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Far-right attacks in Chemnitz were triggered by the fatal stabbing of a German man

They were killed during fresh protests near the Erez checkpoint

His four sisters have been handed suspended sentences for ignoring their ageing father

Breach international human rights standards and amount to homophobic discrimination will be held on October 6, 7

Two fishermen were killed and about 30 others have been injured by Israeli naval forces this year

Georgia is one of five states that use touchscreen machines with no paper record

Israel's PM office says Netanyahu places blame for the shooting down of the aircraft on Syria

'Israel holds the Assad regime, whose military shot down the Russian plane, fully responsible for this incident'

Beijing struck back dollar-for-dollar to each escalation of the trade dispute but is running out of US goods to hit

British authorities could be frozen out of bloc’s policing mechanisms such as European Arrest Warrant and Europol

More than 13 million people from 155 countries joined forces to collect man-made non-degradable trash

Trump campaigned in 2016 promising tight restrictions on immigration

Smugglers promise migrants they will be rescued at sea by Spanish coast guard and then taken to migrant centres

Washington wants to see concrete action toward denuclearisation by North Korea before agreeing to Pyongyang's key goal

India has witnessed an increase in lynching

Israeli military did not provide the reasons for the 24-year-old Palestinian man's death

Lodhi reiterates Pakistan's support for Afghan peace process

Activists call for cannabis to be decriminalised for use in public

Trade tensions would likely impact Chinese and foreign companies immediately and negatively, says Ma

A Hindu nationalist group behind the rise of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is opening up to critics

Nigeria has declared a national disaster after severe flooding left about 100 people dead across 10 states

The summit brought together Djibouti President Ismail Omar Guelleh and his Ethiopian counterpart Isaias Afwerki

The three elephants, part of a larger herd, were crossing the railway when a train derailed and hit them

15 people were killed when the Russian plane was brought down, says defense ministry

Trump defends Brett Kavanaugh, says he, 'Never even had a blemish on his record'.

Demographic trends show a billion people have lifted themselves out of poverty in the past 20 years

The UN's detailed analysis calls on the international community to investigate military top brass for genocide

Separately, a missile strike on a military target in the coastal Syrian region of Latakia killed at least two people

President Moon Jae-in arrives in Pyongyang for his third summit, seeks reboot to denuclearisation talks

The collision, which occurred around 11:15pm on Monday, triggered a fireball

President Trump announced tariffs on another $200 billion in US imports of Chinese goods

Rain-gorged rivers threatened further flooding on the storm-battered US East Coast

Pentagon says the United States was not involved and declined to provide further details

Pyongyang eyes reunification with Seoul, reconciliation with Washington

An ex-diplomat said white males were the overwhelming majority in senior official recruits

The new cap will be a sharp drop from a limit of 45,000 it set for 2018

Kongthong has long been cut off from the rest of the world

The Unseen Children’s House has around-the-clock care and security features including CCTV cameras, panic buttons

According to pact, all heavy weapons be withdrawn from the buffer zone and so the 'radically-minded rebels'

The health minister says overcrowding undermined the facility's infection control measures

People believe the practice absolves them from their sins, transferring their sins to chicken

One of the major agenda items on the table include a Saudi bailout package for the new government

About 9% of youths surveyed nearly one in 11 said they had tried cannabis in e-cigarettes at some point

The images include employees bleeding a sheep while it shows signs of consciousness and a lamb being butchered alive

The officers used a baton and sprayed the man with gas after the man injured the officer in the head

Despite legislation to protect victims of trafficking, current processes are failing to identify vulnerable women

The spat comes after the Dalai Lama's visit to Sweden last week

Victims tested positive for an unspecified drug that prompting officials to ban all electronic dance music

The United Kingdom is due to leave the EU on March 29 and yet little is clear

US Secretary of State seeks to replenish the top ranks of US diplomacy