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Journalists, rights activists on both sides of border played a key role in Jitendra’s repatriation

Niloofar Rahmani's family is also facing threats, forcing the whole family into hiding

Malaysia in midst of intense campaigning for election that pits PM Najib Razak against Mahathir

Demands an independent investigation into the matter and gross violation of human rights

Alabaster base embellished with King Ramses II name, antiquities ministry says

The murder of journalists and other innocent people is a great testimony to what it is we stand for, Sanders

The comment lit up social media, replacing discussion around the leaders’ deliberations on more weighty issues

Russia has dropped to fourth place in the ranking of the world’s biggest military spenders

The WHO says nine out of 10 people on the planet breathe polluted air

Number of people living without access to electricity in 2016 was a billion, or 13 per cent of the global population

Modi is by far the most followed world leader on the gargantuan social networking platform

Moon and Kim agreed at a landmark summit last week to work on a permanent treaty to replace the armistice agreement

The Spanish and French governments have long had a policy of jailing ETA prisoners

"I was the victim of my words", a politics professor at Eduardo Mondlane University, said

North fears raptors may be used for surgical strikes

Pell was one of the Pope Francis' most trusted aides

40-year-old rapper, designer and husband of reality television star Kim Kardashian re-emerged on Twitter last month

Are investigating use of Facebook data by a British political consultancy

Move seen as a clear shift in Pakistan’s approach in diplomacy

Trump’s lawyers said the president had no obligation to talk with federal investigators involved in the probe

How Pakistani-origin Sajid Javid becomes the UK’s home secretary

Republican Party headed by ousted former prime minister Sezh Sarkisian withheld support for protest leader

Worst unrest in months in Paris comes at a time of heightened tensions over Macron's reform of the public sector

NEMA with the police and Red Cross found that 26 people were killed and 56 were injured

At least one person is dead and three others are missing

Shemyakova, who is unemployed, has been assured by restaurant's owner that she will be reimbursed

The offer is valid from May 1 till September 15

I condemn the violence, will ensure arrest the culprits: Gerard Collomb

Mub has been repeatedly targeted by Boko Haram since it was briefly overrun by the militant group in late 2014

The coalition says it takes every precaution to avoid civilian casualties

Mueller's office did not immediately respond to requests for comment

'I think that a war could break out in some time'

Labour unions stage demonstrations across the world on May day

For decades the two sides have pumped out propaganda from huge banks of speakers as a form of psychological warfare.

Australia has become increasingly alarmed at China's push into the Pacific

Pashinyan spent Monday negotiating with all political forces, including the ruling Republican Party

There have been crimes reported in recent months in Goma including the kidnapping of children for ransom

The Dominican Republic said it had taken the decision after a long process of consultation, and prioritizing its needs

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said he was 'outraged' by the suicide blasts

Many of the refugees arriving in Bangladesh recounted incidents of killings and rape

More people were killed under communist regimes than under Adolf Hitler, claims German leader

Amid soaring tensions between Moscow and the West, Russia's military expense last year decreased by 20 per cent

The movement is ever-present on social media reaching out to a large number of people

According to SIGAR, the strength of the Afghan security forces dropped by about 10 per cent over the course of a year

Russia ran an information warfare campaign to disrupt 2016 US presidential election

Caribbean nation agreed to establish diplomatic relations with China in favour of Taiwan

Authorities allege that Lula along with Senator Gleisi Hoffmann were given access to a $40 million slush fund in 2010

Magistrate Belinda Wallington hands down her decision in Pell’s case

Benjamin Netanyahu steps up pressure on United States to pull out of 2015 nuclear deal with Iran

US President has given European signatories May 12 deadline to fix the terrible flaws in the agreement