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After being left on Yorkshire beach, the camera resurfaced on Suderoog shore — a small German island in Wadden Sea

Figures show significant divergence between views of Republicans, Democrats

"My hotel had zero occupancy last year. It was disastrous," said Pahalgam hotelier Mushtaq Ahmad

President Donald Trump runner-up of the prestigious ranking, ahead of his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping

Plane's toilets stopped working, inconveniencing passengers

Police believed it was a suicide, family is certain of foul play

British troops opened fire on thousands of unarmed protesters in the city of Amritsar in massacre

13 photos from events around the world

The World Health Organisation classifies rituals like khatna as female genital mutilation

Trump's decision looks set to break with longtime US policy and is likely to stir more unrest in the Middle East

Vehicle emissions account for 30 per cent of Delhi's pollutants

The trafficking and enslavement of African migrants has been in the spotlight

On Tuesday nearly 400 migrants were flown back to Nigeria on two flight from Tripoli

Mainly Buddhist Myanmar denies the Muslim Rohingya are its citizens and considers them foreigners

Some 1,000 firefighters were battling to save homes from the conflagration

China has proposed that North suspend missile tests in exchange for suspension of US-South Korean military exercises

Doctors said patient also suffered from hypertension, diabetes, and was partially paralysed

Saakashvili later said police had searched the wrong tent at the camp

Instead of wearing sari gown gifted to her by well known Indian designer she wore Tory Burch outfit

In July, Defence Secretary James Mattis suspended payments from Coalition Support Fund

More than 340,000 people are estimated to have been killed in the Syrian war

Growing opium poppies employs or provides incomes for hundreds of thousands of people in Myanmar

Comments come amid mounting tensions over Pyongyang's weapons programme and fears of US military action

Some 28,000 people have been displaced by the storm, which hit Indonesia's most populous island last week

Not only did Hariri rescind his resignation, but Riyadh's power play paradoxically united Lebanese factions

The dispute has sparked deadly protests and a night-time curfew in the poor, violent Central American country

A tweet from Obama's personal Twitter account got 4.6 million likes

Fears grow that genetic engineering may be a one-way ticket to ecological mayhem

UN envoy says more civilian lives at risk

Israel and Saudi Arabia have no official diplomatic relations

Concern in Australia have grown that Beijing may be extending its soft power efforts in the country

The accused forcefully sent his wife to India then allegedly attempted to cancel her Australian visa

Hariri's shock resignation had thrust Lebanon to the forefront of the regional quarrel between Saudi Arabia and Iran

The military government has promised to hold a general election in November 2018

The auctioneers have put an estimate of $100,000 to $150,000 on the manuscript

Nuclear weapons have five means of causing destruction

Venezuela's inflation is expected to top 1,000 per cent this year

Last year there were 3,098 road incidents involving drug impairment

Children with encouraging parents less likely to have suicidal thoughts

It is not clear if police believe the perpetrators acted on their own or if they were hit men

2018 budget has not been approved, only 9 ordinary laws have been approved since Nov 2016, compared to 48 in 2015

The attorney general said the bank accounts of 376 people have been frozen

Toxic pollution is 'impacting children's learning, their memories, linguistic and motor skills'

Police believes there was a plan to launch an improvised explosive device at Downing Street

Germany’s largest bank received a subpoena from Special Counsel Robert Mueller several weeks ago

EU has struggled for over a year to finalise blacklist, with smaller, low-tax 28-member nations

US officials informed that Pakistan with its limited resources trying to limit terrorists' movement across the border

John Conyers becomes the first to step down among four serving US lawmakers facing sexual misconduct allegations

One of the three even stitches traditional clothes for 'Ram lalla' (infant Ram) idol

Spokesperson also expressed China's pleasure with operation of Gwadar Port