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Experts question where India could send the Rohingya even if the deportations get Supreme Court backing

Father Teresito expressed his thanks but gave no statement

The case could take on a larger dimension with investigators now looking into 40 deaths at the care home

Everton forward stopped by police driving a woman's black Volkswagen Beetle at 2am on September 1

Around 6,000 people were expected to attend the two-day festival

Buddhist statues and relics in the hall were wrapped up for protection and moved with it

I am physically strong and handsome, he quipped

Witnesses in the region said they saw around 100 military vehicles deployed, including tanks

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They were the first flights since the North conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear test on September 3

Victim was "believed to have entered into an area for mechanical operations that was not open to visitors... "

Trump attacks Clinton directly last Wednesday in a pair of Twitter posts

The United Nations says there are 16,000 registered Rohingya in India but many more are undocumented

Ties between Washington and Moscow are at what Tillerson has called a 'historic' post-Cold War low

Storm warnings and watches went up in many of the Caribbean islands still reeling from Irma's destructive passage

At least 430,000 Rohingya have fled into neighbouring Bangladesh

The conflict is the latest example of a technology company being pinned in the crosshairs of geopolitics

Missing the subject leaves students 'unprepared for modern life'

'We cannot be stopped'

An 86-year-old woman and a 60-year-old man were found dead

The bomb went off on Friday's morning in a crowded carriage

Trump's "America First" agenda has alarmed both allies and foes

Jamaica's Violet Brown also known as ‘Aunt V’ died on September 15 at a local hospital

The drills are the second of China-Russian naval exercises this year, the first part took place in the Baltic in July

Khamenei warns Tehran would react strongly to any 'wrong move' by Washington

But sluggish economic growth, soaring youth unemployment could hinder MBS's outreach

Kurds have never lived under single, centralised power

Current collective world food production can twice feed world’s total population

Victims shifted to hospital for treatment

The UN Security Council imposed new sanctions on North Korea earlier this month

Clinton is back on Trump's Twitter feed in recent days as she promotes her new book about the presidential election

'We are holding talks with Google, Facebook to assist authorities in tracking extremists using the web for attacks'

'Leaders of autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan must call off the referendum that is contrary to the constitution'

Iran will react strongly against any wrong move

Sniffer dogs found no threat on the plane

Leader who bends too far to international will could lose support of people she governs

It is the second biggest dam in the world after the Grand Coulee Dam in the US

Russia suspended regular flights to Iraq in 2004 after the US-led invasion in 2003

Afghan security forces have been struggling to beat back resurgent Taliban

Defence minister says talks with Taliban only option for peace

Police say the victim was being supported by specialist officers and that no arrests have been made yet

Japan is global frontrunner in confronting dementia

Senior Fatah official welcomed cautiously Hamas’s position

'People will be recruited from their areas because they know their regions and how to keep them'

Trump decided in June to withdraw United States from Paris accord

Residents said four children and two women were among the victims

The typhoon had earlier battered the southern Okinawan island chain

The international community is scrambling to contain an increasingly belligerent North Korea

They say they would rather suffer there than return to the hell of their former lives in Myanmar

Britain's threat level has been raised to 'critical', indicating that another attack is feared