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More than 100 inmates escape from a jail on Sumatra island

Warns that there would be no concessions on "important principles"

Beijing says talks will continue to resolve the row

'The aircraft was shadowed and forced to land at Jaipur for necessary investigation'

After US intelligence reports suggest Iran planning some sort of attack in the region

Mexico, a country ravaged by the violence of drug trafficking cartels, recorded 33,513 missing persons until 2017

Experts believe the total bill will come to between 600-700 million euros

Nepal has raked in over $4 million in Everest permit fees alone in 2019

Pyongyang fired two short-range missiles Thursday following an earlier drill on Saturday

'He's here and he's perfect!', the 38-year-old tweets

In contrast, drum beaters help faithfuls in Pakistan get up for the pre-dawn meal

She was jailed in early March for refusing to testify in a grand jury investigation targeting WikiLeaks

Around 300,000 application users may have been affected, says official

WFP spokesperson says damage to humanitarian food stocks unacceptable

Governor Arevalo blames the killing on a splinter group of FARC

38-year-old currently isolated at an infectious disease centre in a stable condition

Seen as a first step in implementing a fragile truce meant to avert a new conflict

DFCF calls for a campaign of civil disobedience to crank up the pressure on the military

Jatupat expresses gratitude to King Maha Vajiralongkorn for the pardon

Move follows 11 days of street protests in London by environmental campaign group Extinction Rebellion

After a Senate panel orders Trump Jr to testify as part of its investigation

Kim accuses Washington of acting in 'bad faith'; gives it until the end of the year to change approach

Says an upcoming US peace plan would provide a fresh approach

Second missile test signals it is serious about developing new, short-range weapons to be used in war with S Korea, US

Both side agree to continue discussions but doesn't hinder steep new tariffs on Chinese goods

Two-thirds displaced in just 10 countries including Syria, Colombia and Somalia

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is expected to strengthen his grip on power in midterm polls

A 2017 report estimates that one in eight five to 19-year-olds in Britain has at least one mental health disorder

Research allowed team to map hotspots across Antarctic, finding penguin colonies to be proxy for biodiversity

Aim to firm up an alliance as a staggered general election draws to a close

Some Democrats argue Mueller report lays out multiple occasions in which Trump may have obstructed justice

Kingdom abolishes decades-old kafeel (sponsor) system under which residents would not require a sponsor or employer

Image shows couple holding hands with a chimpanzee with the caption 'Royal baby leaves hospital'

The 44-year-old had admitted the offence after being spotted by a member of the public

'Mark Zuckerberg's power is unprecedented and un-American': Chris Hughes writes in NYT

Mahathir says rights reforms did not enjoy broad support in the country

The Supreme Court called the petition frivolous and an attempt to start a 'roving inquiry'

Russia marks 74th Victory Day since the end of World War Two in Europe

As voters approved a ballot initiative by a razor thin margin

Foreign Office says Islamabad wants that historic water distribution treaty be allowed to function

The week of joint drills, which ended Wednesday, comes after two other US warships sailed near islands in the region

Closest rival Democratic Alliance trails at a distant 26%

The Iran nuclear deal requires that its partners take action to boost the country's economy

Aide tries and fails to scrape the critter away with some papers

Gunman captured and arrested by the police

Foreign ministry says they help provide recruits to terrorists

Cites pressing business in Washington as reason for cancellation

Various communities face floods along a north-south path more than 1,600 kilometers in length

Yellow, green note worth around US$35 came into circulation last October

Some 42,000 people are involved in looking for remains of Soviet soldiers across the country