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In response to the legislation, an influential religious group announces to launch a legal challenge

Authorities say neighbours managed to catch him with a large blanket

North had fired ballistic missiles that flew about 250 km and they appeared to be similar to those launched last week

V.G. Siddhartha founder of the Cafe Coffee Day chain that beat Starbucks at its own game in India was last seen Monday

Trump accused Beijing on Twitter of stalling, and warned of a worse outcome for China if it continued to do so

Democrats were united in stressing the urgency of defeating Republican President Trump in the November 2020 election

Princess Haya bint al Hussein also applies for a ‘non-molestation order’ that protects from harassment or threats

Pakistan condemns the attack, extends heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims

DG ISPR says Pakistan Army will take all measures to protect innocent civilians along LOC from Indian firing

Besides jail term and fine, the law will require Muslim men to financially support their wives

Visa-free entry will be available to 48 nations, including China, India, and the United Kingdom

Case concerns Dubai's ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum and one of his wives Princess Haya, 45,

US president's attacks over the past two weeks have drawn criticism

Rise in number of casualties caused by government and foreign forces, report reveals

UN human rights spokesperson questions disqualification of 57 candidates from the Moscow city elections

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Wife's body found in a bathtub after Najafi turns himself in and confesses to killing her

Authorities areplanning to capture male tigers from other parts of the forest

Lavers organised a clean-up on the island last month, collecting six tonnes of plastic garbage

The issue is rarely discussed publicly and campaigners say police often ignore cases

Killing protesters in Sudan rally

The protest has now morphed into a wider backlash against the city’s government and its political masters in Beijing

Members of opposition parties chant slogans as they protest outside the national parliament

2,500 US Marines will train in Australia each year

The negotiations in China's financial hub will be the first face-to-face discussions

The pound has lost 3.6 cents since Johnson was named Britain’s new prime minister a week ago

It is the season's third hurricane

Iranian commandos seized the Stena Impero near the Strait of Hormuz on July 19

Interior ministry spokesman says security forces taking "serious measures" to protect candidates

He pardons 4,764 people

Swimming Australia is not interested in due process, nor is it interested in protecting clean sport: Xinhua

Sri Lanka under a state of emergency since the Easter attacks

Aside from health fears for the local population, environmentalists warn the fires may accelerate global warming

Accused manages to get into the annual outdoor festival by cutting through a fence to avoid security measures

Many detainees may have died from asphyxiation: govt official

State media says several million tonnes have been bought

Beijing stands ready to also strengthen anti-terrorism and law enforcement

US secretary of state says President Donald Trump has given the directive

Trump claimed Sharpton is always looking for a score

Indian opposition parties blame Modi for not performing his political duties

Allegations include sexual misconduct, nepotism, and other abuses of authority to suppress legitimate dissent

Iraq and humanity requires its Nuremberg moment: Karim Khan

'The Sabika Sheikh Firearm Licensing and Registration Act' calls for guns and ammunition to be licensed and...

It is collusion, it is corruption and it is greed: Sanders

One of the deadliest attacks on civilians in recent years

Raab says 'undemocratic' Irish backstop has to go from Withdrawal Agreement

HMS Duncan was sent to help accompany vessels through the Strait of Hormuz after Iran seized a British tanker

Prime Minister Hun Sen denies, calls news "slander"

The two countries share a long and porous border and have a history of supporting armed groups

Although Tehran will continue to reduce its nuclear commitments if Europeans fail to salvage the pact says official