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Protesters chanted "Climate Justice Now!" and "Shame! Shame! Shame!" for several minutes before security intervened

Remains a polarising figure, not least for his leading role in the 2016 Brexit referendum campaign

Britain will enter a negotiation period with the EU. Johnson has pledged to do that by the end of 2020

Frustration grows for families of New Zealand volcano victims

Brussels' new leadership wants member states to commit to a carbon neutral economy by 2050

Aung San Suu Kyi's referrs to a number of previous international cases where genocide could not be proven

In 2003, he slashed the throat of a prison supervisor, after which he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death

One person burnt to death on the spot, 33 workers were critically burnt

The number of people believed to have died in Monday's disaster now stands at 16

10 photos of protes­ters shouting anti-Modi slogans, burning effigies, tyres

In Assam, protesters defied a curfew, torching cars, tyres and chanting anti-Modi slogans

Crinkly chili peppers that are considered 'spiciest on the planet' grow at the base of a mountain in southern Serbia

Qureshi meets his Saudi counterpart Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah

Video of the two marriages in Indian village went viral on social media

Cartabia, 56, had been considered in 2015 as a potential candidate for Italy's presidency

Other nominees for Time's person of the year included President Trump and US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi

UN failed to stop human rights violations in occupied Kashmir, laments TeK UK chapter president

Bill passed the upper house of parliament with 125 members supporting it and 105 opposing

She argued that the army was responding to an attack by hundreds of Rohingya militants in 2017

They have already handed over dozens of armoured vehicles, radio systems, armoured containers

He dismissed the charges as "ridiculous" but Democrats insisted presidents were not untouchable

At least 20 protesters and four police officers were killed in the melee

Attack was “quickly contained and repelled” and there were no US or coalition casualties says NATO-led mission

Gay people were not allowed to serve in the British military until a rule change in 2000

The incident began around midday at a cemetery and ended in a store

Following a shooting rampage by a Saudi air force officer, killing three American soldiers, wounding eight others

The US president has denied the accusation, labelling the impeachment inquiry a 'Witch Hunt'

Malaysian prime minister says he is handing the baton to his coalition partner, Anwar Ibrahim

PM’s adviser says Pakistan does not have option to escape climate change and its impacts

The 31-year-old culprit says that air quality in New Delhi is like a 'gas chamber' and its water is 'full of poison'

Mohamed Ali posted viral videos accusing military elite of wasting taxpayers' money on vanity projects

President condemns awarding 2019 Nobel Prize in Literature to Handke who is accused of denying 1995 Bosnian genocide

Roxette, formed in 1986 by Fredriksson and the guitarist Per Gessle, sold more than 80 million albums worldwide

Footage shows host in autorickshaw on the streets of Mumbai when the dog, riding pillion behind its owner, emerges

In a rare lull in police-protestor clashes, around 800,000 people marched peacefully through the city's streets

Seventeen of those on board the C-130 aircraft were crew and the others were passengers

Indian National Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury takes swipe at PM Modi

President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who on Monday called again for US lawmakers to endorse the agreement

Suspects could also be detained for longer periods without criminal charges being filed in court

Democrats said there was abundant evidence that Trump had abused his power and obstructed investigation

Analysts say Wrexham could be a bellwether for the national result of Thursday's general election

Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani's move dampens hopes of a reconciliation between Qatar and a Saudi-led bloc

USCIRF expresses fear that the Indian government has created a religious test for Indian citizenship

'You can never buy tribal groupings.'

Careful exclusion of Muslims to greatly strain pluralistic fabric of India, say scientists & scholars

Police announced a criminal investigation into the circumstances of the deaths, injuries

Women account for some 25 per cent of the 5,900 people arrested since early June

He says a president who prioritises climate reforms could reduce US emissions by 49 per cent by 2030

School children were kept inside at breaktime as pollution levels soared far above 'hazardous' levels

Denuclearisation negotiations have been at a standstill since a summit in Hanoi broke up in February