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The UN experts said they had information suggesting that 2,500 Lumads had been displaced since October

Either of them can block the UN Security Council from referring the case to International Criminal Court in the Hague

Two countries have become increasingly close amid an ongoing crackdown by Cambodia’s government on opposition groups

China’s air force has carried out 16 rounds of exercises close to Taiwan in the past year or so

The captain took the lead in stealing some 40 items ranging from home appliances to solar panels

Tell parliament Pakistan violated mutual agreement, harassed Jadhav's family

Surrogacy is not explicitly banned although official guidelines prohibit the practice

Agriculture, forestry and other land uses account for a quarter of the greenhouse gas emissions heating up planet

Unlike most Hindu civil laws, which have been reformed, Muslim personal laws have largely been left untouched

Adds blast justifies depolyment of thousands of Russian soldiers in Syria

Entire cities have been blamed for causing spikes in air pollution

Aim is to transform these great big walls of dull concrete into an expressive painting that is full of life

Often dubbed a paradise on earth, the Indonesian holiday island has become an embarrassing poster child

Foreign Office denounces attack; expresses Pakistan's firm resolve to eradicate the menace of terrorism

Israel has provided important training for Guatemala's military

Transport minister says decision taken to thank Trump for recognising Jerusalem as Israel's capital

Service offers free medicines and healthcare along with lodging and psychological aid for the poor

Netanyahu is a suspect in two cases

Three newly built power stations beset by delays, outages

Singh has become a social media phenomenon with nearly 50,000 people following his activities on Facebook

2017 brought a reminder to many that women's rights have a long road ahead

New find opens the way for super-durable items that are triple the lifespan of normal glass commodities

He also defended his cuts to the State Department and USAID budget

Nobody killed in the explosion, but at least four people hospitalised

Trump refused to certify that Tehran is complying with its 2015 nuclear deal with world powers

Library believed to be largest in the world with a mission of preserving important national, global cultural records

Powys was director at 43,000 acre Suyian Ranch in central Laikipia

'It is absolutely impossible to advance with Assad in Syria'

Car used to ferry Hitler on his victory parade through Berlin following stunning defeat of France during World War II

The National newspaper states cost of living in the UAE will rise by 2.5 per cent next year

He previously warned that social media platforms can lead people to make snap judgements about complex decisions

One example is sight of freewheeling women in Pakistan, which has been helping challenge gender stereotypes in country

The government's move is aimed at curbing corruption among tainted civil servants

If there is no air conditioning, organs strain and can start to fail

Exposto's lawyers said she was the victim of an internet romance scam

A trade and tourism hub, the UAE is a monarchy which tolerates little public criticism

'US base in Syria is illegal and the area around it has become a black hole where militants operate unhindered'

Xi Jinping says fighting pollution a key task through 2020

Campaigners: It is difficult to protect the rights of these workers because of lack of access to the factory hostels

With crises set to worsen, what are aid groups' priorities for 2018?

Okaz says more detainees will be released in the coming days and trial proceedings will begin soon

About 10 surveillance cameras were installed outside the single-storey home

Worldwide scramble for valuable assets expanding from forests and indigenous territories to seas, space and data banks

Japan colonised the Korean peninsula between 1910 and 1945

Leader credited with helping Cambodia achieve economic growth but criticized for crackdown on civil society and media

Russian foreign minister does not support US rhetoric,tough sanctions and higher military presence in the region

UN says salvaging materials for recycling provides income for more than 64 million people in the developing world

Case shows how Beijing's crackdown on civil society extends across the political spectrum

Strikes targeted reinforcements sent by the Houthis from the rebel-held capital Sanaa

Weah, world footballer of the year in 1995, won with 38 per cent in the first round versus Boakai's 29 per cent