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Five-member bench of India's top court to begin hearings from August 2

Turkiye's bid to join the EU has been frozen for years after membership talks were launched in 2005

State election commission reports seven people were killed on Saturday in election-related violence

Saima Mohsin calls out broadcaster for disability, racial discrimination post on-assignment injury in Jerusalem

Schools in New Delhi were closed after heavy rains lashed the national capital over the weekend

At least one other individual injured in Guangdong province stabbing incident

Police say the two men who were killed had escaped from a high security prison several days ago

Mirziyoyev, 65, has brought Uzbekistan out of near-isolation since taking power in 2016

Six people were found alive and injuries were reported from Saturday's landslide, officials in Hubei province say

Acting petroleum minister inaugurates oil well in northern Sar-e-Pul province

Star presenter is accused of paying a teenager thousands of pounds to pose for sexually explicit photos

Washington in the last year stepped up raids and operations against suspected Da’ish operatives in Syria

Polling for village council members held Saturday for 73,887 seats in eastern West Bengal state

They accused the Indian government of being responsible for the gunning down of Hardeep Singh Nijjar

US Treasury secretary ends four-day Beijing trip, expects more communication

The fundamental flaw of 'Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity' remains in its offer to partner countries

Paris police say it had banned the planned demonstration, citing a ‘context of tensions’

According to the United Nations, chemical weapons killed nearly 100,000 people during World War One

State TV says "all four terrorists" and two policemen killed in the attack in Zahedan, capital of Sistan-Baluchistan

Employees charged with culpable homicide and destruction of evidence filed against them

Police official says five of the dead were from the state's ruling Trinamool Congress party

Saudi activist points out that in conservative families, women continue to be at the mercy of their male guardians

Push by PM Mark Rutte's conservative VVD party to limit flow of asylum seekers to the Netherlands meets resistance

Two were hanged at dawn in the southern city of Shiraz, the official news agency IRNA reported

European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service says June was the hottest month ever

Opposition leader's hopes of returning to parliament remain a distant dream

Experts last week recovered presumed human remains from the sub wreckage that was found on the ocean floor

Those quick to join the new platform included celebrities such as Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Lopez

Lukashenko dismisses speculation that President Vladimir Putin would have Yevgeny Prigozhin killed

India summons Canadian envoy to register protest over Ottawa's handling of supporters of separate state for Sikhs

Several families are calling on Greek authorities to raise the wreck from the seabed and recover the bodies

Secret Service search cameras, visitor logs to identify miscreant

Driver is believed to have lost control of the vehicle in the town of Magdalena Penasco

US oil major Chevron confirm crew onboard were safe and the vessel was operating normally

Nuclear watchdog sees ‘negligible impact on people, environment’ after release of Japan’s nuclear waste into sea

Troops withdraw after 48-hour deadly operation targetting West Bank refugee camp

Ministry spokesperson says deadline for the closing of beauty parlours for women is one month

China’s leader calls for coordination, and dialogue to bridge differences and replace competition with cooperation

Aid workers cite Israeli access restrictions; Israel says gunfire exchanges create risks for medics

Shooting occurred in Como section of Fort Worth hours after the end of the neighborhood's annual ComoFest

The four Saudis and one Egyptian carried out an attack on the Imam Hussain Imambargah in Dammam nine years ago

US mulls new curbs as war over access to high-tech microchips escalates

Workers repairing rail-road barrier made faulty connection due to standard circuit diagram nonavailability: report

9 Palestinians killed by Israeli army in West Bank, including 8 in Jenin, according to Health Ministry

Indian Oil Corp, country's biggest buyer of Russian crude, in June became first state refiner to pay in yuan

Over a dozen children injured as gunmen open fire at outdoor neighbourhood block party

A trial court admitted a case of sexual harassment, intimidation against chief of the Wrestling Federation of India

Macron due to hold meeting with ministers after Mayor's home in southern Paris ram-raided, set alight

Operation in West Bank seen as biggest under Netanyahu hardline govt

Rioters launched fireworks at mayor's wife and children as they fled during the fifth night of nationwide unrest