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Rwandan musician Kizito Mihigo was arrested in 2015 and jailed for 10 years for conspiring to assassinate Kagame

Wild elephants have dwindled in Thailand to about 2,700 from peak of over 100,000 in 1850

Tropical storm left 5 dead in its wake

Exceeds all codes of justice, says Kashmiri journalist

The cause of the accident is unclear

Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu has described Vostok-18 as Russia's biggest ever war games

The protest broke out after a shuttle bus accident on Friday in which 17 workers were injured

Russia seeks push for changes to an independent report on sanctions violations, says US ambassador to UN

The suspects held the boy upside down and beat him with batons till the skin on his back was torn apart

Protesters burn makeshift American flags and chant against free trade orthodoxy in Argentina

A woman and her baby were killed when a tree fell on their house

US President Donald Trump seeks to impose fresh sanctions on Tehran and reduce its oil sales to zero

No immediate reports of casualties after a category 5 storm

Incident took place at a major tourist destination packed with mariachi bars

Russia and Turkey are on opposite sides of the conflict, but key global allies

Crash was caused by technical difficulties rather than a militant attack

A sweeping grand jury report released in August revealed credible allegations against more than 300 predator priests

European Commission wants to end longstanding practice of putting clocks forward an hour in spring and back in autumn

Former Secretary of State John Kerry negotiated 2015 Iran nuclear deal which Trump scrapped this year

At least another 50 people are wounded, as Palestinians demonstrate in different spots along the Gaza border

Mayan culture reached its apogee during classical period from 250-900 before going into decline over next 300 years

The real-life drama has been playing out at a time when Beijing is tightening the reins on popular culture

Manafort is already convicted in a separate jury trial on eight counts related to financial fraud in August

About 1.7 million people in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia are under evacuation orders

President Maithripala Sirisena set to ask UN General Assembly to allow Sri Lanka to resolve war crime allegations

Blasts destroy scores of homes and other buildings which left more than 18,000 without power and out of their homes

The 47-year-old power trader says he now risks personal bankruptcy

Uttar Pradesh state government forms medical teams to look into cases and central team to look into deaths

Brown pandas have only been seen in the wild on a handful of occasions and Qi Zai is the only one in captivity

Ministry of Defence air footage of mock-up rescue operation in the Bering Sea

According to UN civilians in Yemen's Hodeida province continue to face severe shortages of food, water and medicine

State weather service raises 'signal four' alert, second-highest storm warning in the country

The clip featured Australian treasury MPs raising hands in Parliament

The men insist that they do not work for Russia's GRU military intelligence

Police striving to nab absconding accomplice

Female journalists face 'relentless' barrage of attacks and harassment

Bangladesh unions staged street protests Friday to reject what they called an 'inhuman' $95 a month minimum wage

'A new chapter in history is open here today', says South Korean unification minister

New ranking has named Canada as most spiritual country in the world

Youngster's kin failed to alert police, SP says

Commemorating 70th anniversary of North Korea’s foundation

Two-year-old fighting for life

Three suspects abducted victim after she left home for tuition

State Dept officials on Monday ordered the office shuttered to pressure Palestinians to enter peace talks with Israel

Illegal immigrants can be more difficult for surveyors to locate

Trump's strategy failing to move the needle on the battlefield

Telling the story of a war and its aftermath in Yemen through a handful of films and documentaries

Tensions between Russia and the US and its NATO allies are running at levels not seen since the Cold War

Wind speed eases but storm still remains life-threatening

Thousands of Indians are killed every year in accidents caused by potholes