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People aged over 18 will be allowed to possess up to 50 grams of it

African-American, Hispanic students tend to score lower on tests than white students

Police fires tear gas and water cannon to break up rallies in Jakarta

The rare demonstrations followed an appeal by Mohamed Aly, an exiled Egyptian businessman in Spain, to topple Sisi

He made no mention of Britain's highest court ruling that his decision to suspend parliament was unlawful

Far-right leader also heaped praise on Donald Trump for respecting his country's sovereignty

Democrats accuse Trump of seeking Ukraine’s help to investigate Biden

Scandal came to the forefront after a honeytrap probe was launched in Madhya Pradesh

After she denounced world leaders for failing to tackle climate change at the UN

70-year-old Tikiri dies weeks after an outcry over her proposed participation in a Sri Lanka parade

He also admits that he advised the DIA case officer how to hide and launder any funds

As millions of anti-government protesters have taken to the streets for more than three months

PM Imran offers to help broker peace in Afghanistan

Both pilots - a group captain and a squadron leader - managed to eject safely

Although UN Secretary General hails the committee as the first step toward finding a political settlement

Moon says the zone would offer an added incentive for Kim to give up nuclear weapons

'We are very thankful that the president has taken a very principled stance,' says Imran Khan

In the past weeks, a wave of severe vaping-linked pulmonary disease causes seven deaths in the US

Johnson says that he hoped to amend the divorce deal

Some 14 per cent of Canadians say Singh would make the best prime minister

Police official, four bystanders slightly injured

12 per cent of Indians, or about 163 million people, do not have access to clean water near their homes

The anniversary means to showcase China's extraordinary rise from the ravages of war

The party accuses US president of seeking foreign help to smear rival Joe Biden ahead of next year’s election

He claims he was concentrating on what was being said

White House issues statement after the pair met on the sidelines of UNGA

Addresses news conference in New York, fears ‘bloodbath in IOK once curfew is lifted

Antonio Guterres presents assessment of international situation in his annual report

Trump stirred up fresh outrage on social media on Monday with a tweet that sneered at an impassioned speech by Greta

Toys for girls are generally pink and focused on domestic life, whereas toys for boys are themed around technology

Imran Khan meets Jacinda Ardern on the sidelines of 74th UNGA session in New York

Nuclear power should either be free for all states or banned completely, says Turkish president at UNGA

German chancellor will also hold separate talks with US President Trump and his Iranian counterpart Rouhani

A definitive guide to the science behind tremors

Raid come days after Houthis offered to halt drone and ballistic missile attacks on Saudi Arabia

US president says no country should support Iran's 'blood lust'

Police fire tear gas and water cannon to disperse demonstrations

Iranian leader won't be allowed to see much of 'Big Apple'

Jeddah is main airport where pilgrims arrive before travelling on to Makkah to perform the religious hajj

Many young women are interested in breakdancing but are unable to get permission from their families to try it out

Patient was to receive a nutritional shot at the clinic, nurse unknowingly injected her with anesthesia

US officials are working to identify the cause of the outbreak of illness

The ruling paves the way for legislators to return to parliament, where Johnson has no majority

Another 27 people including two soldiers were injured in the crash in Reyhanli district

Some examples of dictators ahead of the court ruling on Franco's case

The United States, Saudi Arabia and European powers have blamed Iran for a September 14 attack on a Saudi oil facility

Dozens of fire engines deployed to bring the blaze under control

The Portland spy ring was run by Konon Molody, a deep-cover KGB officer posing as a Canadian businessman

Rights groups and experts say more than one million Uighurs have been rounded up in internment camps

Man claims it was a drunken 'stupidity'