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According to the latest survey by UN Office on Drugs and Crime, Bolivia has 24,500 hectares under coca cultivation

Over 100 women signed up from the Uttar Pradesh state alone, says report

At least 17 people died in election-related violence up to polling day

55-year-old man beaten to death in the Indian state of Bihar's Araria district

Decision is controversial because Israel claims all of Jerusalem as its capital

Turkish president holds joint press conference with PM Imran Khan, who is on two-day visit to Ankara

One man was confirmed death in the unrest and at least 15 people are injured

Thailand's tourist islands struck by storm Pabuk, the first storm to strike the islands during peak holiday season

Heatwave in Australia hits Melbourne, prompts fire bans amid fears that a fire would be difficult to contain

Sentences one of three men convicted in the murder to death

The opposition criticises the move calling it an abuse of power

Following the detention of a number of Canadians

Rashida Talib, Ilhan Omer blaze a trail first Muslim women ever elected to US House of Representatives

Premier meets the Turkish leader in his two-day official visit to Turkey

US continues to press North Korean to get rid of its nuclear weapons

Houellebecq, a fierce eurosceptic, became a pin-up of the far right after his last book, 'Submission'

Authorities arrest 266 protestors across the state of Kerala

Trump had earlier mocked Modi's comments on building a library in Afghanistan.'I don't know who's using it', he...

Trump has threatened a veto of the legislation that would fund homeland security operations until February 8

Victim's mother says culprit believed daughter was talking to a boy on the phone

Pelosi will preside over the most diverse Congress in history

The report finds found that switching from meat to alternative proteins can have positive effect on nutrient intake

Some 539 people crossed Strait of Dover in 2018

Brazil's new 22-minister cabinet is staffed with seven ex-military officers

The Iraqi and two Pakistanis allegedly ran a criminal group and falsely presented themselves as migrants

Erdogan threatens to expand Turkey's fight against PKK to Iraq and launch an operation in Sinjar

Eric Drouet was held while heading for Champs-Elysees 'yellow vests' protests

Twelve people aged 16 to 42 suffered minor injuries and a 17-year-old is being treated for head wounds in hospital

Italian foreign ministry says it has 'no knowledge' of any asylum request from Jo

May is seeking extra reassurances from Brussels to help persuade sceptical lawmakers

All 11 accused were present with their lawyers at opening hearing in Riyadh

China's labour force is becoming smaller as the population greys

Rebels accuse Myanmar military of deploying heavy artillery against villagers

Excavation in the London area unearthed an ice store that brought attention to the forgotten ice-trade

Trump says he wasn't happy with what Mattis had done in Afghanistan

The explosion leaves dozens homeless over the New Year

After a truck trailer blows off a cargo train in strong winds and hit a passenger train

To be the first tropical storm in the area outside of the monsoon season for around 30 years

Police arrest a teenager

Three decades after his first murder

As Washington seeks to counter an increasingly assertive China

A surprise pre-dawn operation triggers clashes across Kerala

The two sides have always maintained close communications on relevant cooperation, says Chinese FM spokesperson

Officials open discussion for arranging summit

Officials put three provinces under 'state of calamity' to give them access to emergency funds

US accuses Beijing of ongoing pattern of military and economic espionage

Minhaj criticised Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and was openly critical of Saudi-led military campaign in Yemen

Trump’s relations with Putin are under the microscope as a result of alleged Russian meddling in 2016 election

Representatives for Romney could not be immediately reached for comment to Trump's tweet

Bolsonaro, former army captain turned lawmaker openly admires Brazil’s 1964-1985 military dictatorship