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At least 200 students injured as police fired tear gas and used batons to disperse the crowd

USDA spokesperson says Wakanda was added to the list as a test file for staff

Says he will ensure that security of the port lies with the Sri Lankan side

Mobile internet, text messaging services were cut in several areas by govt order in parts of Delhi

Police officials say 56,350 firearms and 188,000 parts handed in on Friday

frontrunner Joe Biden says "We need to restore the integrity of the presidency"

A final vote on Johnson's separation terms will come when lawmakers return from their Christmas break

US identifies several similarities between the drones used in the raid and an Iranian designed aircraft

Washington says the decision underscores warming relations that have followed meetings between Trump and PM Imran

The attack takes place in Tal Halaf southwest of Ras al-Ayn, which was taken by the Turkish military

The host wishes 'nice school shooting' to interrupt coverage of Donald Trump's impeachment hearings

Rouhani also proposes that Muslim countries' central banks could work together to introduce a unified cryptocurrency

He reckons that impeachment will help him to a second term next year

He is formally charged him with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress

Police detain dozens as students, politicians and rights activists take to the streets in protest

He fled last month after civil unrest broke out following his re-election on October 20

Afghan health officials say more than 80 per cent of the patients will relapse

Turkish president criticises five permanent members of UNSC; says ‘world is bigger than five’

Police in New Delhi also detained dozens of people protesting against the law, including historian Ramachandra Guha

Police spokesperson says prolonged drought, water shortages likely prompted the crime

Chairman of the Judiciary Committee says Trump was given the opportunity to testify before but declined to do so

Climate protesters marched on PM Scott Morrison's official residence to demand curbs on greenhouse gas emissions

PM Imran opted to stay away from the Kuala Lumpur summit to maintain neutrality

Police grabbed hold of a male student and started hitting him, women covered him to protect him

Authorities have cut the internet in some flashpoint areas, banned large gatherings in others

Turkey, Iran, Qatar attending four-day event; discussion to focus on development, governance, corruption, Islamophobia

US president is formally charged with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress

Top Democrat launches debate in House of Representatives on impeaching US president

New Delhi imposed curfew and communication lockdown in the Himalayan territory on August 5

'The baby was placed in a paper bag... it was dropped there to die'

The new system is designed to detect launches of ballistic missiles and track them to their landing site

US special envoy meets Afghan president, discusses several topics including need for a ceasefire

Shiori Ito took case to civil court after male police made her re-enact alleged rape with a life-sized doll

Hong Kong prides itself on having one of the world's best transport systems but deadly bus accidents are not unknown

They say what is happening today on the streets is unprecedented in the history of modern India

Four men were convicted of the rape, murder of the young physiotherapy student

At least 21 people, including 12 policemen, were injured in the clashes

Bolivia's interim government, led by right-wing President Jeanine Anez, has yet to set a date for new elections

Indictment charged eight counts of sanctions-breaking, money laundering, and false statements

US imposed an embargo on the full island in 1987 with an aim to prevent an arms race

Names, contact information, health card numbers and lab test results were exposed in the cyber attack

Accused denies any wrongdoing and has filed a counter-suit seeking 130 million yen in compensation

Absence of Saudi Arabia demonstrates some of the divisions in the Muslim world

Experts believe the two bodies were washed out to sea

US insists that no UN sanctions should be lifted until North Korea gives up its nuclear, ballistic missile programs

He says he is a victim of an attempted coup

China says it will request the meeting again when the peacekeeping mission is ready to give a detailed briefing

US urges New Delhi to protect the rights of its religious minorities

Ankara currently hosts 3.7 million Syrian refugees, the largest refugee population worldwide

Premier is attending the Global Refugee Forum in Geneva