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The fatalities occur in the southeast town of Morrito as marching protesters came under attack from police

Police and campaigners in India say sex traffickers are increasingly using WhatsApp and Facebook

The new round of space tourists will be propelled miles into the atmosphere, before coming back down to Earth

"To those intent on causing trouble or breaking the law, I simply say: you are not welcome,” he said

Donald Trump issued scathing criticism of Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit strategy during his visit to Britain

Sturgeon has refused to meet Trump on his visit

The meeting resolves to counter Islamic State in Afghanistan

Amnesty International comes down hard on incident, terms punishment 'beyond comprehension'

Adult film star was locked in a court battle with the President Trump over an alleged tryst in 2006

Peter Strzok says the investigation is not politically motivated, it is not a witch hunt, it is not a hoax

The young male and a female rhinos, Rudra and Rupsi, board a charted flight bound for Guangzhou with Nepali experts

The family says they wanted the teen to be surrounded by the things he loved

Rangila, a 19-year-old bear rescued from captivity, made the 30-hour journey from Nepal to a sanctuary in Agra

The colour X-ray imaging technique will help doctors give their patients more accurate diagnoses, CERN statement says

There are 15 members in the only amputee football squad in the Gaza Strip

Spain cannot continue legal proceedings against Puigdemont on rebellion charges after his return

'His intended activity in India was incompatible with the purpose of his visit as mentioned in his visa application'

There are still significant humanitarian challenges here despite the progress that has been made, says Lowcock

A suspension bridge in Istanbul saw clashes in which 34 people were killed during an attempted coup two years ago

France plans to increase defence spending by more than 40 percent, reaching 50 billion euros in 2025

Militants using night-vision goggles launched simultaneous raids on several Afghan military bases and posts

The torch will visit all 47 Japanese prefectures before the lighting of the Olympic cauldron

Lira slumped almost five percent to new record lows in value against US dollar

A landslide destroyed nearly 300 homes, killing at least 10 people

A Thai artist promises to create a statue of Samarn to be erected in Chiang Rai province

Social networks are catapulting banal racism into the spotlight and sparking a collective shaming over discrimination

I believe it will become another highlight in Thailand, says rescue chief

Indian refiners move to replace supplies from Iran and Venezuela in a win for the Trump administration

Women who have completed secondary education are more likely to work and earn on average

The parents argue the contents of their daughter's Facebook account are legally identical to a private diary, letters

Arabic coffee has been a mainstay of drinking culture in the region for thousands of years

Trump's attacks on Germany at NATO summit demonstrate aggressive strategy extends to allies, traditional rivals

Israeli-issued black-and-white surveillance footage shows missiles hitting what appeared to be a hut

Trump has set a bombastic tone for the talks, unleashing a barrage of criticism against European allies

The death toll rose to 195, with several dozen people still missing, the government said on Thursday

Many see Facebook as being the main vehicle for spreading false information in recent years

Kim referred to Trump as "Rocket Man" when North Korea was engaging in nuclear tests and missile launches

Netanyahu says that Israel shot down what it described as Syrian drone that had penetrated its airspace

More than 2,300 children are separated from their parents

Summit in Brussels is shaping up NATO alliance against backdrop of deepening transatlantic tensions

At least 14 people are killed in raid by pro-government mob near opposition bastion of Masaya

Israel reacts angrily to proposal calling it populist, dangerous and extremist

US judge orders older children to be reunited with their families by July 26

German Chancellor insists Washington and Berlin remain allies

Ex-Alaska governor says she has fallen victim to sick humour of UK comedian as many of other American public figures

The pair tied the knot a day before on cruise ship

On Monday, the powerful president appointed former Chief of Staff Hulusi Akar as defence minister

Attack sparks hours-long battle with security forces in latest attack in restive region

Some commenters claim the pigs reinforce stereotypes and gender pay gaps

Tag can be used by intelligence services in authoritarian regimes to identify people considered subversive