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Over 30 asylum-seeker boats have been turned back since Australia introduced its hard-line border regime

Analysts say US trade policy could give the group some renewed momentum

Tens of thousands of people are estimated to be held in government jails across Syria

Four mountaineers attempted to ski the mountain in the past, while one of them died

Some videos end badly, with the vehicle hitting a street sign or a pedestrian

Final verdicts generally take years and no date has been set for the case to be heard in full

It costs the equivalent of $5 to buy one standard packet of pads in Zimbabwe, way beyond the reach of many families

Bongonga, 34, walks on a rope suspended by a crane at the base of the hill’s steps toward the Sacre Coeur basilica

Campaigners say more than 20 million Indians are trapped in bonded labour

Parkour involves running, climbing and jumping acrobatically around buildings and over terrain

Words of condemnation are not enough to express the indignation that every Syrian feels towards White Helmets

800 farmers from Nangarhar quit poppy business for cultivating roses

Two policemen wounded

The bombers were disguised as worshippers

The accused men told police they caught hold of the woman late Saturday

Toronto is grappling with a sharp rise in gun violence this year

Police believe magnetic bomb hidden in pile of garbage detonated after children touched it

Student wing of the ruling Awami League attacks Mahmudur Rahman with bricks, bamboo sticks

Dostum returns a year after fleeing country during a probe into the rape and torture of political rival

28-member team to discuss matters under the banner of APAPPS

The incident is a major blow for Beijing, which has been trying to push domestically made vaccines

The FBI believes that he has been collaborating and conspiring with the Russian Government

The decision comes after a vocal campaign by activists and Bollywood stars to boost female education and empowerment

It was crucial to rescuing people stranded on the other side

Plans will go forth if quiet holds

Negotiations an attempt to put an end to the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan between the two sides

US appeal at the United Nations for 'full enforcement' of sanctions against North Korea

Amid increased US pressure and looming sanctions

Hundreds of Hong Kong pro-democracy protestors rallied against the government’s attempt to ban a political party

The now 45-year-old was originally given a life term

China does more trade with Africa than any other nation

A Russian-backed Syrian government offensive is under way in southern Syria

It includes the recognition of private property says secretary of the council of state, Homero Acosta

Haroon Chakansuri confirmed a report, that the government is considering truce during Eid-ul-Adha

Russia’s foreign minister claims, arrest of Maria Butina is based on fabricated charges and so should be released

More than 5,000 houses have been damaged, swept away, submerged or collapsed, around 82,000 hectares crops damaged

Dostum’s expected return adds to an already volatile mix ahead of separate parliamentary elections in October

Controversial law adopted by Israeli parliament only undermines the peace efforts, says the foreign ministry of Egypt

It is unheard of that the government would break into a lawyer's office says President of the United, Donald Trump

The girl has been charged under the child protection law for having an abortion

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says negotiations with Europe must continue but Iranians must not wait for their offer

The soldier's death was the first linked to Gaza violence since 2014 war

The Parker Solar Probe, a robotic spacecraft the size of a small car, is slated to launch from Cape Canaveral

Several of the attacking 'terrorists' were also allegedly killed in the fighting

The Israeli law defines the country as the nation state of the Jewish people

Military spokesperson says civilian life should return to normal in areas next to Gaza

The southeast Asian country is prone to monsoon storms and floods, which frequently claim hundreds of lives every year

Culprits were caught after police retraced blood drops found in forensic investigation

A group of five to seven people surrounded the man, identified as Akbar, as he led the cows to his village in Haryana

Canada's immigration detention system relies on faulty information and is stacked against detainees