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'We have the Paris Agreement to guide our way. Now we need governments to implement it'

'Karimov ruled through fear to erect a system synonymous with the worst human rights abuses'

Iran has pledged to increase its production to pre-sanctions levels of 4 million barrels per day

The militant which is known as Murad, was the head of the military wing of Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh

Mir Quasem Ali was sentenced to death by a controversial war crimes tribunal for alleged offences during the 1971 war

King Bhumibol Adulyadej reign has spanned seven tumultuous decades and the monarch is seen as a unifying force

Presidential spokesperson Ernesto Abella said at least 60 people were wounded and 10 confirmed dead

Palestinians formally asked the ICC last year to investigate the Jewish state for alleged war crimes in 2014

Friday’s issue of controversial weekly dedicated a cartoon to last week’s deadly earthquake in central Italy

Developed jointly by French group Easy Mile and Dubai-based Omnix, the minibus is powered by an electric motor

We look at 13 pictur­es from events around the world

Before Forensic Architecture, no surveillance groups had been able to "access" Syria's Saidnaya military prison

It might be impossible to establish who engineered the release of sensitive emails, says Russian President

The group of 12, seven of whom were wearing hijabs, visited the town for the first time last week

Teresa worked with the poorest of the poor in Kolkata for nearly four decades

Islam Karimov's health started to worsen days after he suffered a stroke

California-based security firm FireEye says China-based group attacked at least two Hong Kong govt agencies last month

The Islamic State had earlier banned smoking, dancing, watching television and privately accessing the internet

Unilever, Beiersdorf and L'Oreal are among the multinationals converting their supply chains for Indonesia

Besra, a tribal woman from West Bengal, became an overnight sensation in September 1998

He was sentenced in US District Court in Arizona

Good summer weather has caused spike in attempted migrant crossings, including a record 6,500 people picked up Monday

French authorities have made repeated efforts to shut down the camp, which is currently home to nearly 7,000 migrants

Arup Raha rued New Delhi’s non-pragmatic approach to use air power

Italy has become the main focus for seaborne migration to Europe

India is home to 40 percent of the world's estimated 45.8 million slaves, according to a 2016 global slavery index

The 62-year-old martial artist, known for his comic timing and fighting style, has appeared in more than 150 movies

The shallow tremor was estimated at a depth of around 30 kilometres off the coast of the country's north island

The 24-second footage was probably filmed in 1956 during the "Treason Trial," which ended in 1961

Local media named the man as Mesa Hodzic

Gunshots were fired as pallbearers carrying the remains of Kalakani and his comrades approached the site

Dozens of Israelis and Palestinians gather at historic former train station in Jerusalem for backgammon tournament

Set to ship in December, Lomo’Instant Automat is available for pre-order

The fire left the woman seriously injured and part of the shelter building ablaze

Footage shows the crocodile thrashing in the cage as rangers struggled to snare its jaws and drag it out of the water

Turner's sentence to months in county jail call for mandatory prison for sex assaults involving unconscious victims

The European Commission treated it as abnormal state aid, the European Commission is doing its job, says Michel Sapin

The land was donated to Hanumangarhi temple by Nawab Shujauddaulah in 1765

A deal was supposed to be concluded before US President Barack Obama leaves office in January

The minister was sacked after the video showing him kissing two women was leaked to the media

Officers caught the first suspect, a man in his 40s accused of pimping out boys on his Facebook page

The experts found tiny humps, between one and 4 cm tall, in rocks at Isua in south-west Greenland

The Oslo signatories are to meet in Geneva next week

A young illustrator from Paris has come up with an interesting guide for bystanders to tackle Islamophobic attacks

Poll comes in wake of the burkini controversy

The staunch US ally has some 780 defence personnel in Middle East supporting its operation against extremist group

Headmaster Hussein Ibrahim said he did not see anything wrong in segregating boys from girls

Report comes after an outbreak of the disease that at first affected three dozen workers on a construction site

'I think the Australians need to make a choice, it's difficult to walk this fine line between balancing the alliance'

The report is to be published on Thursday by the Washington-based Institute for Science and International Security