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City authorities filed the suit against BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil and Royal Dutch Shell

According to UNAIDS, the global effort is short about $7 billion to eradicate AIDS

Trump said looks forward to meeting the Russian leader again

Schools could for the first time treat LGBT life the same as heterosexuality in a radical shift

New law defines establishment of Jewish communities as in the national interest

The new policy advances another step by eliminating content that may not be explicitly violent

Spokesperson says Makkah Declaration does not declare anyone as terrorists

The Montenegro says they build friendships, and have not lost a single one, and defend their national interests

We see that there are forces in the US that put their narrow party interests higher than national ones, Putin says

P. Chidambaram confirms the charge, says he would 'vigorously' contest the case

A jacket that cools the wearer has side panels carrying two built-in battery-operated fans to draw in air

The two-state solution envisaged under an international peace framework is already looking like a dim prospect

Israel's Arab minority called the law racist, verging on apartheid.

President Trump drew fresh scorn for calling NATO for attacking "tiny" Montenegro

It would be the first high-tech unmanned aircraft in the region.

An aide to Emmanuel Macron was put on two-week leave after he was seen hitting a street protester

Britain blames Russia for the poisonings and identified the poison as Novichok

Residents evacuated two pro-government towns in northern Syria

The victims--a 12-year-old girl and a 13-year-old boy--were discharged after emergency medical treatment

A draft National Forest Policy 2018 was released by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change in March

Butina has been accused of working with a high-powered Russian official and two unidentified US citizens

US gasoline inventories dropped by 3.2 million barrels last week

Critics accuse Trump of siding with Russia over his own country by failing to criticize Moscow

The 21-year-old had bite marks on her face and arms when she was found naked and unconscious on the floor of her room

The widening trade rift between China and the United States knocked the yuan to a one-year low

The legislation becomes part of the country's basic laws, which serve as a de facto constitution

Kim’s first full-fledged provincial visit in more than a year

Harasta was once home to 250,000 people, most of them Syrians from elsewhere in the country who worked in the capital

We didn't have anything with us, no food, Ekkapol recalls

Four Malaysians and three Indonesian men were arrested in four states between July 12 and 17

Archbishop remains on bail while he is assessed by prison authorities for home detention, instead of jail

Female athletes in the South have silently suffered sexual abuse by their coaches

Hundreds of residents left two towns at the border with Lebanon

Police have arrests four people, including the landowner, on charges of manslaughter

'Kate Kane soars onto the streets of Gotham as Batwoman, an out lesbian and highly trained street fighter'

Boom Supersonic's aircraft, dubbed Baby Boom, is expected by the company to fly for the first time next year

Three bodies have so far been recovered after the men from Sunderbans

As thousands of fans took to streets of Paris, reports of forced kisses and groping started pouring in

I can't see the difference between a Hutu and a Tutsi, nor between a Sunni or a Shia says Stef Blok

Twelves boys were dramatically rescued from deep inside a Thai cave after being trapped for more than a fortnight

More than 170 air force pilots have died in accidents in the past three decades due to ageing jets

Over 100 people have been rescued in a joint operation by Turkish Cypriot and Turkish coastguards, reports say

OHCHR shoots down Indian claims of the report being a 'Pakistan authored' conspiracy

Britain's main opposition Labour Party was embroiled in a fresh row Wednesday over anti-Semitism

Godi is one of the 20 openly gay students and alumni of various IITs across India

The shell struck a market in Taiz, a city just inland from the Red Sea port and under siege by Yemen's Houthis

Ethiopian Airlines indicated that flight ET0312 to Asmara had left Bole International Airport

Mandela, who died in 2013, remains a global icon for his long fight against white-minority rule

Progress made risks being halted, even reversed, if funding and attention allowed to dwindle, agency warned.

Concentrations of lung-damaging ozone hit a record high in China in June