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Over 100,000 protesters took to the streets in Jakarta on November 4 demanding that Purnama be prosecuted

Iraq, Afghanistan, Nigeria, Pakistan and Syria account for 72 per cent of all deaths

Swaraj, who suffers from chronic diabetes, is currently undergoing dialysis at a private hospital in New Delhi

Senior US District Judge Michael Davis sentenced Hamza Ahmed, 21, to 15 years in prison

After cancelling 25 flights due to the incident, the airport is now slowly resuming operations

Of the world's 250,000 child soldiers, about 40 per cent of recruits are girls

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said there were outstanding legal cases against 4,500 PKK members in Germany

The prosecutors' office said it would decide imminently whether to pursue a full investigation

Matters related to land and property make up about two-thirds of all civil cases in India

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack

More than half the world's adults with high blood pressure in 2015 lived in Asia

$10,000 gold bracelet worn for Donald Trump's television interview, followed by a message promoting the bangle

They joined youth across the country who have staged similar walkouts since Trump's shock victory on November 8

Moscow's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea peninsula saw US-Russia relations dip to their worst since the Cold War

In October, nearly 400 scientists wrote an open letter, criticising Trump's plans to abandon global climate deals

Trump's transition team did not respond to requests for confirmation of Kobach's role

Beverly Whaling, the mayor of the tiny town of Clay, had appeared to applaud a racist comment about Michelle Obama

The new ordinance was part of several marijuana measures put to voters in nine US states

The survivors and four recovered corpses were transferred from the tanker to the Acquarius

Alexei Ulyukayev was the highest ranking official detained over suspected corruption

The board of directors resolved to replace Cyrus Mistry as Chairman of the company, says TGBL

The street has been reopened exactly a week after the ground began sinking

The region has the highest rate of youth protest if compared to all other regions in the world, says Ahmad Alhendawi

She says govt did not recognise the concerns the memo raised and said it was for "Deloitte to answer what it is about"

Obama will seek to calm the nerves of allies concerned by Donald Trump's shock presidential election victory

The 'Sweety con Nutella' sees a thick wedge of the popular hazelnut spread

Mistry office's retort is in response to allegations made by Tata Sons last week in a nine-page statement

The US president is expected to deliver a speech on globalisation

Steinmeier said his talks with Cavusoglu had "not been easy" and admitted the pair had expressed "divergent views"

We look at 13 pictures from events around the world

The step comes a week after Modi ordered the withdrawal of large denomination banknotes from circulation

While crimes targeting Muslims grew highest, incidents of hate against Jewish, black and LGBTQ people also increased

Mursi was overthrown in mid-2013 by general-turned-president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi following mass protests against him

This airline does not like losing

Among the wounded were patients who had been moved there after a hospital in the nearby village was hit on Monday

Former US spy agency contractor states that democratic checks and balances were losing ground to authoritarianism

There was no immediate reaction from Netanyahu himself

A spokeswoman for the ministry described the 'True Religion' organisation as a mobilizing network for Islamic State

A meeting of EU foreign ministers in Brussels on Monday urged Tehran to refrain from ballistic missile testing

The Russian Minister has been accused of accepting a bribe of $2 million

Nicolas Maduro launches a radio show, dedicated to salsa music in an effort to cheer the nation

President Ghani personally welcomes Sharbat Gula and promises her a furnished apartment

Evacuations are underway as aftershocks continue to rattle the region

With a long wait for the next supermoon, Twitterati took to social media to get their jokes in

The company, which has catered heavily to older women, was impressed with the brand loyalty Too Faced has generated

Trump's team includes John Bolton and ex-CIA Director James Woolsey, men who championed the Iraq invasion

The sketchbook is owned by a private collector and hardly any details have emerged of what is depicted on its pages

Since 2009, the Obama administration has deported 2.4 million immigrants from the country

Obama said the freewheeling Trump could not be as outspoken as he was during the long and bitter campaign

There are also a few rare cases of men who are 'chained' because their wives refuse to issue a 'get'