

Firefighters struggle to contain dozens of blazes, including one caused by a lightning strike far north of the city

6.5 magnitude quake hit the island of Mindanao

It has forced evacuation of the library and nearby homes as it spread to more than 1,500 acres

Killings came as Bolivia's govt agreed to dispute the election results through binding audit by US-based organisation

After regime troops deploy along parts of Syria's NE border to help stave off the Turkish offensive

The time mooted is 9pm for primary school students and 10pm for middle school students

Horrifying tales of three victims of mass shootings

Seen as an important tool have long sparked controversy as war against the Taliban intensifies